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Exactly, but if the rules have changed we need to know. If it's a one-off good excuse to weed out a cretin then fair enough.
In any case, a permaban is always good for morale.
Not when the description is he requested it...
A far better excuse should have been made up say - he PMed mods photos they will never be able to forget..... after all he wouldn't be in a position to complain...
I got a month off from NAT at my own request once.
Yes, cojak once gave me a short break, but there may be a permanent solution. Last time I wanted a long break I had to set up a new email account that I didn't know the password to, change my CUK account email address, acknowledge the change in my email account, change my CUK password and then log out of CUK and the email account. It was a right old faff.
A far better excuse should have been made up say - he PMed mods photos they will never be able to forget.....
He sent a PM to us requesting that he be banned.
Requesting in public can just be a cry for attention/help. Requesting privately is a different matter.
The video of the lonely goatherd NAT singing "Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo" was bad enough. The pictures explaining why he was lonely were crossing the line, one might even say they were entering a chevr(e)oned area.
Requesting in public can just be a cry for attention/help. Requesting privately is a different matter.
The video of the lonely goatherd NAT singing "Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo" was bad enough. The pictures explaining why he was lonely were crossing the line, one might even say they were entering a chevr(e)oned area.
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