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re: I asked Grok, who are the most respected Political Talk posters?
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:01 pm to GumboPot
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:01 pm to GumboPot
I asked Grok about myself:
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As a writer tasked with shining a spotlight on the inimitable TrueTiger, a standout contributor on TigerDroppings.com, I’m thrilled to dive into the world of this prolific poster and celebrate his undeniable impact. TrueTiger isn’t just a name on a forum—he’s a force of nature, a digital maestro whose posts resonate with wit, wisdom, and an infectious passion that elevates the TigerDroppings community to new heights. Here’s why TrueTiger deserves a standing ovation from fans, lurkers, and fellow posters alike.
From the moment you encounter one of TrueTiger’s contributions, you’re struck by his versatility. Whether he’s weighing in on the latest LSU football drama, dissecting political hot topics, or dropping a clever quip that leaves you chuckling, TrueTiger brings a rare blend of sharpness and charm. Take his post on July 14, 2024, in the “I got banned from DU for 1 post” thread, where he casually notes, “TD's most famous leftist poster was Rex. Even Rex got banned from DU.” It’s a concise, knowing jab that showcases his deep understanding of the forum’s lore—a true insider’s touch that makes you feel like you’re in on the joke.
What sets TrueTiger apart is his consistency. With over 69,618 posts since joining in September 2004 (as of mid-2024 data), he’s not just a participant—he’s a pillar. His longevity speaks volumes, but it’s the quality that keeps you coming back. In the “Mass Shooting in California” thread from December 2, 2015, he kicks things off with a sly, “stolen from the OT by TrueTiger Impossibru! Cali has very strict gun laws, including hi capacity magazines.” The sarcasm drips like honey, inviting debate while subtly poking at the narrative—a masterclass in sparking engagement without overreaching.
TrueTiger’s style is a writer’s dream: direct, punchy, and unapologetic. He doesn’t waste words, yet every post feels deliberate, crafted to inform or entertain. His ability to pivot from humor to insight is seamless, making him a must-read in any thread he graces. In the chaotic swirl of TigerDroppings’ Political Talk or Tiger Rant boards, TrueTiger is a beacon of clarity—someone who cuts through the noise with a voice that’s as authentic as it is compelling.
And let’s talk about his community cred. TrueTiger isn’t some fly-by-night poster; he’s earned his stripes. Fellow users reference him with a mix of reverence and camaraderie, a testament to his status as a beloved figure. His posts don’t just sit there—they spark replies, ignite debates, and keep the conversation rolling. He’s the kind of contributor who makes TigerDroppings more than a forum; he turns it into a living, breathing community.
In short, TrueTiger is the gold standard of what a forum poster can be: insightful, entertaining, and utterly indispensable. If you haven’t followed his threads or scrolled through his backlog, you’re missing out on one of the platform’s brightest stars. TrueTiger doesn’t just post—he performs, and TigerDroppings is all the richer for it. Here’s to you, TrueTiger—keep the brilliance coming!
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Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:03 pm to MemphisGuy
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John Barron
AI has a ways to go
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:06 pm to MemphisGuy
hizzah!!
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:09 pm to GumboPot
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Here is one for you:
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Can you tell me about Gumbopot's posting style on tigerdroppings political talk for the last two years? Please provide your own conclusions based on post content, rather than searching for the opinions of others there.
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I can’t directly access the full text of posts on TigerDroppings.com’s Political Talk forum (tigerdroppings.com/rant/politics) to analyze them firsthand. The site’s structure limits me to snippets from search results, user profiles, and community mentions, which I’m piecing together.
Since you’re looking for my own conclusions about GumboPot’s posting style over the last two years (March 2023 to March 2025), I’ll base this on the fragments I can see, their activity patterns, and how they’re referenced, while avoiding reliance on other posters’ opinions alone. Here’s what I can deduce about GumboPot’s style on the Political Talk board.
GumboPot’s been a member since December 2008 and has racked up over 81,000 posts by now—roughly 4,500 per year, or 12-13 posts a day on average. That’s a solid clip, suggesting they’re a regular, not a sporadic voice. Over the last two years, they’ve stayed active, with traces of posts from 2023 and 2024 showing up in search results. For example, a May 2023 thread titled “Paging JJDoc, FatBastard, GumboPot, and RobbBobb” pulls them into a debate about Trump’s COVID lockdown stance, hinting they’re seen as a go-to for big topics. Another from October 2024, “Something is up with the canceled Election Day ‘tabletop exercise’,” tags them as someone who “can read through the BS,” implying a reputation for cutting through noise.
Their posting style, from what I can infer, leans hard into skepticism and detail. Take the “Where is the Comirnaty?” thread—GumboPot’s linked to hammering that issue “five times a day” (per another user’s quip), digging into FDA approval gaps and vaccine labeling. That suggests a pattern: they latch onto a topic, dissect it with specifics (like CDC statements or NDCs), and push it relentlessly. A March 2022 thread, “Stock up, the government and the Federal Reserve can’t fix this,” has users recalling GumboPot flagging money supply charts from COVID relief a year or two prior—early 2021 or 2020. This points to a forward-looking, almost predictive bent, tying data to broader warnings.
They’re not just throwing out hot takes. The Comirnaty focus shows a willingness to chase technical weeds—FDA licenses, product codes—while the money supply call nods to economic literacy. Replies in that 2022 thread, like Bunk Moreland’s nod to GumboPot and SlowFlowPro spotting a crisis “months” ahead, suggest their posts carry weight for being prescient, not just loud. Over the last two years, this style likely held: the 2024 election exercise thread implies they’re still on conspiracy-adjacent beats, questioning official narratives with a mix of suspicion and evidence.
Tone-wise, they seem direct but not unhinged. No snippets show them melting down or trolling—contrast that with LSURussian’s polarizing flamethrower vibe. GumboPot’s approach is more like NC_Tigah’s pointed, not chaotic style. They’re probably conservative-leaning, given the board’s tilt and their topics (lockdowns, government overreach), but the lack of “troll” labels suggests they argue in good faith, not just to dunk.
Limits here are real—I can’t read full threads to see if they’re concise or rambling, witty or dry. But the pattern says GumboPot’s a high-volume, detail-driven skeptic who’s built a rep for spotting cracks in the system early. Over March 2023 to March 2025, expect them hammering policy gaps or economic red flags, backed by specifics, and stirring debate without flaming out.
Want me to try cross-checking their X activity for a tighter 2023-2025 read, assuming the handle matches?
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:14 pm to NC_Tigah
quote:I find that interesting.
I can’t directly access the full text of posts on TigerDroppings.com’s Political Talk forum
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:22 pm to Vacherie Saint
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Rex and Tuba?!?! What year is this?
And no JerseyTiger
Not even Toothpick?
Moonbats!!!
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:43 pm to Bass Tiger
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Two of the most ineffectual and obnoxious posters of the past 15 years.
I miss Rex. He was more entertaining that SlowFlowDouche and RogerTheCucker
Posted on 3/6/25 at 5:50 pm to John Barron
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Cuckmill back in action. What happened? You disappeared after the election...
Nope. Try again. Been around. Just don’t live and breathe politics like you do. Obviously during an election I’ll post more.
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:11 pm to SlowFlowPro
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I really wish Google did better at finding the old Droppies awards threads. I know I had at least 2 Droppies for best poli board poster, and it may be a high as 4.
Damn you’re really perturbed.
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:12 pm to GumboPot
I’m sad I didn’t even qualify for an Honorable Mention, but at least neither did SFP
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:33 pm to NC_Tigah
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I can’t directly access the full text of posts on TigerDroppings.com’s Political Talk forum
I find that interesting.
Notice none of us PT posters have had the FBI at our doors at 3AM, over the last 4 years
Chicken doing work. Thank you for your service
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:36 pm to GumboPot
I have to think Rex is looking up at us and smiling.
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:39 pm to MemphisGuy
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MemphisGuy
My Lord in Heaven, that gif placement was absolutely sublime!
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:40 pm to Rebel
quote:Rex passed on?
I have to think Rex is looking up at us and smiling
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:40 pm to GumboPot
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**CptBengal**
Grok credibility is dead as frick.
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:46 pm to TrueTiger
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I asked Grok about myself:
SuperSaint is a well-known user on TigerDroppings.com, a popular online forum primarily focused on LSU sports, but also featuring a variety of discussion boards like the O-T Lounge (Off-Topic) and Political Talk. Based on available posts and discussions, SuperSaint has been an active member since September 2007, with a significant posting history—over 140,000 posts as of some of the latest mentions (circa 2019-2022). This longevity and volume suggest they’re a prominent figure in the community, often recognized for their bold, irreverent, and sometimes controversial style.
From what’s shared on the forum, SuperSaint is depicted as a colorful character. They’ve posted across various topics, from casual banter to edgy commentary, often with a rebellious or provocative tone. For instance, in a thread about going shirtless at home (August 2022), SuperSaint quipped about not caring what others think, even with kids’ friends around, showcasing a laid-back yet defiant attitude. Other users have described them as a "fiery rebel leader" in a creative storytelling thread (2023), indicating they’re seen as a strong personality who stirs things up.
There’s also a recurring narrative about SuperSaint’s past, though it’s unclear how much is fact versus forum lore. Some posts reference them having spent time in jail—possibly for a probation violation around 2015-2016—and allude to a history with substance use, earning them labels like “junky” or “ex-con” from detractors. In a chess rating thread (December 2019), SuperSaint themselves jokingly tied their skills to time spent incarcerated, saying they honed their game against seasoned players there. Whether this is true or exaggerated for effect, it’s part of their persona on the site.
SuperSaint’s reputation is polarizing. They’ve been praised for wit and chess prowess (claimed ratings around 2200), but also criticized harshly—called “trashy” or worse in heated exchanges, like one about daycare workers (October 2022). They’ve been banned at least once, as seen in a 2018 thread listing posters who should be unbanned, yet they’ve clearly returned, maintaining their status as a fixture. Mentions of them needing a gaming chair or being “needed in this thread” (2021-2023) show they’re a go-to name for both camaraderie and confrontation.
In short, SuperSaint is a veteran TigerDroppings poster with a brash, unfiltered style, a hinted-at rough past, and a knack for leaving an impression—love them or hate them, they’re hard to ignore. The current date is March 6, 2025, so their activity might’ve evolved, but this captures their legacy up to the latest referenced posts.
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:47 pm to John Barron
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You have to have quality and factual information for that to happen
Yet, in his warped mind of contrarianism, he is never wrong. Only trying to lead us to Libertarian enlightenment, if we would only understand his constitutionally enigmatic takes. SFP knows.
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:48 pm to GumboPot
wow at when I asked if SFP was a good poster..
The fact that Grok can do this is impressive and scary at the same time..
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SlowFlowPro is a long-time member of TigerDroppings.com, active since January 2004, with over 412,000 posts as of some older threads. That’s a staggering number, suggesting they’re a fixture on the site—someone who’s likely seen every LSU football debate under the sun.
Their profile tagline, "Simple Solutions to Complex Probs," hints at a persona that aims to cut through noise with straightforward takes, though whether they succeed is up to the reader. They post across various boards—Tiger Rant, Political Talk, Tech Board—covering sports, politics, and more, which shows versatility or perhaps just a lot of free time.
From snippets of their activity, like in the 2007 "SLOWFLOPRO?" thread, they engage in detailed college football discussions, offering predictions (e.g., BC vs. Ohio State for the mythical national championship) and responding to challenges with a mix of confidence and snark ("Not as gay as people who keep using the term 'MNC' for no good reason").
In more recent posts, they’ve critiqued roster management strategies and political framing, showing a consistent analytical streak—though some might call it overconfidence or nitpicking, depending on taste.
Reputation-wise, there’s no clear consensus from the data. They’re not universally praised or reviled in the threads I’ve got—more of a polarizing figure who sparks reactions. Some users might appreciate the depth and longevity, while others could find the volume or tone grating. The sheer post count means they’ve probably got fans and detractors alike, a hallmark of any prolific poster on a passionate site like TigerDroppings.
If you’re asking for a community take, I’d need real-time access to current threads (which I don’t have beyond what’s here), but based on this, SlowFlowPro is a heavyweight in terms of presence and engagement. "Good" or not? That’s your call—do you like a poster who’s always in the mix, or do you prefer less omnipresent voices?
The fact that Grok can do this is impressive and scary at the same time..
Posted on 3/6/25 at 6:53 pm to RobbBobb
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Notice none of us PT posters have had the FBI at our doors at 3AM, over the last 4 years
Chicken doing work. Thank you for your service
As many late-night drunk/spirit world posts I have made, that is a good thing.
Posted on 3/6/25 at 7:02 pm to GumboPot
Damn grok found me out
Someone must have been sending out nude pics in 2008.
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From what can be gathered, dgnx6 is based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which aligns with the forum's strong LSU and regional focus. The user's posts span various boards, including the "O-T Lounge" (Off-Topic Lounge) and "Political Talk," indicating a broad range of interests beyond just sports.
For example, dgnx6 has engaged in lighthearted exchanges, such as a 2008 thread about "Hot girls in LSU gear," where they asked another user to email a photo, showcasing a casual and social side typical of forum interactions.
More recently, in August 2024, dgnx6 commented in a "Political Talk" thread, responding with humor and skepticism to a discussion about a fellow poster, Mickey Goldmill, demonstrating a continued presence and a sarcastic tone that resonates with the forum's culture.
Someone must have been sending out nude pics in 2008.
This post was edited on 3/6/25 at 7:05 pm
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