We all get new numberic only nicknames that would allow to escape prejudices associated with seeing posts with nicknames about whom you have made your mind :rolleyes
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A sure recipe how to get CUK back to glory days
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> I am not a number, I am a free man.
Nobody gives a feck about what you post jabber, so you might as well take 0.
My pick is -1
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what's in a name
I guess you are right. That's why you clever chap, Mr AtW, did not have a nickname like Alexei or Dasvidania or Privet or similar. Guess if we all call ourselves as John Smith we will escape all prejudices. But then we also escape ourselves too. That's why a chap with an essex chav name, called Milan, is allowed to destroy the english language but someone with a foreign name has all his trivial mistakes punctually corrected.Comment
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> I propose that threaded be known henceforth as 85
Is that nickname of the guy from Aliens 3?Comment
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> As long as I can be No .1, then fine by me.
I always thought it was Number 10 you were looking for
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