Whatever Happened to Tyke Merc?

[AtW]

Incidentally I am Spartacus

[LondonManc]

Mods..... Hurry up with this ban. He's making me look thick again.

Yeah, that's my job.

[TheFaQQer]

Yeah, that's my job.

Part-timer

[NotAllThere]

Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.

[NotAllThere]

Just in case anyone is interested, it turns out that TM is right. He wasn't banned for outing sockies incorrectly but for trolling as a result of his obsession that I was lying to him when I said he was wrong. The individual in question wasn't a sockie. But did begin trolling and causing other trouble and so was banned permanently.

My sincerest apologies for any confusion caused.

btw - does anyone know that the two words beyond the pale were? I've searched for k*ke and n*gg*r but can't find them in any recent posting.

[Gumbo Robot]

Just in case anyone is interested, it turns out that TM is right. He wasn't banned for outing sockies incorrectly directly but for trolling as a result of his obsession that I was lying to him.

My sincerest apologies for any confusion caused.

btw - does anyone know that the two words beyond the pale were? I've searched for k*ke and n*gg*r but can't find them in any recent posting.

Kaffir I presume.

[NickFitz]

Just in case anyone is interested, it turns out that TM is right. He wasn't banned for outing sockies incorrectly but for trolling as a result of his obsession that I was lying to him when I said he was wrong. The individual in question wasn't a sockie. But did begin trolling and causing other trouble and so was banned permanently.

My sincerest apologies for any confusion caused.

btw - does anyone know that the two words beyond the pale were? I've searched for k*ke and n*gg*r but can't find them in any recent posting.

This is the post you want: http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post2229130

[NotAllThere]

Kaffir I presume.

Ah- from Arabic "Kafir", meaning "unbeliever". I understand it's a racist term in South Africa, but this isn't contractorsa, so what's the problem?

[TheFaQQer]

Ah- from Arabic "Kafir", meaning "unbeliever". I understand it's a racist term in South Africa, but this isn't contractorsa, so what's the problem?

It is good manners, not political correctness, to reject the word 'kaffir' | Nesrine Malik | Opinion | The Guardian

HTHBIDIVVM

[PurpleGorilla]

Whatever Happened to Tyke Merc?

Ah- from Arabic "Kafir", meaning "unbeliever". I understand it's a racist term in South Africa, but this isn't contractorsa, so what's the problem?

LOL [emoji85]