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Posted
6 hours ago, billy2803 said:

I once organised a date with Ben Hur once.  Looked nothing like Kate Upton in real life.

But I'm with you, Mach, with some posters I do picture their avatar speaking their post to me.  It's part of the reason why can never take anything Ethan says seriously, why I picture Ernest smoking a pipe while he is typing, why I feel dirty when I read Uncle Bitters contributions, and feel slightly aroused when I read something from Munga.

Sheeete billy!!!  See a doc! You are one seriously [censored] up puppy dog.

No actually I think you need a jolly good flogging.

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Posted
7 hours ago, Mach5 said:

Does anyone else think of posters looking exactly like their avatars (in your head at least)?

in fact, it's downright annoying when ppl don't have one. Better get my act together.

I used to think you looked like an angry Dean Bailey and then Jose Mourhino losing his sheet.

 

By the way, I don't look much like the King of Cool at all.

Posted

RobbieF brought me here because of his style of posting ... entertaining with a straight forward manner and he knew his footy.  Hope he comes back.

Lordweaver was good value too ... and where's Dappa Dan & jazza?

And we could do with a few more ladies/women ... too many blokes

Posted
3 minutes ago, Macca said:

RobbieF brought me here because of his style of posting ... entertaining with a straight forward manner and he knew his footy.  Hope he comes back.

Lordweaver was good value too ... and where's Dappa Dan & jazza?

And we could do with a few more ladies/women ... too many blokes

I think I can remember reading late last year that Jazza passed away. 

Posted (edited)
44 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I think I can remember reading late last year that Jazza passed away. 

Oh that's sad news if true ... I knew his wife had died a few years ago.  He was good value on the cricket thread.

 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I think I can remember reading late last year that Jazza passed away. 

Sad if true.

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Posted
1 minute ago, Macca said:

Oh that's sad news ... I knew his wife had died a few years ago.  I had many interesting conversations with him on the cricket thread.

RIP jazza

 

1 minute ago, McQueen said:

Sad if true.

Very sad. Hopefully someone will be able to confirm. 


Posted
7 hours ago, Mach5 said:

Does anyone else think of posters looking exactly like their avatars (in your head at least)?

in fact, it's downright annoying when ppl don't have one. Better get my act together.

I am follicley challenged like my avatar and I do have a lethal backhand volley! So yes there are similarities. 

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Posted
6 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Yes, sadly that is correct.

Thats extremely sad. Do you know how he passed on bitters? I had a soft spot for him and enjoyed his work.

Posted

Toughen up ladies. A lot of pissing and crying in each others pockets. Is this the Eat Love Prey thread? Honestly...

Nostalgia ain't what it used to be, and all that, but FMD...

Posted
18 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Toughen up ladies. A lot of pissing and crying in each others pockets. Is this the Eat Love Prey thread? Honestly...

Nostalgia ain't what it used to be, and all that, but FMD...

Harsh. You made me spill my chamomile tea.....

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Posted

Mods like Rhino & Fan made it necessary to change accounts if you wanted to stay on the forum & they disagreed with your opinion, as they would readily hand out bans with no justification & played favourites. Being younger, a rebellious student and having philosophical differences didn't help, but it became a game.

I used to have an alternative account set up to go when the inevitable ban came, just to rub it in their faces. Too many random characters to remember though.

I did feel genuinely sorry for the reasonable mods, but obviously not that sorry.

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Posted
58 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Toughen up ladies. A lot of pissing and crying in each others pockets. Is this the Eat Love Prey thread? Honestly...

Nostalgia ain't what it used to be, and all that, but FMD...

And you guys wonder why there aren't more female posters with the sexist drivel that is so often posted?

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Posted
6 minutes ago, A F said:

And you guys wonder why there aren't more female posters with the sexist drivel that is so often posted?

Thanks stuie 

sorry I sweared as well.

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Posted

I've still got that warning point reminder from Rhino as well. He banned me too, me! In the words of Jimmy McNulty, "what the [censored] did I do?"

Luckily Nash had my back and the ban lasted 10 minutes, I was starting to panic and look at new options in terms of what to do with my life. Avoided that disaster, thanks Nasher. 

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Posted
33 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

I've still got that warning point reminder from Rhino as well. He banned me too, me! In the words of Jimmy McNulty, "what the [censored] did I do?"

Luckily Nash had my back and the ban lasted 10 minutes, I was starting to panic and look at new options in terms of what to do with my life. Avoided that disaster, thanks Nasher. 

Rhino was the classic "Anti" Moderator

He inflamed situations regularly

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I got banned at least 4 times.  Snuck back in as someone else a couple of times.  It was a lot more angrier place then and posters pushed the limits.  Over the top moderation only made it worse.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Rhino was the classic "Anti" Moderator

He inflamed situations regularly

Rhino liked to bait posters so they would  over react and then they would get fixed up. Serious power tripper.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, america de cali said:

Rhino liked to bait posters so they would  over react and then they would get fixed up. Serious power tripper.

he was a sick puppy. don't think he liked people. he'd be more at home on the serengeti.

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Posted
5 hours ago, Django said:

Some with three or four accounts in their dark past.

Mach5 I think it is, has gone through a few. Artie Bucco and Jose Mourinho two that I remember distinctly.

Jose became Ben Hur and is now Pro Dee.

 

Posted
2 minutes ago, stuie said:

Jose became Ben Hur and is now Pro Dee.

 

BH and PD yes but I always thought Jose was the Mach series.

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, A F said:

And you guys wonder why there aren't more female posters with the sexist drivel that is so often posted?

As a project manager I usually start off my  emails to the team with "Hi Guys" no matter if they're blokes or Sheila's. Do you think either gender gives a [censored]?

Fair dinkum, Adam. It's comments like these that contribute to the pathetic, walking on eggshells bullish it we put up with in society nowadays.

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