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  Rich said:
Remember when you where at school and people used to croud round you in the playground chanting, "fight fight fight fight", whenever you got in a fight with someone?

Well this is one of those times i think, so:

Write write write write!

You realise if Snyper was back he would own all of us...:laugh:

  Rappy said:
You realise if Snyper was back he would own all of us...:laugh:

True.dat

  iraqfly said:
i just post anywhere so i get more post like i just post :D (cool .nice.okay .soo. u know ,etc) :woot:

Urm... you do realise you just addmitted to being a real spammer in the forums dont you? :s You do also realise that you wont get any respect for having a larger post count dont you? It wont make you a mod or give you any right to boss people around etc...

Also, you still havent told us why you where banned from PSU...

  Rich said:
True.dat

Urm... you do realise you just addmitted to being a real spammer in the forums dont you? :s You do also realise that you wont get any respect for having a larger post count dont you? It wont make you a mod or give you any right to boss people around etc...

Also, you still havent told us why you where banned from PSU...

I remember seeing an awesome picture once that said

*You are not your post count*

I wish I had saved it for this occasion :D

  Echilon said:
Welcome. Neowin would like to thank you for not using custom fonts and hope you have a pleasant stay ;)

Neowin would thank you for not using custom fonts and not spamming. Please post only proper posts and not just "lol".

  Gavin001 said:
Well after just sayin that he posts just to get his post number up i'd same hmmmm he prob spammed and made alot of useless posts?

Well that must be ban worthy over at PSU then, but not on Neowin, considering the ammount of people who post like that here.

  Nashy said:
So why was he banned?

If you find out then let us know, although i think its just for not sticking to the rules and guidlines such as titleing threads like the following:

~~~blah blah blah~~~

Its annoying and i dont think he will stop.

  snyper said:
************** Thread closed **************

Nice to see you on the forums Snyps.

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