sy01 was clearly upset and MF should have been man enough to apologise just like any reasonable person on the forum would have done.. It is also incomprehensible why some people get banned either for minor offences or at the will of admins while MF seems to get away with anything.
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So the idea that upsetting someone can be grounds for a banning?
wouldn't be many left here if that was so
I'm constantly amazed at the way some people attach so much importance to this virtual worldHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by Troll View PostSo the idea that upsetting someone can be grounds for a banning?
wouldn't be many left here if that was so
I'm constantly amazed at the way some people attach so much importance to this virtual world
Indeed I think Troll is a category one pot noodler, but I couldn't agree more in this case.Hard Brexit now!
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You have to realise that some people on here have met IRL, so it's not always 100% virtualOriginally posted by Troll View PostSo the idea that upsetting someone can be grounds for a banning?
wouldn't be many left here if that was so
I'm constantly amazed at the way some people attach so much importance to this virtual world
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Can we take this nonsense to TPD?
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I'm not voting on this, but I've been lurking and posting under various nom-de-plumes since about 2001, and followed MF's business ventures with interest, but he does seem to have become a little agressive of late. MF, lighten up mate. It's only a forum. It ain't real. Do you need a holiday?Comment
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Originally posted by Fat Dave View PostI'm not voting on this, but I've been lurking and posting under various nom-de-plumes since about 2001, and followed MF's business ventures with interest, but he does seem to have become a little agressive of late. MF, lighten up mate. It's only a forum. It ain't real. Do you need a holiday?
Of late?

MF is famous for ending his contracts by twatting his boss.Hard Brexit now!
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Really? I missed that. Is there a link to the gory tale?Originally posted by sasguru View PostOf late?

MF is famous for ending his contracts by twatting his boss.Comment
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Oh its the impression I got in the past. It was a CUK meme like Milan's changing tapes.Originally posted by Fat Dave View PostReally? I missed that. Is there a link to the gory tale?Hard Brexit now!
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