Do you ever recognize repeat posters?

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand the people who apparently seriously believe only one person uses phrases like “unhinged” or “boo” or whatever annoying term you are flagging. Fascinating to me!

Plenty of people use “boo,” but there’s a poster who likes to give a single word response, followed by “boo.”

It’s a pretty specific syntax.

And dull.

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Anonymous wrote:In the college discussion area, whenever a college in the midwest or south is mentioned, the (apparently) same lady always feels compelled to interject that it’s not particularly easy to get an abortion in that state, so she would never let her kids consider a college in that state.

I’ve posted before that my kids won’t consider red states for a variety of reasons, including women’s healthcare. I see others posting about it as well.

OK, psycho.

Seems like you’re triggered by women having health care. Are you also triggered by LGBTQ kids?

Excuse me, but the correct acronym is LGTBQIA+

Please do better.

What does the I stand for? Incels?

Were you trying to make a lame joke? You failed if so. It was not funny. But you did expose your bigotry.

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Anonymous wrote:In the college discussion area, whenever a college in the midwest or south is mentioned, the (apparently) same lady always feels compelled to interject that it’s not particularly easy to get an abortion in that state, so she would never let her kids consider a college in that state.

I’ve posted before that my kids won’t consider red states for a variety of reasons, including women’s healthcare. I see others posting about it as well.

OK, psycho.

Seems like you’re triggered by women having health care. Are you also triggered by LGBTQ kids?

Excuse me, but the correct acronym is LGTBQIA+

Please do better.

What does the I stand for? Incels?

Were you trying to make a lame joke? You failed if so. It was not funny. But you did expose your bigotry.

Everyone knows the “I” stands for intersex peoples.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Similar to the “I’m from France” poster is the “we are European” poster who chimes in on threads (mostly in the Travel forum) suggesting how much more cultured and well-traveled she (or he) is. Ok, we all know you’re European and therefore far superior to the rest of us 🙄, but seriously, why not just say you’re from? Are you from Portugal or Norway or Ireland?

Well, I am not her.

But you have to admit Europe is far more cultured, refined, and superior in every way to the US.

I mean, Murica! F*!k YEAH !

Amirite??

Go back. Please.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:‘Full stop’ lady. She uses this term all the time.

I can’t help thinking that Mrs. Full Stop is married to Mr. Hard Pass.

[Anonymous]

I learned that it was LGBTQQIAA+
Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Queer Questioning Intersex Asexual and Allied

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:In the college discussion area, whenever a college in the midwest or south is mentioned, the (apparently) same lady always feels compelled to interject that it’s not particularly easy to get an abortion in that state, so she would never let her kids consider a college in that state.

I’ve posted before that my kids won’t consider red states for a variety of reasons, including women’s healthcare. I see others posting about it as well.

Right, “healthcare.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are always some posters on the Relationship threads who brag that they met their kind dorky poor husbands while they were in grad school, had the brilliant foresight to see their future earning potential, and now the guys have morphed into millionaire hotties.

I think this actually happens a lot, although unfortunately not to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In the college discussion area, whenever a college in the midwest or south is mentioned, the (apparently) same lady always feels compelled to interject that it’s not particularly easy to get an abortion in that state, so she would never let her kids consider a college in that state.

This isn’t just one poster.

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Anonymous wrote:The "oh, honey" person.

Is this the same as the "sweetie" person? It has to be, right? I get especially annoyed with the condescending use of "sweetie" for some reason, but I think they use "honey" as well, and some other term of endearment that I'm forgetting.

Also, the "What are you prattling on about?" poster. They use it all the time, and it almost never even fits the prior post at all.

Yep, hate the oh sweetie poster.

Again, “oh honey” and “oh sweetie” are expressions. Not just by one poster.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:‘Full stop’ lady. She uses this term all the time.

More than one person uses this expression as well.

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There are many repeat offenders in the College forum. What about this school? What about that one?

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Anonymous wrote:In the college discussion area, whenever a college in the midwest or south is mentioned, the (apparently) same lady always feels compelled to interject that it’s not particularly easy to get an abortion in that state, so she would never let her kids consider a college in that state.

I’ve posted before that my kids won’t consider red states for a variety of reasons, including women’s healthcare. I see others posting about it as well.

OK, psycho.

Seems like you’re triggered by women having health care. Are you also triggered by LGBTQ kids?

Excuse me, but the correct acronym is LGTBQIA+

Please do better.

What does the I stand for? Incels?

Intersex.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:‘Full stop’ lady. She uses this term all the time.

More than one person uses this expression as well.

Not true

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Anonymous wrote:‘Full stop’ lady. She uses this term all the time.

I can’t help thinking that Mrs. Full Stop is married to Mr. Hard Pass.

And cheating on her with Miss Horses Not Zebras