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He won't respond, and neither will YouTube.

I am trying to call him out on all the horrible things he's done, and he just covers his ears and goes "WOOLOOLOOLOOLOOLOO".

Are they horrible things that have been done on nesdev.com or superfamicom.org? If not, then you're probably trying to import drama as if this were Python.

Alright, fine, whatever. Let this guy say whatever the hell he wants, I don't care anymore.

For good this time.

If I'm not gonna be the one to show him the error of his ways, then someone else will. And it WILL happen.

You can perma-ban me now or whatever, I can't believe you'd defend this schizo.

Fuck you, Andy Koenigs. Fuck you.

Punishing you is the same thing as defending him? He's not the one littering this forum with bullshit. You can have a problem with him, but don't impose your beliefs about him onto everyone else. I won't be surprised if he were a jerk in real life, but he's not bothering anyone here at least, the same of which can not be said about you.

If you're not going to get yourself off this site, I (and others I presume) believe someone else should.

I still don't know where he gets the whole notion that I think people owe me for being nice.

I still strongly recommend banning FireballDragon. I don't understand why this user wasn't banned the last three times this exact thing happened.

Can we just ban the guy (and anyone else in the future that shows up with the sole purpose of attacking someone for reasons completely irrelevant to the nature of the forum) and be done with it?

As I've said before, one has to try really hard to get banned around here. But some people manage to do it.

I set up the ban, but accidentally hit delete user, in the end. Whoops. IP banned.

What's the difference? It's just like a shell of a user now. You can't even click the profile.

I and many others are glad you did though. It was getting old.

I watched that video.
I think my wife is right, I probably have some kind of Autism Spectrum issue, (similar to others here). I spent the first half of the video wondering what brand of guitar he has. Then the second half wondering why people put pictures of trees on their walls. Mixed with a little of thinking about what chords he was playing.

Seriously, though. What exactly is a picture of some trees doing for your wall? Does it remind you of the woods? Does it break up the otherwise dull negative space? For who? Are people afraid that someone's going to visit, and see a blank wall, and think "oh, man, I can't hang out with you anymore, you've a got a blank wall without any pictures of random things on it".

I think you're just hallucinating. What video are you even talking about?

The one that started this conversation, from this topic...

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=14052

I can't remember where I got the poster. It was probably at some Autism club. I chose it because it looks calming.

As for guitar chords? I was just mashing random frets with my fingers and strumming random strings.

I really don't know how to respond to that... Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one here without a mental disorder.

You got to love how many comments there are, like he couldn't fit his rant into one comment before reaching the character limit. You're both idiotic, and I mean that in a bad way (I don't think there's a good way to it) but at least you're not bringing it here. I wouldn't know of all your rant type videos if it weren't for him, but I'm certainly not applauding him for it. You can say it's a "joke", but nobody I know would create a song about nipple skin or whatever the hell you're doing. I'm just saying, you seem like a nice guy on the forum (and also intelligent), but then I see you on your youtube channel and you look like a jackass weirdo.

And yeah, I just brought more drama to this.

Being 'Autism Awareness Month', I thought I should mention that it is not a disorder, but rather a natural variation. Much like some people are red headed. And some of the greatest minds of history may have been on the Spectrum.

And, to add to my earlier statement...
I remember watching a show on Autism research, and they had a high-functioning (Aspergers) man watch part of a movie, while they tracked his eye focus. And, during a scene where the two main people are talking, he wasn't focused on either person, but rather the painting on the wall behind them. Which reminded me of myself.