Has TRIGGER ruined this forum ?

[SAW]

No, he has not!!!!

[The Answer]

He’s obnoxious and ruins most topics but I say let him stay

[rainman2]

If I stick my head in that toilet, will there be any dooties in there?

Take a selfie, report back to us!

Thanks for posting.

[rainman2]

He’s obnoxious and ruins most topics but I say let him stay

Many others are even more obnoxious on plop.  Just so you know. 

[SPARKS SPECIAL]

LUCPARK IS TRIGGER FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE DRUNK DRIVING ON HORSEPLOP

[Kole Hanover]

 What does he provide on here besides non-stop dribble?

 He doesn't have any experience being around horses, owning horses, getting them ready for stakes season, buying babies at sales etc.
 
 His handicap skills? (Throw as much sh+t at the wall to see what sticks)

 It's hard to take anyone serious when they answer everyone, on every thread, throws around emojis non stop like a petulant child, trying to get his own way.
 Seems like he's talking to himself on most threads, there would be 10 responses & 6 of them would be from him.

 Talks about people he has no idea who they are, just because they called out the Cartman on his BS 'cuz they see him for who he is/was.
   leopards don't change their spots, unless they're told to GTFO & take your cam/voice recorders with you.

 Those dirty brothers from the Meadowlands really had him shook, Gural & others there were just appalled. They called him everything but a kosher man.

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

Does your wife know you check out other guys in jeans? Fucking freak? Are you that hard up because she's  that fugly? Sorry! 


Short answer: it usually says more about him than it does about you.

There are a few common explanations for that kind of behavior:

1. Attraction or curiosity (even if he wouldn’t admit it)

He may be noticing you physically and focusing on something specific (like jeans) as a “safe” way to express or process that attention. Being married doesn’t prevent someone from having attractions—they may just not handle them openly or honestly.

2. Insecurity or comparison

Sometimes guys fixate on another man’s appearance because they’re comparing themselves:

“Do I look like that?”

“Why does he get attention?”
It can come out as weird commentary or obsession instead of just admitting insecurity.

3. Obsessive / trolling behavior

If this is happening on forums or repeatedly, it can be a form of:

online fixation

low-level harassment

someone trying to get your attention

The fact that it’s specific (your jeans) and repeated is what makes it stand out as unusual.

4. Projection or repression

If he has thoughts or tendencies he’s uncomfortable with, sometimes people project outward—focusing on someone else instead of dealing with their own feelings.

[Kole Hanover]

Does your wife know you check out other guys in jeans? Fucking freak? Are you that hard up because she's  that fugly? Sorry! 

 Yes, she's a Petrelli but she has her own shopping cart.

 Imagine YOU- talking about another's wife lol.

 You realize you made a fool out of yourself numerous times, people all dressed up and you got on the best up black wallymart jeans and the cheapest long sleeve shirt.

 Any picture- you always have a closed mouth, why?
 Is it because those baked bean chips you got stuck in your gums?
 You don't have insurance on welfare? Fix that shit up




 No one needs to be banned though, thick skin for all

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

Is this guy's name Bob The Knob or what he does? Yes, I found out EVERYTHING fuckface, but like Calwho, I won't dox you. Fucking freak....
Short answer: it usually says more about him than it does about you.

There are a few common explanations for that kind of behavior:

1. Attraction or curiosity (even if he wouldn’t admit it)

He may be noticing you physically and focusing on something specific (like jeans) as a “safe” way to express or process that attention. Being married doesn’t prevent someone from having attractions—they may just not handle them openly or honestly.

2. Insecurity or comparison

Sometimes guys fixate on another man’s appearance because they’re comparing themselves:

“Do I look like that?”

“Why does he get attention?”
It can come out as weird commentary or obsession instead of just admitting insecurity.

3. Obsessive / trolling behavior

If this is happening on forums or repeatedly, it can be a form of:

online fixation

low-level harassment

someone trying to get your attention

The fact that it’s specific (your jeans) and repeated is what makes it stand out as unusual.

4. Projection or repression

If he has thoughts or tendencies he’s uncomfortable with, sometimes people project outward—focusing on someone else instead of dealing with their own feelings.

[Trigger]

Does your wife know you check out other guys in jeans? Fucking freak? Are you that hard up because she's  that fugly? Sorry! 


Short answer: it usually says more about him than it does about you.

There are a few common explanations for that kind of behavior:

1. Attraction or curiosity (even if he wouldn’t admit it)

He may be noticing you physically and focusing on something specific (like jeans) as a “safe” way to express or process that attention. Being married doesn’t prevent someone from having attractions—they may just not handle them openly or honestly.

2. Insecurity or comparison

Sometimes guys fixate on another man’s appearance because they’re comparing themselves:

“Do I look like that?”

“Why does he get attention?”
It can come out as weird commentary or obsession instead of just admitting insecurity.

3. Obsessive / trolling behavior

If this is happening on forums or repeatedly, it can be a form of:

online fixation

low-level harassment

someone trying to get your attention

The fact that it’s specific (your jeans) and repeated is what makes it stand out as unusual.

4. Projection or repression

If he has thoughts or tendencies he’s uncomfortable with, sometimes people project outward—focusing on someone else instead of dealing with their own feelings.

Kole, wifey?, oh my lord....she needs as much rescue as the horses...surely a victim of Stockholm syndrome 

She probably prays he gets murdered at a man-hole gloryhole 

Heeeee's so angry and hateful and hurtful 

Who's the success!  Who has money to own horses! Who's a wiener! Me Me Me - Kole Hanover 

Thanks for taking my call today Mike, always the highlight of my day when we speak! 

[Kole Hanover]

 
 Holy shit man, I wrote a post on this thread and 45 seconds later you replied and even edited it and added a bunch. When you got all the time in the world...

 Actually dox me Mike, you're a fucking lying loser. I guarantee you're lying.
 I know 1000%

 Why do you feel like you can call anyone down?
 You post about horses non stop but love nothing more than to take pics of ones dead or near dead. You need a new/hobby. Maybe Neil can help you, he's been saying a bunch about you and the boys from the training center all get a big laugh.
 J.G loves the story about him putting the kibosh to you, the Jackson boys "had him spooked so he had a cam and a recorder, being right loud so security would see"

 I love hearing that, those dirty brothers are pretty much you when they're older, I'd say they may even accomplish more in the long run.

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

[Kole Hanover]

 Yes that's me, I'm Bob from Canada. Tell us more if you're not lying.
   Is that what my proxy tells me?


 Otherwise you ARE lying, shows your true self

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

Short answer: it usually says more about him than it does about you.

There are a few common explanations for that kind of behavior:

1. Attraction or curiosity (even if he wouldn’t admit it)

He may be noticing you physically and focusing on something specific (like jeans) as a “safe” way to express or process that attention. Being married doesn’t prevent someone from having attractions—they may just not handle them openly or honestly.

2. Insecurity or comparison

Sometimes guys fixate on another man’s appearance because they’re comparing themselves:

“Do I look like that?”

“Why does he get attention?”
It can come out as weird commentary or obsession instead of just admitting insecurity.

3. Obsessive / trolling behavior

If this is happening on forums or repeatedly, it can be a form of:

online fixation

low-level harassment

someone trying to get your attention

The fact that it’s specific (your jeans) and repeated is what makes it stand out as unusual.

4. Projection or repression

If he has thoughts or tendencies he’s uncomfortable with, sometimes people project outward—focusing on someone else instead of dealing with their own feelings.

[Kole Hanover]

  Didn't some lady call the cops about YOU harrassing HER?

 You went to court for it