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Simple, I feel it was harsh and over the top. He's a good poster and doesn't deserve to be banned for someone being unable to take a joke.
If you agree, change your tagline to something like mine.
If you agree, change your tagline to something like mine.
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Bring back Big Ron!
lol haha!
Forest Fan wrote:
> monkey_man did make a racist joke.
..says the boy who posted some insane anti-semitic conspiracy theory about John Kerry and Michael Howard.
> monkey_man did make a racist joke.
..says the boy who posted some insane anti-semitic conspiracy theory about John Kerry and Michael Howard.
toil the fields?
if he wants to come back he should be made to toil the fields for three blue moons.
toil the fields I say.
toil the fields I say.
RoJ wrote:
> Thanks for that totally irrelevant post.
you're welcome
> Thanks for that totally irrelevant post.
you're welcome
Thanks for that totally irrelevant post.
RoJ wrote:
> Monkey Man was banned? Christ.
Christ - A transliteration of the Greek word that is the equivalent for the Hebrew word rendered in most translations as {Messiah}, meaning ``anointed one''. The Bible refers to others as being anointed by God, but Christ as an official title belongs only to Jesus in his Messianic role. Once a person in service noted that I referred at least twice to ``Christ Jesus'' rather than ``Jesus Christ'' and wondered why I inverted the order, and which was correct. Because Christ is a title, not a part of Jesus' name, although Jesus Christ is the more common ordering, either way is correct, just as one might properly say either ``President Clinton'' or ``Mr. Clinton, the President''.
> Monkey Man was banned? Christ.
Christ - A transliteration of the Greek word that is the equivalent for the Hebrew word rendered in most translations as {Messiah}, meaning ``anointed one''. The Bible refers to others as being anointed by God, but Christ as an official title belongs only to Jesus in his Messianic role. Once a person in service noted that I referred at least twice to ``Christ Jesus'' rather than ``Jesus Christ'' and wondered why I inverted the order, and which was correct. Because Christ is a title, not a part of Jesus' name, although Jesus Christ is the more common ordering, either way is correct, just as one might properly say either ``President Clinton'' or ``Mr. Clinton, the President''.
Monkey Man was banned? Christ.
UK's Most Haunted is crap
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