There's This Troll on TR Forum Named Gargoyle

[Anonymous]

If there is a flame board or a board with a flamer on it, you'll find Freud.

That is a strange addiction he has.

[Anonymous]

If there is a flame board or a board with a flamer on it, you'll find Freud.

That is a strange addiction he has.

It's hard to believe a man in his mid forties like Gargoyle would enjoy being so immature.

[Anonymous]

If there is a flame board or a board with a flamer on it, you'll find Freud.

That is a strange addiction he has.

It's been a while since I last read the Wiki on Internet Addiction Disorder.  I know a fair number of internet personas who would score high on this...myself included, probably.   ac_crying



Mark D. Griffiths' six criteria of Internet addiction are:

1.  Salience: When the use of the Internet becomes the more important activity in an individual's life and dominates their thinking (pre-occupations and cognitive distortions), feelings (cravings), and behavior (deterioration of socialized behavior). For example, even when the person is "off line," they are thinking about the next time they will be on line.

2.  Mood modification: The positive subjective experiences which people report as a consequence of engaging in Internet use and which can be seen as a coping strategy for them (i.e. they experience an arousing "buzz" or a "high," or they experience a tranquilizing feeling of "escape" or "numbing").

3.  Tolerance: The process by which users increase the level of Internet use they partake in, to achieve its mood-modification effects. There is a tendency to gradually increase the amount of time spent on line, in order to expand or extend those effects.

4.  Withdrawal symptoms: The unpleasant feeling-states and/or physical effects which occur when Internet use is discontinued or suddenly reduced. Withdrawal symptoms might include shakiness, moodiness, or irritability.

5.  Conflict: The various conflicts emerging as a result of the person's excessive Internet use: interpersonal conflict; conflicts with other activities (e.g., job, social life, other interests); or conflicts within the individual (intrapsychic conflict and/or feelings of loss of control).

6.  Relapse: The tendency for repeated reversals to, or recurrence of, prior behavioral patterns.

Even the most extreme patterns of excessive Internet use or addiction can be rapidly restored by the user – even after periods of abstinence or control.

[Anonymous]

If there is a flame board or a board with a flamer on it, you'll find Freud.

That is a strange addiction he has.

It's been a while since I last read the Wiki on Internet Addiction Disorder.  I know a fair number of internet personas who would score high on this...myself included, probably.   ac_crying



Mark D. Griffiths' six criteria of Internet addiction are:

1.  Salience: When the use of the Internet becomes the more important activity in an individual's life and dominates their thinking (pre-occupations and cognitive distortions), feelings (cravings), and behavior (deterioration of socialized behavior). For example, even when the person is "off line," they are thinking about the next time they will be on line.

2.  Mood modification: The positive subjective experiences which people report as a consequence of engaging in Internet use and which can be seen as a coping strategy for them (i.e. they experience an arousing "buzz" or a "high," or they experience a tranquilizing feeling of "escape" or "numbing").

3.  Tolerance: The process by which users increase the level of Internet use they partake in, to achieve its mood-modification effects. There is a tendency to gradually increase the amount of time spent on line, in order to expand or extend those effects.

4.  Withdrawal symptoms: The unpleasant feeling-states and/or physical effects which occur when Internet use is discontinued or suddenly reduced. Withdrawal symptoms might include shakiness, moodiness, or irritability.

5.  Conflict: The various conflicts emerging as a result of the person's excessive Internet use: interpersonal conflict; conflicts with other activities (e.g., job, social life, other interests); or conflicts within the individual (intrapsychic conflict and/or feelings of loss of control).

6.  Relapse: The tendency for repeated reversals to, or recurrence of, prior behavioral patterns.

Even the most extreme patterns of excessive Internet use or addiction can be rapidly restored by the user – even after periods of abstinence or control.

I do not suffer from Internet Addiction Disorder.

[Anonymous]

I do not suffer from Internet Addiction Disorder.

Of course not.  I meant to suggest that perhaps Freud does.   ac_biggrin

[RW]

Perhaps?  HAHA!



Didn't he have a crush on Feral?

[Anonymous]

Perhaps?  HAHA!



Didn't he have a crush on Feral?

That's what I was about to say too RW..



No perhaps about Gargoyle's internet addiction..



Is Feral a lady poster on Brawl Hall that Gargoyle had a crush on?

[RW]

Perhaps?  HAHA!



Didn't he have a crush on Feral?

That's what I was about to say too RW..



No perhaps about Gargoyle's internet addiction..



Is Feral a lady poster on Brawl Hall that Gargoyle had a crush on?

Yeah she is.

[Anonymous]

Perhaps?  HAHA!



Didn't he have a crush on Feral?

That's what I was about to say too RW..



No perhaps about Gargoyle's internet addiction..



Is Feral a lady poster on Brawl Hall that Gargoyle had a crush on?

Yeah she is.

That poor lady.

[Anonymous]

Perhaps?  HAHA!



Didn't he have a crush on Feral?

HAHA, Freud is such a fucking loser. ac_toofunny

[Renee]

Is he the same Gargoyle that was on Snark Tank?



If so, he was one of the reasons why the place had such a bad vibe.

[Anonymous]

Is he the same Gargoyle that was on Snark Tank?



If so, he was one of the reasons why the place had such a bad vibe.

Dinky Dianna, Freud and Gargoyle are all the same troll.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

What is TR?

[Anonymous]

What is TR?

Third Rail Forum, it's a flame forum that Dove and Dinky Dianna post on..



Dinky Dianna's handle is Gargoyle on that board.

[Anonymous]

Is he the same Gargoyle that was on Snark Tank?



If so, he was one of the reasons why the place had such a bad vibe.

I was on Snark Tank.