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Emerson Crane

Emerson Crane

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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> I hear you Keef but Atila digs at everyone,

> especially if you support Man Utd or Spurs. If

> there were any Chelsea fans on here they'd be a

> target too as they are the three clubs he hates

> the most. Basically he's a @#$%& and the main

> reason people don't post on here anymore and why I

> am also seriously thinking of quitting too. He was

> supposed to be banned and as far as I can see he

> still hasn't learnt his lesson.


Weren't you also banned but appeared again in less than two hours, if memory serves me right.

Ladygooner

Ladygooner

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Narnia Wrote:

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> If you don't want to read a particular persons

> posts (like I don't) you can put them on 'hide'. I

> am now blissfully unaware of a certain persons

> posts unless I have the misfortune to read one

> where he has been quoted.

>

> Why don't you do that Keef?


How do you do that Narnia - have searched but can't find the "hide" button?

Keef

Keef

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He's not joking, you can do it on here. Dot you click the full stop next to thei name or something? Sorry, using mobile at moment, so cant check. It's a very good point though, if someone does your head in, just block them, then you never have to read another word they write.
Mick Mac

Mick Mac

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Keef Wrote:

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> He's not joking, you can do it on here. Dot you

> click the full stop next to thei name or

> something? Sorry, using mobile at moment, so cant

> check. It's a very good point though, if someone

> does your head in, just block them, then you never

> have to read another word they write.



I'm just quoting this for everyone who has Keef on show/hide so they can all see it, as its an important point.

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