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Offline Ripsnort

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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #15 on: June 16, 2008, 12:49:36 PM »
should you called anything else when you hide behind a new identity while making an attack on another member of this board either.

show your face and you'll get the cred.  otherwise, as far as i am concerned, you is a shade, which some might say is another word for a coward.



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I admit being thrilled that I was the topic of his first post.  One thing I've learned in life having started out as an adult with $100 in my pocket....the higher you climb the ladder, the more likely you'll have those at the bottom trying to pull you back down.   It's a sign of success. :)
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #16 on: June 16, 2008, 12:53:46 PM »
should you called anything else when you hide behind a new identity while making an attack on another member of this board either.

show your face and you'll get the cred.  otherwise, as far as i am concerned, you is a shade, which some might say is another word for a coward.


JB, if you think that your view of me is any concern, then you're really over-estimating your worth. I mocked Ripsnort, he took it like a good sport, joked back, and left it on good terms. Frankly, his method of dealing with it made the whole affair worthwhile.

The fact that you're acting like a hall monitor and chastising me on behalf of him and the rest of the members here--most of whom could care less about who I may or may not be--speaks more of your inadequacies than anything else. Impotent and overlooked in real life, you grasp at authority in this tiny corner of the electronic universe.

And Rip, I'm glad that you're proud of your achievements. You have every reason to be. Your comfort with who you are and what you've achieved is more important than any object you've acquired. People that start off with nothing and pull themselves into middle class status should be an inspiration to millions of Americans, so please don't take my mockery as negative. At worst, a poorly-executed roast.
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #17 on: June 16, 2008, 12:56:54 PM »
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #18 on: June 16, 2008, 01:08:07 PM »
JB, if you think that your view of me is any concern, then you're really over-estimating your worth. I mocked Ripsnort, he took it like a good sport, joked back, and left it on good terms. Frankly, his method of dealing with it made the whole affair worthwhile.

The fact that you're acting like a hall monitor and chastising me on behalf of him and the rest of the members here--most of whom could care less about who I may or may not be--speaks more of your inadequacies than anything else. Impotent and overlooked in real life, you grasp at authority in this tiny corner of the electronic universe.

And Rip, I'm glad that you're proud of your achievements. You have every reason to be. Your comfort with who you are and what you've achieved is more important than any object you've acquired. People that start off with nothing and pull themselves into middle class status should be an inspiration to millions of Americans, so please don't take my mockery as negative. At worst, a poorly-executed roast.

i'm sorry, i can't understand a word that you are saying.

they are muffled by your weenie costume.


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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #19 on: June 16, 2008, 01:15:35 PM »
I actually like the idea of a good Roast! Perhaps at the conventions!
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #20 on: June 16, 2008, 01:26:46 PM »
Slipknot sounds a bit like Airhead though I have no idea why he would need to wear shades. Did I miss Airhead getting banned? 
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #21 on: June 16, 2008, 01:43:23 PM »
i'm sorry, i can't understand a word that you are saying.

they are muffled by your weenie costume.


 :aok





Well, you can try to make a guess. I won't deny it if you get it right. PM me or do it here, I don't care. Openly advertising this information seems kind of silly/attention-whorish.

Otherwise you should probably try to deal with your smallness more directly and on your own time. You'll come to terms with it faster that way.

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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #22 on: June 16, 2008, 01:54:17 PM »
"Otherwise you should probably try to deal with your smallness more directly and on your own time"

lolz.

a shade is a shade is a shade.

if you got PNG'd then you might have taken that as a hint in the first place.

if you didn't then you wouldn't need to come at it this way.

must suck.

have a nice day.

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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #23 on: June 16, 2008, 02:09:34 PM »
A shade is a characteristic of an online identity, JB.

Being a yappy little chihuahua, on the other hand, transcends cyberspace.

I do wish you good luck in helping to moderate these boards, though.
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #24 on: June 16, 2008, 02:43:36 PM »
Of course Gscholz is due to make a reppearance, hmmm.
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #25 on: June 16, 2008, 02:54:55 PM »
I'll let you in on the board secret then Slipknot.  88 is actually a rather long winded and very successful shade of Ripsnort.

i'll take that as a compliment sir.

he's got distance on all of us.

 ;)

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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #26 on: June 16, 2008, 03:03:34 PM »
JB, if you think that your view of me is any concern, then you're really over-estimating your worth. I mocked Ripsnort, he took it like a good sport, joked back, and left it on good terms. Frankly, his method of dealing with it made the whole affair worthwhile.

The fact that you're acting like a hall monitor and chastising me on behalf of him and the rest of the members here--most of whom could care less about who I may or may not be--speaks more of your inadequacies than anything else. Impotent and overlooked in real life, you grasp at authority in this tiny corner of the electronic universe.

And Rip, I'm glad that you're proud of your achievements. You have every reason to be. Your comfort with who you are and what you've achieved is more important than any object you've acquired. People that start off with nothing and pull themselves into middle class status should be an inspiration to millions of Americans, so please don't take my mockery as negative. At worst, a poorly-executed roast.


Hmmmmm this does have a certain slant to it that I may have seen before.

If it's the same person then...............  :P

SOOOOOOOOO

Why bother  :rofl
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Re: Jack Bauer--hero or oppressor?
« Reply #27 on: June 16, 2008, 03:59:55 PM »
A shade is a characteristic of an online identity, JB.

Being a yappy little chihuahua, on the other hand, transcends cyberspace.

I do wish you good luck in helping to moderate these boards, though.

seems to be that you have already been moderated.

ergo sum.  whatever.

this thread is doomed.
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word.