Have you been 'Boxden'? Enemies of the State: THE OP LIST PART I - page 4

Holy sh1t I’m so glad I’m here for this. Classic thread

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From ChatGPT



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You MIB government a$$hole

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It’s always the ones with the avi of Steph curry grinning lmao

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I make one thread about people launching cars off a cliff and all the sudden I'm a car enthusiast lmao

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It certainly is imo

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Not all of them are sh1tty, I'm using an LLM that is seldom used but accurate. So I picked a random user here for it to analyze: Language

This is what it computed:

Here's a summary of the common perception and characteristics associated with the poster * Language**:

1. **Highly Active & Opinionated:** He was a very frequent poster, particularly prominent in the **Sports section (especially NBA)** and the **General Forum (The Locker Room)**.

2. **Distinct Writing Style:**
* **Heavy Use of Jamaican Patois/Slang:** This is his most defining trait. He consistently wrote posts using Jamaican Creole (e.g., "wah gwaan?", "yuh dun know", "bumbaclaat", "fi real", "unnuh", "cyaa", "bwoy", "mi"). This wasn't just occasional slang; it was the core language of his posts.
* **Aggressive/Confrontational Tone:** His posts were often direct, blunt, and confrontational. He didn't shy away from arguments and frequently clashed with other members.
* **Repetitive Phrases:** He was known for using certain phrases repeatedly, especially "**DunLanguage**" itself (often as a sign-off or emphasis) and variations of "**yuh dun know**" or "**unnuh dun know**".

3. **Content Focus:**
* **NBA Discussions:** A mainstay in basketball threads, offering strong, often critical opinions on players, teams, and games, delivered in his signature style.
* **Caribbean Culture & Affairs:** Frequently posted about topics related to Jamaica and the wider Caribbean, often defending or promoting Caribbean perspectives.
* **Arguments & "Stan Wars":** Heavily engaged in the common forum pastimes of heated debates, "stan wars" (defending specific players/celebrities fiercely), and calling out other posters he disagreed with.
* **Social Commentary:** Would weigh in on social issues, current events, and pop culture, again filtered through his linguistic style and often strong viewpoint.

4. **Polarizing Figure:** Reactions to Language were mixed:
* **Supporters/Those who found him entertaining:** Some users appreciated his unique style, found him hilarious, or agreed with his often unfiltered takes. He was a recognizable "character" on the forum.
* **Detractors:** Many found his constant use of Patois difficult to read, perceived his tone as needlessly aggressive or antagonistic, and felt he derailed threads with arguments. Some accused him of being a "troll" due to his confrontational approach.
5. **Bans & Returns:** Like many volatile forum personalities, Language was reportedly banned multiple times, sometimes leading to speculation about his return under similar names or variations.

**Key Takeaways:**

* **He was best known for his unique linguistic style,** writing almost exclusively in heavy Jamaican Patois.
* He was a **high-volume, confrontational poster** primarily active in sports and general discussion.
* He was a **significant presence and polarizing figure** on Boxden, generating strong reactions (both positive and negative) from other users.
* His posts often centered on **NBA debates, Caribbean topics, and direct arguments** with other members.

**Important Caveats:**

* **Forum Nature:** Boxden is a dynamic and often contentious forum. User reputations and activity levels can change.
* **Subjectivity:** This summary reflects the common perceptions and descriptions found within the Boxden community itself regarding this specific poster.

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Word, The reason I asked cause it’s connected to your name

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If you ain't make the list does it mean you're safe?

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I like mine
"Critic fostering disdain"

Maybe, thing is web forums ain’t as hot as they once were in the past. Ask anyone in public if they’re familiar with BX, and see how they react vs asking them if they’re familiar with TikTok or threads.

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whatever program he's using was 100% spot on about



"a rambler"

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Bx has always been this way. We are the “underground “ ppl come here and spread the sh1t we say every where else. We r the “cool kids” in class

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This. Its incredible. I wish we had this when @putinworks was still an active screen name

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From ChatGPT

Letitallg0 boxden.com

You’re referring to the username “letitallg0” on Boxden.com — a user found in forum discussions. I searched and here’s what I discovered:

The username letitallg0 appears as an original poster in a fitness‑related thread on Boxden, where they shared workout routines such as pushups, squats, lunges, and planks
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The same username also appears in a music‑related thread discussing Lupe Fiasco, where another user criticizes their participation
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So, letitallg0 seems to be an active forum user at Boxden.com, participating in discussions ranging from workouts to music commentary.

If you'd like, I can help dig deeper—e.g., find more threads where this user posted or get a sense of their general activity or interests. Let me know how you'd like to explore further!

You said:
Describe Letitallg0 personality from Boxden
ChatGPT said:

I couldn’t find much public posting history or additional context for the Boxden user letitallg0, except for one instance where they commented:

“You stop making video game threads????” — suggesting that they recognized a shift away from specific content on the forum in response to another user’s activity
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From that lone comment, it's tough to draw a full personality profile. Still, here's what we can tentatively infer:

Personality Impressions from That Post

Observant and Engaged: The user appears to be paying attention to trends in the forum’s content, noticing when certain topics—like video game threads—aren’t as prevalent as before.

Curious or Nostalgic: The phrasing—“You stop making...??”—reads as a mix of curiosity and perhaps mild disappointment or nostalgia for earlier discussion formats.

Conversational Tone: Their style conveys a casual, familiar interaction—something you’d expect from an active forum participant who knows the community norms.

Why Building a Fuller Profile Is Difficult
Boxden doesn’t offer public user profiles like some other sites, and usernames like letitallg0 can post in multiple threads without easy tracking. Without additional posts or context, it's nearly impossible to paint a broader picture.

Next Steps If You're Interested
If you'd like to explore more, you could:
Provide more thread links or excerpts where letitallg0 appears.

Let me know specific topics they’ve posted about—music, sports, gaming, etc.—so I can try tracing patterns or tone.

Share any other context you recall about their contributions or style.
Let me know if you’d like help digging up more—happy to do a deeper dive!

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Took however much time out of his day to write up profiles on a bunch of people he never met in real life

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This. I’d love to know what BX thinks of me(not really) but I’m here for the sh1ts and giggles

Oh sh1t..

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This has to be AI, right?


Because there’s no way in hell, you sat down and thought of this let alone typed it all out.

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iDon't know about being safe homie but an AI gave this analysis of you:

historical observations of Boxden discussions information about the poster **@BrooklynDamien** is less prominent. Here's a summary of what was commonly associated with this username:

1. **Activity & Focus:**
* Primarily active in **The Locker Room (General Forum)** and occasionally in the **Sports section** (especially NBA).
* Appeared to be a **regular but not necessarily ultra-high-volume poster**. He wasn't typically mentioned among the *most* notorious or instantly recognizable names.

2. **Persona & Style:**
* **Brooklyn-Centric:** As the username suggests, his identity was strongly tied to representing a **Brooklyn perspective**. He often chimed in on topics related to NYC, borough rivalries (especially vs. Bronx, Queens, NJ), NYC culture, and local issues.
* **Defensive of Brooklyn:** Frequently engaged in arguments defending Brooklyn's reputation, its neighborhoods, rappers, sports teams (Nets), or simply countering stereotypes or criticisms from posters representing other areas.
* **Opinionated:** Like most active Boxden users, he shared strong opinions on current events, hip-hop, sports, and social issues, often filtered through his Brooklyn lens.
* **Confrontational (Typical for Boxden):** Engaged in arguments and debates, which is standard forum behavior. His confrontations often stemmed from defending Brooklyn or clashing with posters from rival areas.
* **Less Distinctive Language:** Unlike many, he didn't have a widely recognized, unique linguistic style (like heavy patois). His posting style was more typical of general Boxden discourse – informal, slang-heavy, and direct.

3. **Content Themes:**
* **NYC/Brooklyn Affairs:** Local news, gentrification, borough comparisons, NYC politics, defending Brooklyn rappers or cultural figures.
* **NBA:** Discussions about the Brooklyn Nets, NBA news, and player debates (likely with a Brooklyn bias).
* **Hip-Hop:** Commentary on rap music, especially artists from Brooklyn or NYC, and regional rap beefs.
* **Social/Political Commentary:** Weighing in on national or local issues, often from a perspective perceived as representative of a certain Brooklyn demographic.
* **Arguments:** Engaging in the frequent "stan wars," location wars (Bronx vs. BK, NYC vs. elsewhere), and general forum disputes.

4. **Perception:**
* Seen as a **staunch Brooklyn representative** within the forum's often location-centric arguments.
* Considered a **solid poster** by some who shared his perspective or appreciated the borough representation.
* Viewed as **argumentative or biased** by others, particularly those from rival areas or who disagreed with his takes.
* Generally **less polarizing or meme-worthy** than other boxden characters. He was more of a "known regular" than a major forum personality.

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Core Identity:** His defining characteristic was being a vocal **representative and defender of Brooklyn** in forum discussions.
* **Activity:** Active primarily in general (Locker Room) and sports discussions, but not among the *most* prolific or infamous posters.
* **Style:** Opinionated and confrontational in a way typical for Boxden, but without a unique linguistic hook.
* **Impact:** More of a recognizable "regular" than a major forum-wide personality or source of significant controversy/memes.

**Important Caveats:**

* **Subjectivity:** This reflects common perceptions within Boxden discussions about this poster.

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Cointelpro type sh1t.

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You're missing the idiot(s) that call himself/themselves, " the brotherhood ". The one who creates new BX accounts every month, props his own post and argues from multiple accounts.

If you've been on here for any amount of time, everyone knows who it is..

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Loser sh1t

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Even though this is most likely AI, I would just make fun of OP for this much effort but DAMN


Man hit you all with the detailed explanation and cliff notes

I guess I would go at OP too instead of reevaluating my life.

The fu#k is this? Boxden Tea App? Lol

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OP sound like a snitch and wannabe fed. World would be better without em no cap.