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8 minutes ago, Carbomb said:

Wss this person on TWCF? I don't remember seeing anyone by that name on here.

He wasn't on TWCF to my knowledge. 

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, AshC said:

Why can't people shut up when someone they don't like dies anymore? 

RIP. 

When I was 14, I got robbed at knife-point by a local scumbag. 7 years later he got his head smashed in with a hammer over a drug debt. I giggled my fucking ass off when I saw it reported in the papers with a big photo of his horrible face. His face had haunted me for years.

Was I wrong to laugh?

Edit - found the archived article: https://www.irishtimes.com/news/man-may-have-been-killed-over-dispute-about-money-gardai-1.297386

Point being, I didn't know Trevor (I think I blocked him on Twitter 10 years ago, then forgot he even existed until today); but from accounts on here and the F4W board, he was a persistent racist and a horrible nasty person - so maybe some of the people who bore the direct brunt of his rasicm over the years might crack a little smile today - and that's okay. Abusive people have victims. Racists have victims. Those victims are real people. The "well, he was always nice to me" cliché is stupid. People should be judged by how they treated everyone - not just you. 

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I always feel wary about commenting about someone I’ve never heard of, but I will say that the description of a ‘harmless banter merchant’ sits a bit uneasy with me, based entirely on the fact one person’s banter is often another person’s bullying, even online.

How often have we heard genuine nastiness being dressed up as ‘just banter’, particularly if there is a level of wit to it. So while I feel sorry for his family, if this guy affected you negatively, I feel sorry for you too and think you have every right to share how you feel, particularly if the guy was prone to bigotry.

(A side note, it took me far too long to realise that Rellik was…uh, sorry - Rovert was Trevor backwards)

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Posted
29 minutes ago, RedTwoster said:

 

How often have we heard genuine nastiness being dressed up as ‘just banter’, particularly if there is a level of wit to it.

Describes him perfectly. A nasty troll who some people liked because he was funny.

Posted
32 minutes ago, herbie747 said:

Describes him perfectly. A nasty troll who some people liked because he was funny.

People who weren't tormented by him. 

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Posted
15 minutes ago, TheScarlettChad said:

People who weren't tormented by him. 

Jimmy Saville held a door for me once, so I judge him by how he treated me. He was someone's son. Show some respect. RIP Jim x

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7 minutes ago, wordsfromlee said:

May 1945

London:

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AshC:

 

He liked dogs, and didn't sully his palette with the meat of an animal. HAVE SOME RESPECT!

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Posted (edited)

I knew him from posting on boards.ie wrestling forum about 25 years ago. Always struck me as an attention seeking saddo who somehow believed he was part of the business. I've not heard his name mentioned since then, but very disappointed not surprised he turned into such a racist, hate filled dose. 

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Posted
6 minutes ago, Chili said:

He liked dogs, and didn't sully his palette with the meat of an animal. HAVE SOME RESPECT!

Tested out cyanide on his beloved dog Blondie and was completely distraught when she died. We all have our flaws I suppose. Austrian banter merchant. 

Posted

Three pages of on-topic, throwing up everything from armed larceny to Godwin's Law. 

I fear it's what he would have wanted, lads. 

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Posted

I looked at the cesspool  that is twitter there. People  commenting things like 'I had a brief feud with him in 2005, but that was just him. If you understood him you liked him' like they're giving a shoot interview about the territory days. Very weird. 

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Posted

Can't remember how it was written exactly, but I saw a post from a historian who said "studying history means speaking ill of the dead". As it stands, being spoken badly of after they pass is hardly the worst thing a person can experience if they said and did shitty things. 

Rod Liddle just passed. He got a well-deserved shoeing online, because he was an awful person who said awful things which influenced other people to be awful like him. He also most likely slagged off plenty of people who died.

Also, this is a forum. Not a wake or a funeral parlour. 

(Also, I think Godwin's Law is bullshit.)

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