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I've never put anyone on my ignore list except edina. And only because he was posting (what I later found out to be fake) spoilers about the Wire to spite me. Didn't work, as people quoted him anyway so I had to read his posts regardless.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
I remember that!Originally Posted by edinatlanta
Conne?Originally Posted by MetroStyles
He lives in a major northeastern city, hates it, and has between 9380 and 9385 poasts ATM.Originally Posted by edinatlanta
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^^ Hahah, I never noticed that your post count was ".."! Hilarious.Originally Posted by Huntsman
This is you criterion for adding people to you ignore list, and you've only found one person to add to your ignore list.Originally Posted by MrG
I added someone yesterday for the first time in a long while. Always thought he was a gigantic douche but for a reason I cannot explain gave him the benefit of the doubt because I thought some his stuff may be interesting to read. Not sure why it took me so long to realize he's simply a big douche and that's pretty much all there is to it.Originally Posted by gdl203
I added someone yesterday for the first time in a long while. Always thought he was a gigantic douche but for a reason I cannot explain gave him the benefit of the doubt because I thought some his stuff may be interesting to read. Not sure why it took me so long to realize he's simply a big douche and that's pretty much all there is to it.Originally Posted by gdl203
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