[MassiveTruck]

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The jury is in. The Truck is indeed a troll. [/rquote]

OK I get it. When you can't cope with somebody who disagrees with you and explains why you will do a poo and throw it, oops sorry, that's the chimps section at the zoo, I mean, start to hurl insults.[/rquote]

Nah, I've just worked you all out. [/rquote]

If that's the sum of your views after seeing two differing opinions, maybe you should join a political party where they chastise you to the back seats if you don't agree with their oppressive motives.[/rquote]

Haha. Trying the 'articulate' post now (even if non-sensical), after the 'poo-poo' one? I've got your number...and it's after many other threads, not 'two differing opinions'.

But, I'm not a mod, so I have no power other than to voice my view. From the political party of one.[/rquote]

No.

I've got your number.

You are agitated and frustrated when somebody doesn't like your favourite. In your view, you have made a grand choice, the best choice a brilliant choice

BUT

When somebody criticises your fave, has the nerve (in your view after you spent hour of mental anguish and frustration fighting for him, viewing him, devoting time to him) to say they are the worst

It hurts. It hurts real bad.

Maybe, try and accept simply that people have different opinions but I don't think that is possible when your view of the housemate is based on the fact that they are your living representation of how you want the world to be.

I've read around fanaticism you see and the psychology of it. How somebody requires living representations in mass media to express their moral view. It's a truly subconcious dilemma.

No... you just don't like the fact I don't like who you like.

Otherwise... here is a dilemma for you? Are fans of housemates, obsessive fans of housemates - trolls?