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Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Jeans and Boners
()
Date: January 26, 2010 12:29PM
He is a god among men.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
bs
()
Date: January 26, 2010 12:47PM
More like douchefag of the year 2010
Expensive Jeans Wrote:
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> I explained at the time that I was not Prada
> Denim. And Prada explained that he was not
> Expensive Jeans. People just chose not to listen
> and tie us together due to the similar screen
> names. However anyone that wasn't a complete idiot
> could tell us apart due to our distinct posting
> styles and habits. Prada came out of the blue one
> day posting high level and it confused me too
> because I was like, wait, could this actually be
> me? But it wasn't.
you found your male/life 'partner', congrats.
It was though at a time when I
> was really bored with the board and was about to
> call it quits but then I started posting like
> crazy and talking to Prada in threads and PM and
> we were just really on the same page with how we
> wanted to post.
>
> At first we kind of played along with being the
> same boarder but then we knew it would be a pain
> in the you know what further down the road so we
> began to differentiate ourselves and started the
> painful process of educating, the then, at the
> time rather dull posting community base -- helping
> them to separate right and wrong, fact and fiction
> -- with respect to the denim dilemma.
>
> The IP address discovery, putting Prada and I on
> the same work machine, at the same company, was a
> bizarre twist which I am still attempting to
> understand.
Gravis proved that and you tried to play it off by saying there were two fashionable homosexuals who worked there and posted on here at the same time.
I know Gravis, and I know he is not
> the type of person to manufacturer some sort of
> lie or false scenario simply to fuel a silly
> message board drama. But he could not be convinced
> otherwise and was unwavering with his conclusion
> and spread of disinformation across the hearts and
> minds of off-topic.
Could the great Gravis be wrong? So, you're saying he spread lies about you?
The board cheered their
> victory and rabble rousers partied late into the
> night. I was left only shaking my head.
>
> During the arms race of personal information of
'arms race'? I know someone else who associates that word with flame wars on here.
> '09 that ensued following my grand exposure and
> Prada link I was forced into the underground.
> Something that was very difficult for me. People
> know that I love to post more than anything. It
> also led to the rather humiliating act of deleting
> all of my posts from the past. Do you have any
> clue how long it takes to delete seven hundred
> posts? But it was necessary. I had stated some
> undeniably profound points over the course of my
> membership to the forum and I did not want to
> subject my family, friends, and colleagues to some
> of my more potent moments and life revelations. It
> may have been simply too much for them to handle.
>
>
> I considered returning to the board and posting on
> the main forum, exclusively. And developing a
> real, helpful, and educated voice where I could
> share my opinion on local politics, restaurants,
> rumors, and just generally assert my vast
> knowledge of all things Fairfax. It was then that
> I realized I that didn't possess the ability to
> converse on mature topics like political party
> affiliation and immigration and quickly retreated
> back to the off-topic forum. Only to be reminded
> that I was no longer welcome there after my
> exposure and subsequent prosecution.
you still aren't welcome here.
I did some
> soul searching. I wandered google and the dark
> corners of the internet and saw things which I
> would prefer to not describe. Those were troubled
> days which I look back upon fondly only due to the
> humbling experience provided in that it forced me
> to come to terms with how good I had it back on
> Fairfax Underground -- and how bad I wanted to
> return. I was then IP banned from the chat room by
> Gravis for a silly offense. It has been over three
> months and the ban hasn't been lifted. One of the
> simple pleasures of my existence was visiting the
> chat room from five o'clock to five thirty and
> just unwind with whoever was around at the time.
>
> Since then I still have been checking in on the
> board.
If you want to call it that.
I like to keep up on all the latest gossip.
> Who is who - who is dating - when and where is the
> next forum gathering - who deserves to be banned.
> Ya know, just the stuff that keeps us all coming
> back.
>
> I would like to take this opportunity to announce
> that this will be my final post.
we've heard that before.
I thought that I
> would spend my life in Northern Virginia - cradle
> to the grave. But life beckons, and I've answered
> her call. I will be moving to a small town in
> Connecticut. A hillside hamlet overlooking the
> Long Island Sound.
sounds perfectly gay.
I do wish everyone the very
> best and appreciate the support and camaraderie
> provided by all of my friends here.
you have no friends here.
Expensive Jeans Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> I explained at the time that I was not Prada
> Denim. And Prada explained that he was not
> Expensive Jeans. People just chose not to listen
> and tie us together due to the similar screen
> names. However anyone that wasn't a complete idiot
> could tell us apart due to our distinct posting
> styles and habits. Prada came out of the blue one
> day posting high level and it confused me too
> because I was like, wait, could this actually be
> me? But it wasn't.
you found your male/life 'partner', congrats.
It was though at a time when I
> was really bored with the board and was about to
> call it quits but then I started posting like
> crazy and talking to Prada in threads and PM and
> we were just really on the same page with how we
> wanted to post.
>
> At first we kind of played along with being the
> same boarder but then we knew it would be a pain
> in the you know what further down the road so we
> began to differentiate ourselves and started the
> painful process of educating, the then, at the
> time rather dull posting community base -- helping
> them to separate right and wrong, fact and fiction
> -- with respect to the denim dilemma.
>
> The IP address discovery, putting Prada and I on
> the same work machine, at the same company, was a
> bizarre twist which I am still attempting to
> understand.
Gravis proved that and you tried to play it off by saying there were two fashionable homosexuals who worked there and posted on here at the same time.
I know Gravis, and I know he is not
> the type of person to manufacturer some sort of
> lie or false scenario simply to fuel a silly
> message board drama. But he could not be convinced
> otherwise and was unwavering with his conclusion
> and spread of disinformation across the hearts and
> minds of off-topic.
Could the great Gravis be wrong? So, you're saying he spread lies about you?
The board cheered their
> victory and rabble rousers partied late into the
> night. I was left only shaking my head.
>
> During the arms race of personal information of
'arms race'? I know someone else who associates that word with flame wars on here.
> '09 that ensued following my grand exposure and
> Prada link I was forced into the underground.
> Something that was very difficult for me. People
> know that I love to post more than anything. It
> also led to the rather humiliating act of deleting
> all of my posts from the past. Do you have any
> clue how long it takes to delete seven hundred
> posts? But it was necessary. I had stated some
> undeniably profound points over the course of my
> membership to the forum and I did not want to
> subject my family, friends, and colleagues to some
> of my more potent moments and life revelations. It
> may have been simply too much for them to handle.
>
>
> I considered returning to the board and posting on
> the main forum, exclusively. And developing a
> real, helpful, and educated voice where I could
> share my opinion on local politics, restaurants,
> rumors, and just generally assert my vast
> knowledge of all things Fairfax. It was then that
> I realized I that didn't possess the ability to
> converse on mature topics like political party
> affiliation and immigration and quickly retreated
> back to the off-topic forum. Only to be reminded
> that I was no longer welcome there after my
> exposure and subsequent prosecution.
you still aren't welcome here.
I did some
> soul searching. I wandered google and the dark
> corners of the internet and saw things which I
> would prefer to not describe. Those were troubled
> days which I look back upon fondly only due to the
> humbling experience provided in that it forced me
> to come to terms with how good I had it back on
> Fairfax Underground -- and how bad I wanted to
> return. I was then IP banned from the chat room by
> Gravis for a silly offense. It has been over three
> months and the ban hasn't been lifted. One of the
> simple pleasures of my existence was visiting the
> chat room from five o'clock to five thirty and
> just unwind with whoever was around at the time.
>
> Since then I still have been checking in on the
> board.
If you want to call it that.
I like to keep up on all the latest gossip.
> Who is who - who is dating - when and where is the
> next forum gathering - who deserves to be banned.
> Ya know, just the stuff that keeps us all coming
> back.
>
> I would like to take this opportunity to announce
> that this will be my final post.
we've heard that before.
I thought that I
> would spend my life in Northern Virginia - cradle
> to the grave. But life beckons, and I've answered
> her call. I will be moving to a small town in
> Connecticut. A hillside hamlet overlooking the
> Long Island Sound.
sounds perfectly gay.
I do wish everyone the very
> best and appreciate the support and camaraderie
> provided by all of my friends here.
you have no friends here.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
MrMephisto
()
Date: January 26, 2010 12:54PM
bs Wrote:
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> Expensive Jeans Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > During the arms race of personal information of
>
> 'arms race'? I know someone else who associates
> that word with flame wars on here.
This is an interesting coincidence, but I've heard from several different people that eesh/Prada Denim is NOT Expensive Jeans. I've heard it from more than just Mr. Jeans himself.
I continue to believe they are two people, because my world-view doesn't allow for someone with absolutely nothing better to do than make no less than six different screen names/personalities, and flesh them out to the extent that they have.
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13 4826 0948 82695 25847. Yes.
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> Expensive Jeans Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > During the arms race of personal information of
>
> 'arms race'? I know someone else who associates
> that word with flame wars on here.
This is an interesting coincidence, but I've heard from several different people that eesh/Prada Denim is NOT Expensive Jeans. I've heard it from more than just Mr. Jeans himself.
I continue to believe they are two people, because my world-view doesn't allow for someone with absolutely nothing better to do than make no less than six different screen names/personalities, and flesh them out to the extent that they have.
--------------------------------------------------------------
13 4826 0948 82695 25847. Yes.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Warhawk
()
Date: January 26, 2010 12:58PM
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> I continue to believe they are two people, because
> my world-view doesn't allow for someone with
> absolutely nothing better to do than make no less
> than six different screen names/personalities, and
> flesh them out to the extent that they have.
My world view is similar, but I'm starting to come around to the fact there are people in this world who literally have nothing better to do, either from unemployment, psychosis, or just plain douchebaggery.
__________________________________
That's not a ladybug, that's a cannapiller.
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> I continue to believe they are two people, because
> my world-view doesn't allow for someone with
> absolutely nothing better to do than make no less
> than six different screen names/personalities, and
> flesh them out to the extent that they have.
My world view is similar, but I'm starting to come around to the fact there are people in this world who literally have nothing better to do, either from unemployment, psychosis, or just plain douchebaggery.
__________________________________
That's not a ladybug, that's a cannapiller.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
reality
()
Date: January 26, 2010 01:01PM
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> bs Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Expensive Jeans Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > During the arms race of personal information
> of
> >
> > 'arms race'? I know someone else who associates
> > that word with flame wars on here.
>
> This is an interesting coincidence, but I've heard
> from several different people that eesh/Prada
> Denim is NOT Expensive Jeans. I've heard it from
> more than just Mr. Jeans himself.
>
> I continue to believe they are two people, because
> my world-view doesn't allow for someone with
> absolutely nothing better to do than make no less
> than six different screen names/personalities, and
> flesh them out to the extent that they have.
You are, however, not dealing with a normal person. An individual who waits outside Meeper's apt spying on him and harasses him at work over some internet beef is not normal. Gravis proved Prada and EJ were one and the same ( same fag/same computer/same job location).
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> bs Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Expensive Jeans Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > During the arms race of personal information
> of
> >
> > 'arms race'? I know someone else who associates
> > that word with flame wars on here.
>
> This is an interesting coincidence, but I've heard
> from several different people that eesh/Prada
> Denim is NOT Expensive Jeans. I've heard it from
> more than just Mr. Jeans himself.
>
> I continue to believe they are two people, because
> my world-view doesn't allow for someone with
> absolutely nothing better to do than make no less
> than six different screen names/personalities, and
> flesh them out to the extent that they have.
You are, however, not dealing with a normal person. An individual who waits outside Meeper's apt spying on him and harasses him at work over some internet beef is not normal. Gravis proved Prada and EJ were one and the same ( same fag/same computer/same job location).
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
true
()
Date: January 26, 2010 01:03PM
Warhawk Wrote:
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> MrMephisto Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > I continue to believe they are two people,
> because
> > my world-view doesn't allow for someone with
> > absolutely nothing better to do than make no
> less
> > than six different screen names/personalities,
> and
> > flesh them out to the extent that they have.
>
>
> My world view is similar, but I'm starting to come
> around to the fact there are people in this world
> who literally have nothing better to do, either
> from unemployment, psychosis, or just plain
> douchebaggery.
Agreed.
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> MrMephisto Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > I continue to believe they are two people,
> because
> > my world-view doesn't allow for someone with
> > absolutely nothing better to do than make no
> less
> > than six different screen names/personalities,
> and
> > flesh them out to the extent that they have.
>
>
> My world view is similar, but I'm starting to come
> around to the fact there are people in this world
> who literally have nothing better to do, either
> from unemployment, psychosis, or just plain
> douchebaggery.
Agreed.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Red Wine Reduction
()
Date: January 26, 2010 01:29PM
reality Wrote:
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> You are, however, not dealing with a normal
> person. An individual who waits outside Meeper's
> apt spying on him and harasses him at work over
> some internet beef is not normal. Gravis proved
> Prada and EJ were one and the same ( same fag/same
> computer/same job location).
It seems there is always a single anonymous troll making this accusation. Normally includes the repeated use of the word "fag" and also the consistent use of exclamation points. It vaguely reminds me of a person who used to post here in the past, but no longer does. I just can't put my finger on who exactly that was, though. Part of me is beginning to believe that maybe this anonymous troll might actually be the one responsible for the in real life antics which he repeatedly projects upon Expensive Jeans. But who knows.
-------------------------------------------------------
> You are, however, not dealing with a normal
> person. An individual who waits outside Meeper's
> apt spying on him and harasses him at work over
> some internet beef is not normal. Gravis proved
> Prada and EJ were one and the same ( same fag/same
> computer/same job location).
It seems there is always a single anonymous troll making this accusation. Normally includes the repeated use of the word "fag" and also the consistent use of exclamation points. It vaguely reminds me of a person who used to post here in the past, but no longer does. I just can't put my finger on who exactly that was, though. Part of me is beginning to believe that maybe this anonymous troll might actually be the one responsible for the in real life antics which he repeatedly projects upon Expensive Jeans. But who knows.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
wow
()
Date: January 26, 2010 01:32PM
Red Wine Reduction Wrote:
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> reality Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > You are, however, not dealing with a normal
> > person. An individual who waits outside
> Meeper's
> > apt spying on him and harasses him at work over
> > some internet beef is not normal. Gravis proved
> > Prada and EJ were one and the same ( same
> fag/same
> > computer/same job location).
>
>
> It seems there is always a single anonymous troll
> making this accusation. Normally includes the
> repeated use of the word "fag" and also the
> consistent use of exclamation points. It vaguely
> reminds me of a person who used to post here in
> the past, but no longer does. I just can't put my
> finger on who exactly that was, though. Part of me
> is beginning to believe that maybe this anonymous
> troll might actually be the one responsible for
> the in real life antics which he repeatedly
> projects upon Expensive Jeans. But who knows.
ur a fucking genius.
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> reality Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > You are, however, not dealing with a normal
> > person. An individual who waits outside
> Meeper's
> > apt spying on him and harasses him at work over
> > some internet beef is not normal. Gravis proved
> > Prada and EJ were one and the same ( same
> fag/same
> > computer/same job location).
>
>
> It seems there is always a single anonymous troll
> making this accusation. Normally includes the
> repeated use of the word "fag" and also the
> consistent use of exclamation points. It vaguely
> reminds me of a person who used to post here in
> the past, but no longer does. I just can't put my
> finger on who exactly that was, though. Part of me
> is beginning to believe that maybe this anonymous
> troll might actually be the one responsible for
> the in real life antics which he repeatedly
> projects upon Expensive Jeans. But who knows.
ur a fucking genius.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: January 26, 2010 01:47PM
As someone who was relentlessly accused of being another, I will not pretend to know which poster is using an "alias." (btw, "alias" is my real name)
Some people, as in my case, might be friends and posting from each other's home or work place. The IP check is not fool proof!
But, in the end, who cares who's who.....
Some people, as in my case, might be friends and posting from each other's home or work place. The IP check is not fool proof!
But, in the end, who cares who's who.....
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Pizza Party
()
Date: January 26, 2010 01:57PM
Alias Wrote:
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> As someone who was relentlessly accused of being
> another
I think for some folks on the forum, trying to draw connections between separate posters on this site might be the most exciting thing going on with them personally and what actually gives meaning to their lives. Could you imagine? It's sad in a way. Sa la vie..
But, me, personally? I agree with you...
who really gives a shit.
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> As someone who was relentlessly accused of being
> another
I think for some folks on the forum, trying to draw connections between separate posters on this site might be the most exciting thing going on with them personally and what actually gives meaning to their lives. Could you imagine? It's sad in a way. Sa la vie..
But, me, personally? I agree with you...
who really gives a shit.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Warhawk
()
Date: January 26, 2010 01:58PM
Alias Wrote:
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> But, in the end, who cares who's who.....
A lot of people seem to.
__________________________________
That's not a ladybug, that's a cannapiller.
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> But, in the end, who cares who's who.....
A lot of people seem to.
__________________________________
That's not a ladybug, that's a cannapiller.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
MrMephisto
()
Date: January 26, 2010 02:01PM
Pizza Party Wrote:
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> Alias Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > As someone who was relentlessly accused of
> being
> > another
>
> I think for some folks on the forum, trying to
> draw connections between separate posters on this
> site might be the most exciting thing going on
> with them personally and what actually gives
> meaning to their lives. Could you imagine? It's
> sad in a way. Sa la vie..
>
> But, me, personally? I agree with you...
>
> who really gives a shit.
I think you meant to say, "C'est la vie." It's French.
I give a shit to the extent that I don't like being accused of the very thing my accuser is doing. I can't stand a hypocrite.
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13 4826 0948 82695 25847. Yes.
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> Alias Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > As someone who was relentlessly accused of
> being
> > another
>
> I think for some folks on the forum, trying to
> draw connections between separate posters on this
> site might be the most exciting thing going on
> with them personally and what actually gives
> meaning to their lives. Could you imagine? It's
> sad in a way. Sa la vie..
>
> But, me, personally? I agree with you...
>
> who really gives a shit.
I think you meant to say, "C'est la vie." It's French.
I give a shit to the extent that I don't like being accused of the very thing my accuser is doing. I can't stand a hypocrite.
--------------------------------------------------------------
13 4826 0948 82695 25847. Yes.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
cad
()
Date: January 26, 2010 02:05PM
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> Pizza Party Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Alias Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > As someone who was relentlessly accused of
> > being
> > > another
> >
> > I think for some folks on the forum, trying to
> > draw connections between separate posters on
> this
> > site might be the most exciting thing going on
> > with them personally and what actually gives
> > meaning to their lives. Could you imagine? It's
> > sad in a way. Sa la vie..
> >
> > But, me, personally? I agree with you...
> >
> > who really gives a shit.
>
> I think you meant to say, "C'est la vie." It's
> French.
>
> I give a shit to the extent that I don't like
> being accused of the very thing my accuser is
> doing. I can't stand a hypocrite.
agreed.
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> Pizza Party Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Alias Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > As someone who was relentlessly accused of
> > being
> > > another
> >
> > I think for some folks on the forum, trying to
> > draw connections between separate posters on
> this
> > site might be the most exciting thing going on
> > with them personally and what actually gives
> > meaning to their lives. Could you imagine? It's
> > sad in a way. Sa la vie..
> >
> > But, me, personally? I agree with you...
> >
> > who really gives a shit.
>
> I think you meant to say, "C'est la vie." It's
> French.
>
> I give a shit to the extent that I don't like
> being accused of the very thing my accuser is
> doing. I can't stand a hypocrite.
agreed.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
fairfaxdude
()
Date: January 26, 2010 04:02PM
cad Wrote:
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> agreed.
You forgot "lol" and "faggot". I thought I'd help.
______________________________________________
I have had to change the addresses to my retaliatory blogs over half a dozen times.
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> agreed.
You forgot "lol" and "faggot". I thought I'd help.
______________________________________________
I have had to change the addresses to my retaliatory blogs over half a dozen times.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
The 6th Sense
()
Date: January 26, 2010 04:05PM
fairfaxdude Wrote:
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> cad Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > agreed.
>
>
> You forgot "lol" and "faggot". I thought I'd
> help.
Attachments:
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> cad Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > agreed.
>
>
> You forgot "lol" and "faggot". I thought I'd
> help.
Attachments:
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Hypokrisis
()
Date: January 26, 2010 04:19PM
fairfaxdude Wrote:
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> cad Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > agreed.
>
>
> You forgot "lol"
It's highly ironic that you ridicule someone for ending posts in the exact same manner you do.
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> cad Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > agreed.
>
>
> You forgot "lol"
It's highly ironic that you ridicule someone for ending posts in the exact same manner you do.
Re: Expensive Jeans FXU Man of the Year 2010
Posted by:
Vince(!)
()
Date: January 30, 2010 07:00PM
Hypokrisis Wrote:
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> fairfaxdude Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > cad Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> >
> > > agreed.
> >
> >
> > You forgot "lol"
>
>
> It's highly ironic that you ridicule someone for
> ending posts in the exact same manner you do.
is that ironic or coincidental? im not sure myself.
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> fairfaxdude Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > cad Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> >
> > > agreed.
> >
> >
> > You forgot "lol"
>
>
> It's highly ironic that you ridicule someone for
> ending posts in the exact same manner you do.
is that ironic or coincidental? im not sure myself.