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the-e-dealer Wrote:

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> Since my warning the forum of possible thieves I

> cant seem to be able to post anymore. Are these

> two somehow connected?



You're probably/technically blackballed


In short, you're in the loose cannon/green ink/here we go again/nutters "sin bin"


(otherwise known as the lounge)


Welcome


Nette

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Well Ive offered not to warn people on this Forum anymore. I'm hoping that will suffice so we can talk about other important matters . I'm thinking of starting a Website for all the Local watch schemes including my own. That would be a more suitable place for this sort of info I think.
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