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Don't do that. It's how you get zombies.Originally posted by Ketchup View Postbump
Actually to be honest if the zombie apocolapyse kicked in and Suity was effected I bet with head lolling to one side, tongue out and deathly crippling walk he'd still have time to tell the other gormless undead how much worse off he was then them.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostDon't do that. It's how you get zombies.
Actually to be honest if the zombie apocolapyse kicked in and Suity was effected I bet with head lolling to one side, tongue out and deathly crippling walk he'd still have time to tell the other gormless undead how much worse off he was then them.
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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So we can take the pee out of suity's "illness" but not out of dhoogie's? Or did ketchup do something other than start a <placeholder> thread? Did he quote death threats from a film perhaps?
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You're not suggesting that there is some kind of inconsistency in moderation anywhere, are you?Originally posted by mudskipper View PostSo we can take the pee out of suity's "illness" but not out of dhoogie's? Or did ketchup do something other than start a <placeholder> thread? Did he quote death threats from a film perhaps?

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Inconsistency? My concerning would be the inconsistency of the inconsistency of the moderation inconsistency.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostYou're not suggesting that there is some kind of inconsistency in moderation anywhere, are you?
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Exceptions to rules:Originally posted by mudskipper View PostSo we can take the pee out of suity's "illness" but not out of dhoogie's? Or did ketchup do something other than start a <placeholder> thread? Did he quote death threats from a film perhaps?

1. Mocking suity's illnesses.
2. Calling MF a ****.Comment
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I take umbridge at mocking Suitys Illnesses. You need to stick to facts and exception 1 its more hypochondria than illness.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostExceptions to rules:
1. Mocking suity's illnesses.
2. Calling MF a ****.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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But you are of course indisputably a ****.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI take umbridge at mocking Suitys Illnesses. You need to stick to facts and exception 1 its more hypochondria than illness.Comment
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