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Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 9:51 pm
by hudson
Fuck you guys, Modest Mouse is the best band ever. There's another forum that still sort of active too.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 9:57 pm
by BonerJams04
noam wrote:been around for some classic ones on nwdnb.co.uk back when it was active

the ''Penny saga'' was especially entertaining

long story very short

preston MC double teams a chick in the bathroom at Preston event, takes photo's and video's, photo's get leaked, big kick off on the forum... THEN... Penny joins the forum to defend her honour, things got very messy by that point
That sounds insane!

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:02 pm
by garethom
hutyluty wrote:I was on the future garage forum when buck uk stole a load of peoples tunes, denied it and then faked his own death. Now that was entertainment.
Hahaha, I caught the very end of that. At least the world knows about the badman that is Gasface now.

It's a shame too, that release of Buck UK's on Cut is sick.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:07 pm
by hudson
garethom wrote:
hutyluty wrote:I was on the future garage forum when buck uk stole a load of peoples tunes, denied it and then faked his own death. Now that was entertainment.
Hahaha, I caught the very end of that. At least the world knows about the badman that is Gasface now.

It's a shame too, that release of Buck UK's on Cut is sick.
Yeah, I'm a little disappointed, I've got a couple collab tracks by Ghostek and Buck UK that I play out a lot :(

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:14 pm
by pkay
back when DOA was car buyers forum or whatever we went through a phase of putting balls on peoples chins in photoshop. I remember a very young Baron, before he was famous really getting butt hurt in chat over being nutchinned

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:14 pm
by Genevieve
The Fiend and I met on a forum like... 6 or 7 years ago? Maybe more even, that was basically RIPE with drama. It was too much. I left 4 years ago because I was literally getting headaches reading that place. Everyone's insecurity was turned into everyone's problem.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:38 pm
by finji
When i bought some clothing from fuk.co.uk, but it never arrived. Found out later the guy was a known scammer. I made a thread calling the guy out, it got updated about 2 weeks later, someone managed to find out this dude worked in Size? clothes shop down in coventry somewhere. He ended up getting sacked + a criminal record for a string of ebay related scams.

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Re: Forum drama

Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 10:49 pm
by hayze99
It's strange how much internet forums affect real life shit.

AND I GOT MY FUCKING POST COUNT DEMOLISHED.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 1:39 am
by pkay
hayze99 wrote:It's strange how much internet forums affect real life shit.

AND I GOT MY FUCKING POST COUNT DEMOLISHED.
I lost my virginity to a chick I met on a smashing pumpkins message board in the late 90s. Met her at a show had pumpkin sex.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 1:43 am
by idontreallygiveashit
pkay wrote:
...smashing pumpkins... message board... late 90s.
lol

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 1:50 am
by BonerJams04
pkay wrote:
hayze99 wrote:It's strange how much internet forums affect real life shit.

AND I GOT MY FUCKING POST COUNT DEMOLISHED.
I lost my virginity to a chick I met on a smashing pumpkins message board in the late 90s. Met her at a show had pumpkin sex.
Pumpkin sex. Awwww yeah.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 2:11 am
by pkay
idontreallygiveashit wrote:
pkay wrote:
...smashing pumpkins... message board... late 90s.
lol
I was light years ahead of my time. Prescoping out pussy on the net before a concert was taboo back then. At age 16 I was a pioneer

Ironically met the chick again in the 00's playing drum and bass in st Louis.

Net is a great place

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 9:26 am
by joeki
Bulgarian Stalker of a famous black metal band singer from the UK ( does Warrior ring a bell...) joins forum, drama begins. Death threats and restraining orders were issued some time before. This drama is still ongoing lol.

Mick J. Harris (Scorn: ad noiseam/combat...) shitting on everyone and everything, calling out London, The Bug (for which he later somewhat apologised), Shackleton, Justin K. Broadrick and his newborn son, Marry Ann Hobbs and a host of other artists.
Then folds Scorn, but manages to fuck up Ad Noiseam one more time by insulting their new distro that was going to handle all their future releases resulting in ADNO crew calling him out on Facebook because the distro dropped them.

MJH was always great fun and drama . I remember him calling me out after I tried to book him for an excursive gig in Belgium, but there was dubstep on the bill so he told me to fuck off (even though he was signed to two dubstep labels).
At least he was consequent in his hatred. And I do respect him for that. And he IS a musician pure sang, never let money take priority over his ideas and aesthetics. He's still living in a council estate in Birmingham despite being active in some of the most influential underground acts in history.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 9:39 am
by jameshk
dubfordessert wrote:another forum ive been on a few years, there are lots of meetups and back in the day everyone just used to get really fucked up, shag each other and then argue about it for weeks. its a bit more dignified now but not by much
Links? :W:

The ammount of drama i've seen on DOA and Squatjuice is unreal, i wouldn't even know where to begin.

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 9:59 am
by noam
pkay wrote:
hayze99 wrote:It's strange how much internet forums affect real life shit.

AND I GOT MY FUCKING POST COUNT DEMOLISHED.
I lost my virginity to a chick I met on a smashing pumpkins message board in the late 90s. Met her at a show had pumpkin sex.
here's where Pkay lets slip he's actually 57 years old...

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 11:18 am
by wub
dubfordessert wrote:another forum ive been on a few years, there are lots of meetups and back in the day everyone just used to get really fucked up, shag each other and then argue about it for weeks. its a bit more dignified now but not by much

Hmmm...


...HF?

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 11:28 am
by JTMMusicuk
plastician called us all elitists and left...

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 11:46 am
by gwa
wub wrote:
dubfordessert wrote:another forum ive been on a few years, there are lots of meetups and back in the day everyone just used to get really fucked up, shag each other and then argue about it for weeks. its a bit more dignified now but not by much

Hmmm...


...HF?
not gonna lie but this forum sounds WELL up my street

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 11:49 am
by fassyman
cookie monster thread was good for a laugh

i seem to remember some kind of shitstorm after a comment by silkie about 9/11

Re: Forum drama

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 11:50 am
by Genevieve
hayze99 wrote:It's strange how much internet forums affect real life shit.
There was this weird thing a few years ago where everyone said 'hhhayugaga8gagasaga U R NOT REAL UR JUST LETTERS ON A SCREEN INTRNET IS NOT REL LIFE LOLOLOL' but.. I mean.. the internet is real life. It's kind of like saying that talking to people face to face isn't 'irl' because it's all just vibrations in the air that we receive in our ears. So dunno.. I don't think it's weird at all.

People interact with each other and social interactions are the most evocative things we'll ever experience. No matter how much people try to sperg all over message boards pretending they don't care and try to turn themselves into unemphatic assholes, things people say can hurt or annoy you and to me, sound vibrations aren't inherently more important than light vibrations.

I DO keep this place at arm's length, though. There's a few cool ass people here and fairly little drama. Probably because so many users here know each other "irl" so people don't talk shit as quickly. But getting very emotionally involved with a lot of people online is fucking draining (I mean, you miss out on body language, voice tone, touch, etc. It's very limited communication, which requires extra effort). And then there's the fact that it's no fun to be reliant on your computer to have a social life. Internet friends are good, though. It's much easier to open up quickly to people online and there's only very few people you can COMPLETELY connect with in the world, let alone your own country. So it's easy to get to know them. But like everything, moderation and a proper balance is key.

I'm rambling.