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7/8/2025, 11:10:07 PM
>>33335323
>Why is Croc being talked about like he's Voldemort somebody give me the rundown pls
Essentially this:
>>33335343
>Anons used to get banned for just replying to him and for saying his name.
Only the reality was that it was engaging and encouraging him or saying anything positive is what got you banned.
I caught a 24 ban once for admitting he said something accurate, like water being wet or something. He was an accurate stopped clock and I wasn't going to pretend otherwise.
That's a bannin'

>>33335333
>The same guy who boasted over abusing women in GIOYC?
Yup. He moved onto creepy discord servers when he couldn't feel superior to 4chan posters anymore. Seriously.
Apparently his grooming of underage girls hasn't been successful as he wasn't involved in any of the Texas scoop ups.
I'm pretty sure at least one he bragged about was a catfish.

>>33335335
>He sucked my cock outside a truck stop once
Obviously a buc-ee's?

>>33335317
>Why is he so irresistible to /atoga/ femanons?
>Irresistible
Heh. Many resisted.
Narcissistic bragging has a certain increased effectiveness on the internet. Also, he was immediately ridiculous. Being openly ridiculous projects confidence and renders you invulnerable to being called out as ridiculous.
Then he'd admit to "flaws" like raging at his wife when he didn't mean to. Which reportedly gave a sense of vulnerable sincerity.
Apparently, admitting to traits that others find negative while bragging about things that aren't true *seems* more honest than talking about yourself honestly and not having anything terrible to reveal.

tl;dr: confidence
And when ones mixes obvious exaggerations in with reasonable claims, it makes the claims seem true. Even if it's bullshit all the way down.

All it took was reading enough of his posts to realize that he contradicted his own opinions most of the time.

This is all from my near-eidedic memory. I haven't thought much about this until I was recently accused of being him.

>inb4 pic related