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Tue, Sep 23 2014 6:44 AM (11 replies)
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  • FlexibleAsARock
    101 Posts
    Sun, Sep 21 2014 5:38 PM

    Was not my intention to offend or attack anyone. Was meant as a laugh.

  • alosso
    21,040 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 2:15 AM

    FlexibleAsARock:
    check out score history on this fella

    (link to profile omitted)

    Is there anything wrong in preferring any game or course here? IMHO not.

     

    Is there anything wrong in naming and shaming a fellow player? IMHO yes.

    You did it, breaking the Posting Guidelines, in an act of infamous mobbing bullying.

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  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 2:18 AM

    alosso:

    You did it, breaking the Posting Guidelines, in an act of infamous mobbing.

    A one man mob?

  • alosso
    21,040 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 3:20 AM

    No - a "false friend" apparently.

    The translation of "mobbing" the way we use it is bullying, harassment.

  • FlexibleAsARock
    101 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 4:38 AM

    was not my intention to mob,bully or shame a player. I haven't seen this in anyone's score history before. it made me laugh so i thought i would share it.

    Ive played the guy several times and  always and have enjoyable games with him.

  • lonniescott711
    4,183 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 5:46 AM

    FlexibleAsARock:

    check out score history on this fella, think he has a favorite course?? lol

    http://www.wgt.com/members/touzzo/default.aspx

     Looking at your profile , one would think that you would have enough to keep you busy . Instead of worrying about the other player , focus on your own game . Nobody has to play the game to please you . You will also find out that picking on people here in the forums is very much frowned upon.

    So the lesson for you to learn is simple : If you spend 6 months of the year , minding your business . And the other 6 months handling your business . You will find you have little time , to be in other peoples business . Play your game and mind your business .

     

  • Jimbog1964
    8,378 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 5:51 AM

    lonniescott711:

    Instead of worrying about the other player , focus on your own game . Nobody has to play the game to please you . You will also find out that picking on people here in the forums is very much frowned upon.

    So the lesson for you to learn is simple : If you spend 6 months of the year , minding your business . And the other 6 months handling your business . You will find you have little time , to be in other peoples business . Play your game and mind your business .

    +1

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 6:02 AM

    alosso:

    No - a "false friend" apparently.

    The translation of "mobbing" the way we use it is bullying, harassment.

    It usually means by a group though, not that it matters, just passing time.

  • SweetiePie
    4,925 Posts
    Mon, Sep 22 2014 8:39 AM

    PaulTon:

    alosso:

    No - a "false friend" apparently.

    The translation of "mobbing" the way we use it is bullying, harassment.

    It usually means by a group though, not that it matters, just passing time.

     I wonder if the word is nebulous by nature able to conjure up singular-self definitions. When I hear it, I see sheep. I heard it said that an announcer at The Masters referred to the "Patrons" as a mob and he got a pink slip. ;-}

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