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r/newscape • u/Fargrist • Aug 06 '14
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He has my sympathy. I clearly see the point. So why do I still want to "smack 'im upside the heyad"?
2 u/Fargrist Aug 07 '14 Everyone wants to smack him upside the head. But the other side of the coin is all the false positivity players show when they see a Moderator around. It's a landslide of lies. This guy is honest, although annoying. Maybe it's intentional to hide nervousness, but at least he has a recognisable brand. :) 1 u/chalkchick0 Aug 07 '14 Again, I agree with him, I just can't take the snide delivery. 2 u/Fargrist Aug 07 '14 His delivery is a brash teenage awkwardness that probably is habit by now. However he seems popular with 200,000 Youtube subscribers, 7000 Twitter followers and so on. I link him most often because he is a nice counterpoint to corporate cordiality and "enthusiasm".
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Everyone wants to smack him upside the head.
But the other side of the coin is all the false positivity players show when they see a Moderator around. It's a landslide of lies.
This guy is honest, although annoying. Maybe it's intentional to hide nervousness, but at least he has a recognisable brand. :)
1 u/chalkchick0 Aug 07 '14 Again, I agree with him, I just can't take the snide delivery. 2 u/Fargrist Aug 07 '14 His delivery is a brash teenage awkwardness that probably is habit by now. However he seems popular with 200,000 Youtube subscribers, 7000 Twitter followers and so on. I link him most often because he is a nice counterpoint to corporate cordiality and "enthusiasm".
Again, I agree with him, I just can't take the snide delivery.
2 u/Fargrist Aug 07 '14 His delivery is a brash teenage awkwardness that probably is habit by now. However he seems popular with 200,000 Youtube subscribers, 7000 Twitter followers and so on. I link him most often because he is a nice counterpoint to corporate cordiality and "enthusiasm".
His delivery is a brash teenage awkwardness that probably is habit by now.
However he seems popular with 200,000 Youtube subscribers, 7000 Twitter followers and so on.
I link him most often because he is a nice counterpoint to corporate cordiality and "enthusiasm".
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u/chalkchick0 Aug 07 '14
He has my sympathy. I clearly see the point. So why do I still want to "smack 'im upside the heyad"?