Successful troll is successful?

Well don't, anymore and there'll be a ban.

int3r4ct post a list of your favorite bands.

If i was at a party and the cops came this would be the moment i jump outta the bathroom window.


okay piss me off i'll stop ranting... Even though I see nothing wrong with what i was doing.

This is:

If you don't care about them then step out of the thread, and especially don't make a thread about them. It's called trolling and there was a fair bit of spam here too.

spam?


I admit to being a troll but spam...I DID NOTHING OF THE SORT! =]

A list of my favorite bands? I fail to see why that would even matter, and if you care so much, check my profile.

And trust me, you are spamming, I used to be a very notorious spammer on a few forums till I changed my ways and got a clue.

Interact, I like your bands...and am surprised to actually see somebody else who likes scene music AND thrash AND punk lol.

And I don't really LOVE 3OH!3, but I seriously LOVE the song Don't Trust Me, so I bought their second album, and it is just fun to listen to.

It's obviously not meant to be a serious skill music group, but more of a catchy band that you can sing along to and they look like they have fun doing it.

Just like brokeNCYDE.

I personally like the way that these two bands look, they dress very original and purposely do it JUST to have people hate on them, I think it's pretty funny.

And AAR are a completely different type of music. They are not scene whatsoever, and don't do anything similar to electronica/rap.

Also, if you think this bands fans are only 12 year old girls, go search up a live version of Don't Trust Me and you'll see tons of older people in the crowd.

I take back what I said on the first page of this song, this band has 3 good songs. Those songs are "Don't Trust Me" "Starstrukk" and "Still around"
Feel free to comment on this statement or the bands I like cause I couldn't care less.

If you do in fact like this awful music, please don't actually buy the CD, you're supporting the killing of the American music industry. As if it wasn't dead enough already

encouraging these sort of acts is the opposite of what we should be doing