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Previously on "Bring back Dimprawn?"
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Bring back the old prawn, not this rubbish imposter who bought dim prawns login on ebay for £5 in 2010!
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OMG @ the avatar!! I LOL'd so hard as some emo goth 16 year old dude would sayOriginally posted by suityou01 View PostWHS + 1
This would be a worse place without the Prawn.
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Suityou. Love the Avatar. Can I have it when you've finished trying to be funny.
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[QUOTE=NickFitz;1092672]I for one don't believe in what he stands for. I am so above this. He offends me, every post is drivel. He is a Bully and a TW@T and frankly I wish he chokes on his own vomit. Rant rant. Quietly when no one is looking[/QUOTE]
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There you are - now change your vote to no.Originally posted by hyperD View PostOh, FFS, the only ever long term poster to suddenly quote me in his signature, has potentially decided to leave.
Are you DP in cahoots with my soon to be ex-wife (i.e she of the Priestess of Entitlement and a member of the Eastern European Asset Stripping Consortium)?
Come back DP!
I voted yes. So should you all, you fannies.
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He'll be back because it would only take him like 24 hours to get banned on all other boards as CUK tolerates his tulip like no other board in this verse
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Oh, FFS, the only ever long term poster to suddenly quote me in his signature, has potentially decided to leave.
Are you DP in cahoots with my soon to be ex-wife (i.e she of the Priestess of Entitlement and a member of the Eastern European Asset Stripping Consortium)?
Come back DP!
I voted yes. So should you all, you fannies.
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http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post1092635Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI didn't notice he was gone, did he make an announcement? Something contentious?
Nothing contentious
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I didn't notice he was gone, did he make an announcement? Something contentious?
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We've had too many posters leave the forum of late. Hopefully the poll encourages the mega-posting prawn to stay.
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