No, I enjoy irritating people to their breaking points, and then pushing just a little harder. You see, being that it is the internet - no one is who they are in real life. Everyone is braver, brasher, and probably more honest because of the anonymity provided by the www. I like exploiting those tendencies. The message boards would be a very dull place indeed if everyone sat around holding hands and singing kumbaya.
Instead of your husband, CowboyP, longhorn-dude, et al picking on some poor highschool kid with a little too much school spirit, I give them an outlet for their frustrations. They feel like they've actually accomplished something, and I get to laugh at them thinking I take this anymore serious than I would an episode of Tosh.0.
My family is just fine. Unlike most of my detractors on this site, they are capable of discerning the difference between the internet and real life.
