Wtf?

**hp-^** · 11-03-2005, 08:14 PM

At first I wasn't aware of this distinction, but after reading Rod's post:

"benjamin" is actually TonyDogs. The IP matches the same location as Tony. Benny's grammar is very poor, much like Tony. Benny used the phrase "and what not". Not a common phrase, but Tony sure used it a lot.

Tony/Benny has been warned not to show is face around here again.

"The same location. . .". Rod did not say they had identical IP addresses, obviously, since he goes on to provide any other consequential pieces of evidence he can find to try and assert his presumptions. From the broad-ranging "bad grammar" (fuck, I have a bad grammar, and it's still better than most people's that I see), to a location-induced phrase maybe unknown to Rod, but probably not to people who live in the general area of, *gasp*, TonyDogs.

Really, do any of you consider this as evidence at all? Fill me in if I did not understand correctly.

edit: "location" is a very abstract symbol, and my assumption is that he means "general area" because he used that word ("location") to begin with. . . just pointing that out

**thepyrofish** · 11-04-2005, 02:55 AM

I wondered about this too, it really depends if the IP's matched, or simply happened to come from the same block of IP's from a certain area. If my cousin trolled these boards, someone could look up both IP's and say it was the same location. We use the same ISP and live about a block away from eachother. Wouldn't make me him though.

**Kayakinboy** · 11-04-2005, 09:52 AM

I assumed Rod checked it with IPs and also ISPs from the users. I don't think this is the first time Rod has had to do this either. Rod knows what he's doing guys and he wouldn't lie about something like that.

Tony is really pissing me off calling his a "godd*mn liar."

If for some reason he isn't Tony, I agree he should be banned about the phillies post!