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Still no ruling on the ASA website Frank, did they read your complaint and laugh at you?
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Admin really needs to employ this Great Dane to work with the mods....Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostI trust that's the end of yet another of the massive line of crappy sockpuppets that start out with dumb threads in the professional forums. Predictable, uninventive, dull and moronic, no doubt the native chatacteristics of the sockmeister.
A dog who ate nearly 44 socks helps a Portland vet gain national honors | OregonLive.com
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I thought she meant that John Grisham was writing a novel where the little (wo)man gets one over on the corporate lawyers.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI got confused with Gressingham, and thought the big bird was talking about ducks.
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Gresham's Law is dependant on your definition of 'bad' and 'good'.
Big headed dimwits who brag about 'Franking' regulars aren't on my Good list.
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I trust that's the end of yet another of the massive line of crappy sockpuppets that start out with dumb threads in the professional forums. Predictable, uninventive, dull and moronic, no doubt the native chatacteristics of the sockmeister.Originally posted by Frank Big Bird View PostNo words, no reasoning, no warning, just banned!!!
Its your ball, its your court, its your referee and its your rule.
Doesn't make sense for me to play the game, don't you think?
While you are the gods in your domain, just remember that Gresham's Law is always at work.
Do try to make the biggest of the heavy doors hit you on the way out, maybe it will stop the sock production line.
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I had to look up Gresham's Law, thanks, nice to learn something new.Originally posted by Frank Big Bird View PostNo words, no reasoning, no warning, just banned!!!
Its your ball, its your court, its your referee and its your rule.
Doesn't make sense for me to play the game, don't you think?
While you are the gods in your domain, just remember that Gresham's Law is always at work.
qh
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Revert to updation? or the same?Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostI have done the needful and now I revert.
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That's the worst Haiku I've ever read.Originally posted by Frank Big Bird View PostNo words, no reasoning, no warning, just banned!!!
Its your ball, its your court, its your referee and its your rule.
Doesn't make sense for me to play the game, don't you think?
While you are the gods in your domain, just remember that Gresham's Law is always at work.
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You must spread some Reputation around before negging Frank Big Bird again.Originally posted by Frank Big Bird View PostNo words, no reasoning, no warning, just banned!!!
Its your ball, its your court, its your referee and its your rule.
Doesn't make sense for me to play the game, don't you think?
While you are the gods in your domain, just remember that Gresham's Law is always at work.
Hint, hint.
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No words, no reasoning, no warning, just banned!!!
Its your ball, its your court, its your referee and its your rule.
Doesn't make sense for me to play the game, don't you think?
While you are the gods in your domain, just remember that Gresham's Law is always at work.
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I am sure on frank's return we will do our best to help him out.
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Frank's unbanned tomorrow, I do hope he returns with more pearls of wisdom about his desire to be a contracting Batman fighting for truth and justice everywhere.
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