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"Sticking his nose in everywhere"
Umm, isn't that what you were doing when you visited the mod thread in the first place and saw rams post which had nothing to do with you and decided to use it as a launchpad for bringing the pig back up again?
Don't worry I believe that this is a public forum so you can stick your nose in where you like.
Its not just the babes on bikes.
Amster wont admit this, but the reason boomcie and him have a feud is because amster complained to the mods that a funny and harmless thread boomcie had made titled "is boomcie totally awessome", should not be allowed and threw insults at boomcie for creating it.
http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthread.php?t=16070
He writes that boomcie tries to cause trouble between "others" but in reality most people seem to get on pretty fine with boomcie and the above shows who really did start the feud, and that it is not as amster claims, just boomcie randomly picking on people.
When I commented in the general politics thread he repeatedly warned me to stay away from that thread because he didn't want me there, and to "stick to the other sections"
I know at least 1 of those posts has been removed by the mods.
Then there is this famous post where amster declares that idealy posters should only post in threads if he gives his permission first.
Its also why he complains that I am "sticking my nose in" when i comment on this thread, and insults me for doing it.
Im no psychiatrist, but I would suggest there is a pattern there of incidents where the poster shows that he believes he should be in control and reacts aggresively to situations where it becomes clear that he is not in control.
As such, whether palmer did or did not make the right decision is totaly irrelevant. He ruled against amster and therefore he is a
			
			Umm, isn't that what you were doing when you visited the mod thread in the first place and saw rams post which had nothing to do with you and decided to use it as a launchpad for bringing the pig back up again?
Don't worry I believe that this is a public forum so you can stick your nose in where you like.
patricknd said:Reporting babe on a bike as offensive? Really? What a crock. Hate to tell you, but the bob thread isn't exactly the bible. You take it far too seriously. Get over yourself, man.
Its not just the babes on bikes.
Amster wont admit this, but the reason boomcie and him have a feud is because amster complained to the mods that a funny and harmless thread boomcie had made titled "is boomcie totally awessome", should not be allowed and threw insults at boomcie for creating it.
http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthread.php?t=16070
Amsterhammer said:Serious question to the powers that be - does the General forum really have to turn into a playground for juvenile narcisists? The last couple of new topics are beyond the pale, imho.
He writes that boomcie tries to cause trouble between "others" but in reality most people seem to get on pretty fine with boomcie and the above shows who really did start the feud, and that it is not as amster claims, just boomcie randomly picking on people.
When I commented in the general politics thread he repeatedly warned me to stay away from that thread because he didn't want me there, and to "stick to the other sections"
I know at least 1 of those posts has been removed by the mods.
Then there is this famous post where amster declares that idealy posters should only post in threads if he gives his permission first.
Amsterhammer said:Imho, there is no reason why 'well known' people who die should not have their own topics, as long as posters are able to maintain some sense of proportion about the relative importance of the deceased in the grand scheme of things.
Its also why he complains that I am "sticking my nose in" when i comment on this thread, and insults me for doing it.
Im no psychiatrist, but I would suggest there is a pattern there of incidents where the poster shows that he believes he should be in control and reacts aggresively to situations where it becomes clear that he is not in control.
As such, whether palmer did or did not make the right decision is totaly irrelevant. He ruled against amster and therefore he is a
"pathetic ****er"
" and"is not man enough
" hasn't got the balls to man-up"
				
		
			
	
	
	
	