It's a joyous day today.

He posts in a more refined-tone on Smashboards. Maybe he was excited when he was here, but in terms of his grammar errors and over-usage of smilies/emotes, they're pretty much the same. He just seems like he's more-so adapted with the Smash community. That was the only difference I saw when I tracked his posts. I don't think he's trolling.

Also, judging on his Shoddy team info, in a post that he made, seems like the kid DOES know what he's doing. Which means he's capable of intelligent-thoughts, maybe he just sucked at showing it off here in this community because we're all a bunch of ass-hats that won't admit our own mistakes.

I do admit to this fact we are rather tight-knitted here. Seeing newcomers is rare compared to Sleepywood or the Smashboards, so maybe we just got too comfortable with veteran members and having grammatically correct and rather literate people that anyone who do not type well we automatically dismiss them as unintelligent. The problem with that is intelligence is not just limited to how we write/type. Maybe hyperhopper just stinks at typing, but talk to him in real life and he's rather competent. It'd be the same idea with how the average adult, even if they are very smart, probaby could care less how they write when they're on the internet, so they butcher grammar and complete sentences.

This also relates with the comments he gave regarding the Uganda thing which was what got him banned. His views are vastly different from ours, and from that you guys tried to knock him down a peg when you know full well that it does not work ike that. He did offended a lot of people. but that's probably only because it's real life. Smashboards are obviously heavily game related, so there's no real controversial matters hyperhopper could have picked on. Southperry has about as big a social section as there is a game section, so it's much easier to dive into matters that may make people tick. Smashboards? I see literally 2 boards there that are for discussing real life matters; then there's like 30ish boards devoted to gaming, including both versions of Smash Bros as the main topics.