Everyday should be Marillionfan day. Of course, as a Facebook Admin I get to ban dozens of people every day, and then also listen to their whining messages about how they should be allowed to post on the Facebook groups I moderate as they are entitled.
Of course on CUK, you should all be BANNED for being Cretins & ripping off the good PAYE members of society who cannot afford their full tax entitlements, and dont get a £150 per person per head Xmas bonus down at the pub. You ******* spongers.
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It's a quality vs quantity argument - quality will stay the same but the quantity ...Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAn excellent plan with only three flaws. Me, WTFH and Cojak.
But wait... if the bans are totally mindless, how will anyone notice the difference?
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An excellent plan with only three flaws. Me, WTFH and Cojak.Originally posted by AtW View PostThis forum needs 24 hours of totally mindless bans to appreciate lightweight approach for the rest of the year, in fact having such 1 day a year (MarillionFan Day) could help discharge pent up anger
But wait... if the bans are totally mindless, how will anyone notice the difference?
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The phrase "be careful what you wish for" springs to mind...Originally posted by AtW View PostThis forum needs 24 hours of totally mindless bans to appreciate lightweight approach for the rest of the year, in fact having such 1 day a year (MarillionFan Day) could help discharge pent up anger
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No one remembers the time when you weren't a massive cretin, Gricer.Originally posted by Excursion UK View PostRemember that time they made him a mod on April fools day
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Make MarillionFan Back Again
7Yes57.14%4No, I am Gricer sockie0.00%0Only if is counterbalanced by andyW’s mothers day42.86%3This forum needs 24 hours of totally mindless bans to appreciate lightweight approach for the rest of the year, in fact having such 1 day a year (MarillionFan Day) could help discharge pent up anger
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