[quote]Makavali wrote:
Not enough estrogen in my system to use the function.[/quote]
Exactly!
Ignoring fellow T-Nationers is gay.
Annoying fellow T-Nationers to the point that they ignore you is Epic Win.
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[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
What happened to the ignore button anyway?
I used it twice I think, and now it seems to be gone. I would also be curious to see who has me on their ignore list.
Directions please 
BBB
EDIT: And I only ignore the one or two posters on the site who are so pointlessly juvenile, that I know I can ignore them with no fear of missing anything worthwhile - at least for a few years until they grow up and join the rest of us.[/quote]
When you click on a person’s profile, it’s to the right of “interact”. After comment, pm, add friend.
And I found it harder to find out where to un-ignore people. Click on your own profile (or HUB), then click “find all posts” and you’ll see the link “ignore list”. Then just click the box next to the name of the people you don’t want to ignore anymore, and hit “submit”.
[quote]Taufiq wrote:
Jack Urboady wrote:
WP wrote:
Jack Urabody annoyed me, rather than making retarded posts back at him all the time, I ignored him.
It’s so efficient I actually thought he left the boards until I saw someone quote one of his posts.
Getting annoyed lol. What a weird creepy non entity you must be. Man the fuck up mate and stop gettin angry at someone you’ve never met.
Isn’t geeting annoyed on the net a wee bit too ‘emo’?
LOL, dude, he just said he puts you on ignore, he can’t see your reply.
I’ve never knew the function existed, even if did, I won’t use it because I don’t get annoyed easily. I think.[/quote]
He’ll see it now that you quoted it mate
[quote]WP wrote:
I added countingbeans to my ignore list today after seeing a shitload of unproductive posts by him against a poster named Guardian. He never really gave out good training/nutrition advice so his posts weren’t conductive to the reason I’m here.[/quote]
That was enough to add him to your ignore list?
WOW.
Sensitive much?
[quote]imhungry wrote:
WP wrote:
I added countingbeans to my ignore list today after seeing a shitload of unproductive posts by him against a poster named Guardian. He never really gave out good training/nutrition advice so his posts weren’t conductive to the reason I’m here.
That was enough to add him to your ignore list?
WOW.
Sensitive much?[/quote]
Any way you crack it, it is a win for me…
I see nothing but good coming from this. I’m just sad no one else has me on their list. I thought I tried harder than that.
[quote]imhungry wrote:
WP wrote:
I added countingbeans to my ignore list today after seeing a shitload of unproductive posts by him against a poster named Guardian. He never really gave out good training/nutrition advice so his posts weren’t conductive to the reason I’m here.
That was enough to add him to your ignore list?
WOW.
Sensitive much?[/quote]
Haven’t you heard! The internet is serious business!
Unrelated but does anyone have noticed that the Yolkedup rate my physique thread with all the photoshopped picture has disapeared?
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
Annoying fellow T-Nationers to the point that they ignore you is Epic Win.
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This
[quote]jasmincar wrote:
Unrelated but does anyone have noticed that the Yolkedup rate my physique thread with all the photoshopped picture has disapeared? [/quote]
No fucking way…
That shit was epic.
[quote]Jack Urboady wrote:
FightinIrish26 wrote:
Jack Urboady wrote:
Isn’t geeting annoyed on the net a wee bit too ‘emo’?
English motherfucker, do you speak it?
Very well actually. Probably better than most. I thought someone with your username would at least be able to understand laguage steeped in celtic tradition
However you’re more than likely a plastic paddy.
Top o the morning to ya big man:-)
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I’m American buddy, first and foremost.
Plastic paddy? God this limey shit kills me.
I wish the ignore feature worked like the friend feature, complete with notifications and a non-friend list in everyone’s profile. Then when you are being an ass you get a crapload of ignore notifications naming names. This would entertain 
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
Jack Urboady wrote:
FightinIrish26 wrote:
Jack Urboady wrote:
Isn’t geeting annoyed on the net a wee bit too ‘emo’?
English motherfucker, do you speak it?
Very well actually. Probably better than most. I thought someone with your username would at least be able to understand laguage steeped in celtic tradition
However you’re more than likely a plastic paddy.
Top o the morning to ya big man:-)
I’m American buddy, first and foremost.
Plastic paddy? God this limey shit kills me. [/quote]
LOL I’ve never heard that one. I’ve got a few ‘Irish’ cousins who’ve never even been to Ireland I’ve got to use that on.
[quote]SWR wrote:
Just noticed the ignore function is MUCH better than it used to be, as it also ignores people’s posts.
I know, it probably happened a long time ago, but I just noticed.
I had 4 people on ignore, but I don’t think they post anymore so I took them off. Only got one person on ignore now, and he just opened an account today.
How many people here use the ignore function?
Don’t reply if you have me on ignore. :-)[/quote]
Frankly I think ignoring someone is a kissing cousin of estrogen. It’s a female trait. It’s classic avoidance. And men don’t avoid. And frankly, I’ve never taken you for that type.
[quote]jasmincar wrote:
I am on a internet forum to communicate with other people. Why would I silence anybody?
I wont name anyone but I have to admit that I am juggling with the idea to ignore some yolked up individual who came back to the forum recently. But I wont because he will probably end up getting flamed in a hilarious manner, providing good quality entertainment[/quote]
If it’s me I’d be so flattered. Please say it’s me??
[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:
Frankly I think ignoring someone is a kissing cousin of estrogen. It’s a female trait. It’s classic avoidance. And men don’t avoid. And frankly, I’ve never taken you for that type.
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If someone makes a new account, and only uses it to troll (blatantly obvious trolling), only to see what kind of attention he’s getting or to make people angry, trying to confront and argue with them is pointless and only giving them what they want.
Ignoring them is the best way to handle them. Giving them attention is like giving into a bratty child who kicks and screams at the grocery store to get the candy he wants.
Ignoring him would be more the adult thing to do, rather than a feminine thing to do, IMO.
Getting into an e-fight, and getting all riled up, calling names, and/or trying to show someone up over the internet, who you’ll never see in real life doesn’t sound very manly to me.
[quote]jasmincar wrote:
Unrelated but does anyone have noticed that the Yolkedup rate my physique thread with all the photoshopped picture has disapeared? [/quote]
Please repost it if you saved it.
[quote]SWR wrote:
TheBodyGuard wrote:
Frankly I think ignoring someone is a kissing cousin of estrogen. It’s a female trait. It’s classic avoidance. And men don’t avoid. And frankly, I’ve never taken you for that type.
If someone makes a new account, and only uses it to troll (blatantly obvious trolling), only to see what kind of attention he’s getting or to make people angry, trying to confront and argue with them is pointless and only giving them what they want.
Ignoring them is the best way to handle them. Giving them attention is like giving into a bratty child who kicks and screams at the grocery store to get the candy he wants.
Ignoring him would be more the adult thing to do, rather than a feminine thing to do, IMO.
Getting into an e-fight, and getting all riled up, calling names, and/or trying to show someone up over the internet, who you’ll never see in real life doesn’t sound very manly to me. [/quote]
a troll i guess i can agree with. but i don’t think any man should type anything he wouldn’t say in person. and for that reason, i’m always available to meet someone - i travel 
Who the hell honestly ignores people?
You can’t just skip his/her post?
I think of people that ignore as girly men!
/ignores self