seahawk2k wrote:Whatsyourprob, the troll of trolls in my opinion.

Tech Worlds wrote:

Minne wrote:I remember being a 15 year old immature boy. Was banned once or twice. Can't believe it's been 10 years.

That was just last year.

bigtrain21 wrote:

SharkHawk wrote:I will give you an example from another board. I was a member of a softball board that had about 10,000 active posters. There was this guy that went by the name of Danger Mouse and he would come on and make these long drawn out posts (think of my posts, but times them by about 5). He would just get on a rant and go and go and go. Nobody really knew how to respond to Danger Mouse, but he was such a troll (a knowledgeable one... but still liked to bait people into stuff) that there needed to be a good response. After a while a new poster emerged with the name Safety Cat (get it... opposite of a Danger Mouse) and he wouldn't respond to Danger Mouse directly at first, he would just make super long meandering posts shortly after Danger Mouse did that sort of made every opposite point that DM had just made. Then they got into it directly and it was like the most entertaining war ever. I'd be on that site all day at work just looking for responses.

Did you think it was the same person that created a second account to argue with himself or do you think it was a user who finally got sick of Danger Mouse and decided to troll him.

Safety Cat... Ha ha

The Radish wrote:

Tech Worlds wrote:

Minne wrote:I remember being a 15 year old immature boy. Was banned once or twice. Can't believe it's been 10 years.

That was just last year.

Justin Minne isn't kidding either, his first avatar was him riding a 4 wheeler. He and I got pretty well acquainted through the years. He lived with his Grandparents for a while in a little town on the Canadian border and I used to kid him about it.

Geez Justin even I wasn't so old then. hahahahaha

Such are the people that built this place in the early days.

Slick wrote:

seahawk2k wrote:Whatsyourprob, the troll of trolls in my opinion.

He used to send me PMs all the time asking how to insert images, change fonts, insert hyperlinks, etc. Not sure why he did that but after the 10th time I just stopped replying.

He also didn't get my humor - thought I was a drug addict.

The Radish wrote:

Tech Worlds wrote:

Minne wrote:I remember being a 15 year old immature boy. Was banned once or twice. Can't believe it's been 10 years.

That was just last year.

Justin Minne isn't kidding either, his first avatar was him riding a 4 wheeler. He and I got pretty well acquainted through the years. He lived with his Grandparents for a while in a little town on the Canadian border and I used to kid him about it.

Geez Justin even I wasn't so old then. hahahahaha

Such are the people that built this place in the early days.

RockHawk wrote:

THE TABS wrote:My all time favorite .net moment was the day I said....


FINALLY......THE TABS HAS COME BACK TO SEAHAWKS.NET!!!!!!!!!!


Ah, that felt good!

A close second all-time favorite moment was constantly explaining why Matt Hasselbeck was an average quarterback. It's been so much fun watching Russell Wilson validate everything I said about him. Wilson hasn't even finished his rookie season, and he's already the best QB in franchise history.

It's great to be back posting again.

Ah shit... there goes the neighborhood. Time to shut the place down...

Aros wrote:Wow I scanned through and realized I didn't respond to many questions...Not sure how I fell off the thread so quickly four years ago, apologies to Shark who I miss around here, btw.

Maybe I will publish a .NET tell-all someday.

hawksfansinceday1 wrote:I miss SharkHawk

HoustonHawk82 wrote:

hawksfansinceday1 wrote:I miss SharkHawk

What happened to him?

I know he was very ill at one point.

Largent80 wrote:Warner 28 and his unwavering ability to get in the last word.

Zebulon Dak wrote:So many old homies gone but not forgotten. LA Mike, Seatown, Snohomie, Palat, Sarlacc, Pinksheets, Dohboy, Proof, Pac, Big L, Freaky Tah, John Ritter, Patrice O'Neal, John Quincy Adams, Robb Stark, Andy Samberg, JSeahawks... too many to name.

LymonHawk wrote:Another one I miss is Ribeye. Remember him? He always had the latest news.

LymonHawk wrote:Another one I miss is Ribeye.

Largent80 wrote:BOOBS, the female part.

LymonHawk wrote:Now that I think about it, and to take nothing away from Mark & Neal, the thing I miss most is the sense of community we used to have here. Oh, it's still a community but not like it used to be. But of course when you go from 2 thousand members to 10 thousand you're gonna lose some things.

The story that sticks in my head is when one of our members was going to visit his grandmother in Boise...was it NorCal? or maybe Sac? Well he asked if anyone knew a good place to watch the game. Hawkboi jumps in and says, 'Yeah, come to my house.' So he did and while watching the game he asks if they know of someone who could install handrails in his grandma's bathtub. 'Sure' says Hawkboi and after the game and with his son Brian they all go over to grandma's house and install the handrails. True story...or something like it...my memory isn't quite what it used to be.

Now while we still ask advice here and receive advice here, how often do we hear of folks inviting other members into their homes to watch a game? Or volunteering to fix grandma's bathtub, gratis?

pmedic920 wrote:

LymonHawk wrote:Now that I think about it, and to take nothing away from Mark & Neal, the thing I miss most is the sense of community we used to have here. Oh, it's still a community but not like it used to be. But of course when you go from 2 thousand members to 10 thousand you're gonna lose some things.

The story that sticks in my head is when one of our members was going to visit his grandmother in Boise...was it NorCal? or maybe Sac? Well he asked if anyone knew a good place to watch the game. Hawkboi jumps in and says, 'Yeah, come to my house.' So he did and while watching the game he asks if they know of someone who could install handrails in his grandma's bathtub. 'Sure' says Hawkboi and after the game and with his son Brian they all go over to grandma's house and install the handrails. True story...or something like it...my memory isn't quite what it used to be.

Now while we still ask advice here and receive advice here, how often do we hear of folks inviting other members into their homes to watch a game? Or volunteering to fix grandma's bathtub, gratis?

HoustonHawk has a front door and a back door at his house, steps lead up to both doors, and on either side of those steps, there is a set of handrails.

Have you ever heard the story of the day that HH and I met?

This place really isn't all that different than the place that I've heard described.
Sure, some screen names have changed but the bonds and friendships are still available if we choose to accept them.

I've had people that I only know by a few lines of text, offer me a room should I ever be passing through their town, and I'd be happy to offer you one should you ever be down my way. I've had people send me "12"flags, and I've sent tokens as well.

Is the place really all that different, or is it the way we perceive it?
Fact is, it's our house ( belongs to us all), it is what we make it.

Least that's how I choose to see it.
YMMV :{)


Edit: I too hope that Jon is doing well.
Had more than one conversation with him, and he seemed like a good dude.

LymonHawk wrote:

pmedic920 wrote:

LymonHawk wrote:Now that I think about it, and to take nothing away from Mark & Neal, the thing I miss most is the sense of community we used to have here. Oh, it's still a community but not like it used to be. But of course when you go from 2 thousand members to 10 thousand you're gonna lose some things.

The story that sticks in my head is when one of our members was going to visit his grandmother in Boise...was it NorCal? or maybe Sac? Well he asked if anyone knew a good place to watch the game. Hawkboi jumps in and says, 'Yeah, come to my house.' So he did and while watching the game he asks if they know of someone who could install handrails in his grandma's bathtub. 'Sure' says Hawkboi and after the game and with his son Brian they all go over to grandma's house and install the handrails. True story...or something like it...my memory isn't quite what it used to be.

Now while we still ask advice here and receive advice here, how often do we hear of folks inviting other members into their homes to watch a game? Or volunteering to fix grandma's bathtub, gratis?

HoustonHawk has a front door and a back door at his house, steps lead up to both doors, and on either side of those steps, there is a set of handrails.

Have you ever heard the story of the day that HH and I met?

This place really isn't all that different than the place that I've heard described.
Sure, some screen names have changed but the bonds and friendships are still available if we choose to accept them.

I've had people that I only know by a few lines of text, offer me a room should I ever be passing through their town, and I'd be happy to offer you one should you ever be down my way. I've had people send me "12"flags, and I've sent tokens as well.

Is the place really all that different, or is it the way we perceive it?
Fact is, it's our house ( belongs to us all), it is what we make it.

Least that's how I choose to see it.
YMMV :{)


Edit: I too hope that Jon is doing well.
Had more than one conversation with him, and he seemed like a good dude.

What a coincidence you would pick today to bring up HH82?

But no, I have not heard the story of how you & HH82 met. So feel free to tell me, I'm all ears...just remember this is the Lounge so please leave out the steamy sex scenes.

Aros wrote:

LymonHawk wrote:Another one I miss is Ribeye.

Me too. I can honestly say, out of the thousands of posters to cross my path here at .NET, Ribeye remains in my mind the nicest, sweetest man I've ever met. Just a kind, kind gentleman.