#1
Posted: 10/24/03 at 7:15pm
Did the shut down their messageboard ? I went to the site today for the first time in a long time and I couldn't find it. Anybody know what happened ? Thanks !
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#2
Posted: 10/24/03 at 7:21pm
It's been shut down for ages. They weren't to happy about the nastiness of the posts.
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#3
Posted: 10/24/03 at 8:57pm
Yes, the meanness of Mr. Roxy and Bruce Kimmel forced them to pull those message boards. Too many political and social issue discussions, apparently. At least that's what I heard.
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#5
Posted: 10/24/03 at 10:14pm
Damn straight. Maybe the powers that be over there had the right idea.
#6
Posted: 10/24/03 at 10:34pm
Yes..unfortunately the message board is gone.
But certainly not because of "those" mentioned.
It's suprising that those who caused the problems are the first to blame other.
Hmmmmm.
But certainly not because of "those" mentioned.
It's suprising that those who caused the problems are the first to blame other.
Hmmmmm.
#7
Posted: 10/24/03 at 11:43pm
You're so obtuse, WSS. You wouldn't know parody if there were a neon sign that spelled out PARODY flashing the word PARODY in your face. Not that you're dense, but you are. Ya see, WSS, both Bruce and Rox have talked with a level of certainty that they knew exactly who caused the other board to be shut down. Not that they knew, but they pretended they did. See, that was what I was parodying. I know you're incapable of understanding things on more than one level, so I took the time to spell it out for you this time. Whatever happened to Mr. Tuttle anyway?
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#8
Posted: 10/25/03 at 1:36pm
does this "superiority complex" in which so many people seem to lease really need TWO threads? Rob, can you combine them? they are about the same thing.
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#9
Posted: 10/25/03 at 1:37pm
Problem is, parody is hard to read on a message board. People tend to take things at face value when they don't have visual or audioal (sp) cues to help them along.
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#10
Posted: 10/25/03 at 1:45pm
Well, the thing about parody is, it's sorta for the people who do get it. Believe me, as I said, a neon sign saying it was parody wouldn't help the thicker than pea soup WSS2.
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#11
Posted: 10/25/03 at 3:08pm
Thanks for the compliment Namo. I appreciate it!
And I'm glad all that time with your head in the dictionary so you can help correct others has helped expand your vocabulary with such challenging words as "parody".
You're becoming such a big boy!
And I'm glad all that time with your head in the dictionary so you can help correct others has helped expand your vocabulary with such challenging words as "parody".
You're becoming such a big boy!
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#12
Posted: 10/25/03 at 3:37pm
Yeah, whatever you say, WSS. At least it inspired you to spell an entire post correctly. Proof there's a first time for everything. (Too bad you misspelled a thread title after you did it.)
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