Just wondering who the regulars think is the easiest person on the forum to get a reaction out of? Without trying to influence the voters I think its a toss up between Flano and Farmer but have thrown a few names down for people to choose from.
yeah the 2 of them seem to take the bait the easiest…bandage can be prone to a hissy fit now and then…
Thats a bleedin ridiculous list 
Flano’s great for a wind-up but by God Farmer’s in a league of his own on this one.
I cant believe my deliberate attempt to annoy people has led to this thread. Wind up indeed.
Surely Bandage must be in with a shout here…
The very mention of anything against Celtic or Wexford results in a barrage of swearing and abuse.
I accept I fly off the handle sometimes but wouldn’t say I am way worse than Bandage…
Farmer, without doubt, wins here. I was bored in work last week and read the first few pages of the Leitrim GAA thread. Comedy gold when the big man lets rip at us for jeering his home county.
Farmer’s from Leitrim? I should really go for him but from what I have seen it’s Flano.
Farmer, hands down.
*Let the record show that, though this thread positively begs it, there has been no Farmer baiting thereon.
Im a Legend and a hard man to boot.
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It looks like someone’s had words with Farmer since yesterday evening about the ‘Work Motivation’ thread and he’s not biting any more. It was indeed very entertaining while it lasted and it actually got me through a particularly boring Thursday afternoon. I’d of course like to thank ClarkeyCat, Appendage and Rocko for taking part in yesterday’s wind-up but I reserve special thanks yet again for Farmer, as he once more fell hook, line and sinker for an obvious wind-up attempt. The more he says he can spot a wind-up, the more he falls for them and I particularly enjoyed the ‘gutless bastard’ comment that he directed at me. All Hail Farmer - The King of Being Wound Up.
I have to take Farmers side on this one. Anytime Bandage has a pop at someone and they reply in kind, he turns around and says its a wind up, which it very well is but should Farmer or anyone else for that matter not respond?
No offence Flano but the thread seemed to go above your head yesterday too judging by your post on the second page and in fairness your concept of humour and a wind-up is a bit different from mine thankfully. How anyone could not realise we were taking the piss yesterday is beyond me - talking about building orphanages and Appendage shiting on about me having told him privately about Farmer’s poor work ethic years ago (as if), then Clarkey piping up with the stress leave story. And the big man fell for it. And so did Flano. Clowns.
Exactly Flano…
Bandage is a spineless fook. He has pops at people left right and centre and when someone has a pop back he says ‘oh it’s so easy to wind you up’ instead of engaging in the slanging match and try to come out on top.
I’ll refer you to what I said in that post again
The difference is I can spot this attempted wind-up at source.
Farmer, you did not yesterday and it made for an hilarious thread - ‘I admit I bottled an audit.’
Leveraging off Flano is a funny tactic too.
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