I mentioned this in the past, but it's a fun means of judging. A means of really measuring how sad one's post count is can be seen by dividing by the number of days they've been on the forum. It'd give a rough average of posts/day, which I think tells more than post size itself.
My own: 4386/405=10.83
Thesugargirl: 3315/428=7.75
Reaper: 1206/59=20.44
Reaper+Thrill Kill: (1206+7624)/419=21.07
Reaper+Thrill Kill Sept 9th version (reason why here): (1206+7624)/362=24.39
It would appear her break from here helped fix the post/day average, as when I did this originally last December her post/day was around 44.51.
by TurncoatYou certainly have no objections with being easy to find, always posting who you were before your alias update or change of website, followed by posting the same sorts of things and confronting people in the same fashion like some sort of calling card~
You're assuming that my being open and honest about who I am is some sort of invitation for them to continue to harass me. It's not.
Why should I hide who I am or change my opinions and beliefs just because some people have issues with me.
you give them no difficulty with finding you to recreate the jokes that constantly follow you.
When you constantly harass someone for years on end, it's not a joke anymore. It's gone well and truly beyond that. Nobody does that unless they have some serious issues. There are some seriously butthurt people here.
You think josh is the only one here that would love to see me go to prison or get bashed by someone?
Even my daughter's life has been threatened and she has nothing to do with any of this. But don't worry, I'm sure it's all just one big joke, isn't it.
"You're assuming that my being open and honest about who I am is some sort of invitation for them to continue to harass me. It's not."
It... kind of is when you keep giving those that mock you directions. You could still be honest and have a different name and typing style to elude mockery of past people.
"Why should I hide who I am or change my opinions and beliefs just because some people have issues with me."
Because someone might report you to "Crime Stoppers"~ 
In all seriousness, it's not that I'm suggesting you ought to hide it, but I am suggesting that people mocking you is feeding some form of attention-seeking if not ego building. It's been almost four years of forum posting with people responding to you in the same fashions, and yet you don't relent from it. I'm surprised you haven't become bored enough to seek some other form of fun.
I don't understand what makes you keep coming back to the forum experience. I love forums, but I'd find living your forum experience boring and unrewarding in your shoes.
"When you constantly harass someone for years on end, it's not a joke anymore."
So you'd call it harassment?
"It's gone well and truly beyond that. Nobody does that unless they have some serious issues."
Some people don't mind reruns.
"Even my daughter's life has been threatened and she has nothing to do with any of this."
Mostly to try to get you to react I'd wager.
"But don't worry, I'm sure it's all just one big joke, isn't it."
Some moments are kind of funny.
by TurncoatIn all seriousness, it's not that I'm suggesting you ought to hide it, but I am suggesting that people mocking you is feeding some form of attention-seeking if not ego building.
You're making it sound like I asked for it.
Just because I don't let they're continued attacks bother me (aside from finding the same repetitive bullshit tedious and annoying at times) doesn't mean I want that kind of attention.
All they're really doing is proving how butthurt they are.
You call it 'mocking', but it's obvious there are a lot of people here who don't like me very much. Those kind of feelings don't develop unless they have some sort of issue with me, and I'm not the only one who has noticed that. Others can see it too.
by TurncoatWhat keeps you attached to the forum experience? I don't see what you have to gain or what sustains it beyond the possibility of negative attention somehow being a bolstering force.
I like socializing and I like the drama here sometimes. Whether the drama is about me or someone else, it makes no difference. I think that's the same reason everybody else comes here too.
A lot of the negative attention I get doesn't bother me (well, for the most part anyway. Sometimes it gets a bit annoying), so I see no reason to leave.