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fouchnickens
fouchnickens aka Rachel Fouche is a girl, has been a member since October 9, 2005, has scored 21,124 submissions, giving an average score of 2.13, helping 279 designs get printed.
Why threadless needs an ignore feature...

Tired Joke #1 ("Simon Cowell")


Tired Joke #2 ("Paula Abdul")


Tired Joke #3 ("Randy Jackson")


Tired Joke #4 ("Ryan Seacrest")

staffell
   staffell on Jun 26 '07 at 4:10pm
and the rest
loserbeech
loserbeech on Jun 26 '07 at 4:15pm
I find some of the real accounts running around here more annoying than any fake.
victimofopportunity
victimofopportunity on Jun 26 '07 at 4:16pm
Sanjaya is slightly annoying
cassiepaige
cassiepaige on Jun 26 '07 at 4:17pm
you mean those are fake accounts?!?
SinisterNights
SinisterNights on Jun 26 '07 at 4:20pm
I don't even understand why that person would have thought we would believe them. Most of the time that "Simon" tries to sound smarter than the rest of us, he has no idea what he is talking about.
Paula Abdul
Paula Abdul on Jun 26 '07 at 4:46pm
Goodness...
xiv
   xiv on Jun 26 '07 at 4:47pm
what about those NINJA! comment assholes...
Vindemiatrix
Vindemiatrix on Jun 26 '07 at 4:49pm
They're harmless, and I think generally Simon's critiques are sound.



I agree with xiv, ninja commenters are a lot more annoying.
ladykat
ladykat on Jun 26 '07 at 4:50pm
loserbeech on Jun 26 '07 at 4:15pm

I find some of the real accounts running around here more annoying than any fake.



Amen.
shadowboy
shadowboy on Jun 26 '07 at 4:50pm
There is something to be said for persistence...





... In this case however, it is pure annoyance.



Also "Ninja" is PLAYED.
radiostaticstar
radiostaticstar on Jun 26 '07 at 4:50pm
the ninja idiots are worse than any of the idol bullshit,

besides any of that, why even let it bother you, it's certainly not the end of the world...
SEVEN-HUNDRED
SEVEN-HUNDRED on Jun 26 '07 at 4:52pm
Christ - honestly, just be glad Louis Walsh hasen't turned up yet from the UK X-factor or Pop idol or whatever the hell its called.
d3d
   d3d on Jun 26 '07 at 4:54pm
there is an ignore feature. it's the little red button in the upper right with the X on it. i use it more and more lately.
SEVEN-HUNDRED
SEVEN-HUNDRED on Jun 26 '07 at 4:54pm




TWAT!
mlnewco
mlnewco on Jun 26 '07 at 4:58pm
I like your profile pic. TURTLE!
fouchnickens
fouchnickens on Jun 26 '07 at 5:33pm
The most annoying real accounts can't hold a candle to this American Idol crap in my opinion. It's an attempt to superimpose a different community ethic through false personalities, which is far more erosive than people posting "ninja."



I simply want to be able to interact with people who actually value the threadless experience without getting annoyed with posters who don't even know enough about the people they're are imitating to at least be clever about it.



The ability to place an automatic ignore on certain posters would be the most simple way to deal with these problems without having to decide whether or not to participate in design competition and critique.
Randy Jackson
Randy Jackson on Jun 26 '07 at 7:58pm
Yo dawg, you're doin thing. That's dope dude. No doubt.
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