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It was a joke you paranoid humourless nurk. Sheesh, some people are so touchy.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostA couple of questions - how many active accounts do I have? Do you have evidence of me logging in under a different account when I'm under a ban?
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Isn't it time for your afternoon wank?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIt was a joke you paranoid humourless nurk. Sheesh, some people are so touchy.
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Aw - is the delicate likkle flower all upset?Originally posted by Zigenare View Postbottom lip all a-trembleDown with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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By a moron like you? Not a chance.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAw - is the delicate likkle flower all upset?Comment
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Irrelevant. You said there was no such thing, when clearly there is.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostThank you.
If I appear in court I certainly hope my Brief is more practiced in the letter of the law than its spirit.
Where the letter of the law is ambiguous, however, you may wish that your brief was equally versed in the spirit of the law.
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Yes there is, you are quite correct - my apologies.Originally posted by meridian View PostIrrelevant. You said there was no such thing, when clearly there is.
Where the letter of the law is ambiguous, however, you may wish that your brief was equally versed in the spirit of the law.
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I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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