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Reply to: Petition to unban Suity.
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Previously on "Petition to unban Suity."
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FTFYOriginally posted by d000hg View PostHe'll be in big trouble with SY02 when she finds he got banned for unsuccessfully flirting with another woman.
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No, I think that was out of line and disrespectful.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostAdmit it, you are quite flattered that he started a thread about bidding for bedding you.
I just don't think it warranted a ban compared to some of the other behaviour that's tolerated on here.
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He'll be in big trouble with SY02 when she finds he got banned for flirting with another woman.
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Originally posted by Gentile View PostFWIW, I wouldn't have banned Suity either. Considering what else gets tolerated on CUK, he's hardly the worst.
Admit it, you are quite flattered that he started a thread about bidding for bedding you.
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Originally posted by Gentile View PostFWIW, I wouldn't have banned Suity either. Considering what else gets tolerated on CUK, he's hardly the worst.
The unwritten rules are the unwritten rules and so must be obeyed.
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FWIW, I wouldn't have banned Suity either. Considering what else gets tolerated on CUK, he's hardly the worst.
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I think all of the posters ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ asking for a ban should be banned, as asking for a ban is a bannable offence.
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Searching Jobserve for jobs in the diplomatic service as we speakOriginally posted by SimonMac View PostThe last voice of reason!
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Absolutely this ^^^Originally posted by mudskipper View PostHaving now considered all the evidence, I think suity should be unbanned, and farout117 banned for starting a thread clearly designed to provoke
Seems like some posters on here can't be messed with because they throw a strop and threaten legal action.
C**t.
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Having now considered all the evidence, I think suity should be unbanned, and farout117 banned for starting a thread clearly designed to provoke
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Bollocks! We never see you and "Old Hack" online at the same time! Probably...Originally posted by mudskipper View PostMy broadband goes down for an afternoon and I miss all the fun.
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