That guy thread

That guy thread

>Makes awkward passes at every player at the table that isn't a man
>Says creepy shit about "making her character into a furry lover"
>Never brings any food over, but most of us were too good natured to not share our own
>In collaborative world building games, he would start shit with other players for lols
>And then jump on the computer to show everyone animal torture porn
>Immigrant blaming, bridge-burning NEET that didn't respect the fact that we didn't have all of the free time in the world so would do LOLSORANDUMB stuff in session that annoyed every other player

So naturally, I had to kick his ass out of the group after he didn't correct his behavior.

We have a bit of a falling out after he demanded his character sheet back, which I told him that he could come to my house if he really wanted it for organized play events, which he declared a "waste of time"

One week, he sends me a message on social media during one of the worst flu bugs I've ever had in my life, spoiling for a fight but being too passive aggressive to actually engage me directly, leaving messages on my DEAD phone that I was a "coward for avoiding him", eventually starts posting personal attacks on social media, I call him up to talk about, we have at it for a bit and then...

Wonders why we can't be friends anymore?

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Is it okay to kick people out of the group if they're THAT bad without "the talk"?

>that guy that posts old images corrupted with horrendous levels of compression

Yeah, and I don't have any money for pizza this week either.

Anyone that doesn't use a coaster is That Guy.

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From the thumbnail it looks like he's wearing one of those boob window sweaters.

Those what

Don't think of it as a corrupted old image! Think of it as a relic of the past, with a patina that shows the weight of the years that make it noble and memorable. Why, it's a moment of nostalgia for how things once were! A treasured artifact of yesteryear.

That's what I thought too, user.