Originally posted by spongebob
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The Master, as you can see from his picture, is a Persian prince. Very muslim, so watch what you say. -
Originally posted by wendigo100The Master, as you can see from his picture, is a Persian prince. Very muslim, so watch what you say.
Hmmm, I had him down as a Zoroastrian, what with the Persian connections.Last edited by DaveB; 9 October 2006, 15:30."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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No he's definitely Muslim (as the admin I do ask what religion you are).Originally posted by DaveBHmmm, I had him down as a Zoroastrian, what with the Persian connections.
Seems to have taken offence at SpongeBob, who is very anti-Islamic.Hard Brexit now!
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He does seem to have some sort of islamophobic issue. However he did sort of apologise and we're all allowed to misjudge the tone of a board in our first few posts until we get into the swing of things. As long as he doesn't start sounding off against muslims again it should be okay.Originally posted by sasguruSeems to have taken offence at SpongeBob, who is very anti-Islamic.Comment
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I'll keep a beady eye on him, the racist islamophobe.Originally posted by The MasterHe does seem to have some sort of islamophobic issue. However he did sort of apologise and we're all allowed to misjudge the tone of a board in our first few posts until we get into the swing of things. As long as he doesn't start sounding off against muslims again it should be okay.Hard Brexit now!
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I very much appreciate you keeping a "watching brief" for this sort of thing. The job of an admin is hard. I like to think this is a tolerant board and we don't want any newbies, no matter how inadvertently, rocking the boat.Originally posted by sasguruI'll keep a beady eye on him, the racist islamophobe.Comment
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Another deluded care in the community case who thinks he's an admin.
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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SOH failure, Mordac?Originally posted by MordacAnother deluded care in the community case who thinks he's an admin.
Hard Brexit now!
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Gordon Brown is a ***t as far as I am concerned.
I am now going to apply for British passport with the main goal of voting against that tw@tface who (in xoggoth's words) should be stabbed. The ***t!Comment
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It is when it's me he's had the SOH failure on.Originally posted by zeitghostSOH failure... surely that's a banning offence?
In fact, temporal reversal is more like it.Comment
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