24 Mar 06
Originally posted by Nbomberi don't mean to be unnecessarily adversarial, but can you produce a post where you congratulated your opponent for their victory over you?
I have noticed that when someone posts something that is unansweerable, they are ignored, rather then congratulated on their obvious success. Input, por favor.
24 Mar 06
Originally posted by nomindThere is a big difference between an unanswerable post and a victory.
i don't mean to be unnecessarily adversarial, but can you produce a post where you congratulated your opponent for their victory over you?
Show me a post where an opponent scored a victory and I will show you the congratulations!
24 Mar 06
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Originally posted by twhiteheadhere is an example of an unanswerable post:
There is a big difference between an unanswerable post and a victory.
Show me a post where an opponent scored a victory and I will show you the congratulations!
s;dflwiregbuildsubfvugbhflsbdlhbsdlsebrfuergbflfredgb!!!
congratulate me NOW, beeeeeeee-aaaatch
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24 Mar 06
Originally posted by NordlysOff subject but this post made me think of this email:
Ltlosnacc edoruvr!? Nthtrorr hothrdieo rcha rcoe, tnhntoud zørephta!
Olny srmat poelpe can.
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