big kahuna wrote:
iron_mike wrote:
ThisIsIt wrote:
big kahuna wrote:
patf wrote:
In Honor of Mr Duffy, I'm logging out for a week.
I find that admirable, and a testament that you have the courage of your convictions, and I'll miss you, sir. I actually have work to do this week, for some insane reason, and so I'll be somewhat limited in appearances as well.
"See" you on your return. :-)
I haven't been on much lately, did Duffy get himself kicked out of this place?
BK also quit, but, lacking the courage of his convictions, decided to return.
The only one who laid any conditions on me was Mr. Mopdahl, sir. Not you. And his conditions did not include exile as long as I promised to not "BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!" all the time. I chose to leave at the end of that day, stating that I needed a break. At any rate, Mr. Mopdahl -- who is a good man -- has since been here while I've been around and didn't seem disturbed in the least by my presence. I also apologized publicly and privately to him.
I chose to come back, after nearly five years, and have generally led an exemplary life since then. My apologies if that's gotten you exercised, or something.
You just BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!'d.
Banned.
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