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Blood on the Tracks: The Untold Story of JBass vs. Eesh
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Archiving Archaelogist
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Date: June 15, 2013 01:33PM
eesh Wrote:
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> People that get paid by companies to write
> positive reviews about a product on opinion
> websites, blogs, message boards, etc. and counter
> and discredit negative reviews from real people.
Jbass Wrote:
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> Eesh, this could be the greatest scheme ever, you
> post positive reviews for one company and I write
> negative ones about them for their competitor. We
> both get paid, Win Win!
Submitted for your consideration, the first recorded interaction of eesh and JBass (from the April 2011 thread, Professions that let you argue/debate for a living).
How did a relationship which seemed to start out on a relatively positive note turn so bad so quickly?
Turning now to their second interaction, here:
Random gift ideas to send my boy in Afghanistan
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/551013/551319.html#msg-551319
we see that things began to go sour when JBass dared to question an almost palpably bristling eesh about the particulars of contemporary military culture.
Specifically, about the ready availability, or not, of tabasco sauce.
Of such small provocations do great battles come.
Indeed, the shit fully and permanently hit the fan in only their third meeting:
Best "work from home" jobs
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/551905
Here we find the recurrence not only of the heated tabasco debate, but also a new, more dangerous topic: JBass's work history.
Ironically, it was the very fact that JBass told the truth about his work experience which enabled eesh to ultimately prevail in the battle.
In retrospect, the contest was unequal from the beginning.
Like a lion foolishly choosing to fight rather than retreat from a hunter with a high-powered rifle, JBass never had a chance.
Such is the law of the jungle.
Such is law of Fairfax Underground, red in tooth and claw.
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> People that get paid by companies to write
> positive reviews about a product on opinion
> websites, blogs, message boards, etc. and counter
> and discredit negative reviews from real people.
Jbass Wrote:
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> Eesh, this could be the greatest scheme ever, you
> post positive reviews for one company and I write
> negative ones about them for their competitor. We
> both get paid, Win Win!
Submitted for your consideration, the first recorded interaction of eesh and JBass (from the April 2011 thread, Professions that let you argue/debate for a living).
How did a relationship which seemed to start out on a relatively positive note turn so bad so quickly?
Turning now to their second interaction, here:
Random gift ideas to send my boy in Afghanistan
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/551013/551319.html#msg-551319
we see that things began to go sour when JBass dared to question an almost palpably bristling eesh about the particulars of contemporary military culture.
Specifically, about the ready availability, or not, of tabasco sauce.
Of such small provocations do great battles come.
Indeed, the shit fully and permanently hit the fan in only their third meeting:
Best "work from home" jobs
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/551905
Here we find the recurrence not only of the heated tabasco debate, but also a new, more dangerous topic: JBass's work history.
Ironically, it was the very fact that JBass told the truth about his work experience which enabled eesh to ultimately prevail in the battle.
In retrospect, the contest was unequal from the beginning.
Like a lion foolishly choosing to fight rather than retreat from a hunter with a high-powered rifle, JBass never had a chance.
Such is the law of the jungle.
Such is law of Fairfax Underground, red in tooth and claw.
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Re: Blood on the Tracks: The Untold Story of JBass vs. Eesh
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Get a life
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Date: June 15, 2013 01:43PM
Dude, seriously... this kinda shit ain't normal.
Re: Blood on the Tracks: The Untold Story of JBass vs. Eesh
Posted by:
hoffmann is bored
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Date: June 15, 2013 01:44PM
Where does chuck come up with these ideas?
Re: Blood on the Tracks: The Untold Story of JBass vs. Eesh
Posted by:
eesh
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Date: June 15, 2013 01:44PM
I hope JBass is doing well.
Re: Blood on the Tracks: The Untold Story of JBass vs. Eesh
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hoffmann is bored
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Date: June 15, 2013 01:45PM
I will say that JBass was a decent poster, its too bad eesh compulsively outs all the good users.
Re: Blood on the Tracks: The Untold Story of JBass vs. Eesh
Posted by:
Hilarious
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Date: June 15, 2013 06:41PM
I remember those threads. Good times...