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Only argument I have seen so far to to have you sectioned or castrated.Originally posted by gts View Postsays the retard without a counter argument lmaoComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostAre you the father of an estranged son, husband to an estranged wife? Will you have your radiators bled, in this life or the next?
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to WTFH again.
excellent !Comment
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Not an argument. Keep bumping the thread though, we might still get one.Originally posted by GreenMirror View PostOnly argument I have seen so far to to have you sectioned or castrated.Comment
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This isn't a thread for an argument. It's a thread for taking the piss out of you.Originally posted by gts View PostNot an argument. Keep bumping the thread though, we might still get one.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Have we run out of mods to take the piss out of?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThis isn't a thread for an argument. It's a thread for taking the piss out of you.Comment
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But if I can construct an argument that is too difficult for morons like you to counter, then that says far more about the people taking the piss out of me than it does about me.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThis isn't a thread for an argument. It's a thread for taking the piss out of you.Comment
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Originally posted by gts View PostNot an argument. Keep bumping the thread though, we might still get one.
You won't get an argument in this part of the forum. The good arguments, the ones where things really get going, those are reserved behind the paywall part of the site. I'm guessing you haven't paid for that.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Even if you were right, do you actually think anyone round here would care? Or that you are any less of a car crash of an individual?Originally posted by gts View PostBut if I can construct an argument that is too difficult for morons like you to counter, then that says far more about the people taking the piss out of me than it does about me.
I suspect the only reason the ban hammer has not been used yet is the mods are too busy laughing.Comment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostYou won't get an argument in this part of the forum. The good arguments, the ones where things really get going, those are reserved behind the paywall part of the site. I'm guessing you haven't paid for that.
he can't afford to its all invested in ladies footwear and nice undies for his ex wife to show her lover.Comment
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