Banned

#281

Hey if you want to be banned, just ask. I’ll hand out a free KFC refresher towel with every ban, so you can wipe away the tears.

#282

hmm…is this a special 7 day limited edition offer?

#283

Act now and you five of your friends get banned for free! BUT YOU GOTTA CALL NOW!

#284

I have no friends.

#285

Friends are for the weak.

#286

Then I have to assume you don’t subscribe to the “strength in numbers” philosophy.

#287

I subscribe to the “hide in the crowd” philosophy.

#288

Friends are too mainstream.

#289

Saying that things are too mainstream is too mainstream. Following the crowd now makes you original. Of course when we all start following the crowd that will become mainstream again and we have to go back to being original, which means that we will go back to saying that things are too mainstream, which restarts the whole cycle.

#290

If you haven’t been temporarily banned at least once you are not a real member here.

getting temp banned is like popping the cherry basically…

#291

Is that all it takes to not feel like a newb here?

#292

I’ve never been banned on Black Mesa. U mad?

#293

I’m not mad about it but its the truth.

#294

U noob? I think so.

#295

I guess that means Winged one is pretty promiscuous.

#296

bscly

#297

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#298

I was temp banned once for playing a game. You like me! You really like me! :slight_smile:

#299

Now that this thread is alive again, I have to say that the OP have made me think and given me this theory that the more post you have, the more knowledge you have about different topics because of all the experience you have in the forums.

This may also be the reason it is these people that get banned, I think there is a rule saying “You shall not have more posts than Raminator” or something like that…

covers face

#300

Sersoft would have been banned long ago then.

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