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Previously on "My last rep"
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It would have been grey. But not anymore. He's on the +ve side of the rep line which makes it worth something.Originally posted by stek View PostIt was =ve I think, sort of small grey square, not red or green.
Who would have done that??
Moo haaaaa haaaaaaaaa!
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Originally posted by stek View PostI just checked my last rep, simply says..
'faggot loser'
I've never lost a faggot, never ever, I alway eat all my dinner. But anyway, thanks for the rep, Russell...
Was it +ve or -ve ?
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I just checked my last rep, simply says..
'faggot loser'
I've never lost a faggot, never ever, I alway eat all my dinner. But anyway, thanks for the rep, Russell...
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Sort of, just without the looks and brainsOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostIn a Joey kind of way.
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In a Joey kind of way.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostYou should take it as a compliment.
1. It's probably one of the nicer things you've been called.
2. I don't go round calling just anyone a ****. You must be special.
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You should take it as a compliment.
1. It's probably one of the nicer things you've been called.
2. I don't go round calling just anyone a ****. You must be special.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostOh yeah, it was me. I remember now.


<admin>next time I will ban you. Hope you see this warning.</admin>
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Oh yeah, it was me. I remember now.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Didn't check but I knew it was you.

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You've missed out:
isn't a **** and someone likes him
However, I think you most definitely are a **** but I still like you (or at least I like you more than I like the median likeable poster).
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