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I'd imagine BGG is very disappointed with the way in which this thread has turned out!The pope is a tard.Comment
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**** off.Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostI'd imagine BGG is very disappointed with the way in which this thread has turned out!
Seriously.Comment
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A valiant attempt at an interesting thread BGG.
I disagree with your last comment btw because if you took it to its logical conclusion nobody would be able to argue about anything.
I think you are flogging a dead horse though ..
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You're not even funny you sad retard.Originally posted by tay View Post**** off.
Seriously.
Might I suggest you **** off back to tasmania?
(Yeah I know you're from NZ but I doubt you'd find the ******' place on a map!)Comment
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Most people on this board are impersonating nonentities, and are therefore in the clear.impersonating or attempting to impersonate another Member, person or entityComment
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Guilty as charged!Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostMost people on this board are impersonating nonentities, and are therefore in the clear.Comment
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Thanks SA.I'd imagine BGG is very disappointed with the way in which this thread has turned out!
Nope, not disappointed.
I should have known better to engage in thought-provoking discussion with the Tuesday Sun Readers.
So, in the spirit of the board, here are some fantastic knockers (SFW) followed by a good chat about footie (NOT SFW !!!!!)
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostYou're not even funny you sad retard.
Might I suggest you flip off back to tasmania?
(Yeah I know you're from NZ but I doubt you'd find the flipin' place on a map!)
The ginger ninja is a bit grumpy aint he!
I am upset I manage to needle him so....
Go take a look at your car, kick someones ass or pick up some chicks.. that will make you feel chipper again! But dont forget to report back like you normally do how wonderful and tough you are!Comment
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