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RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - drewmerc - 15-07-2012
(15-07-2012, 09:42 PM)Stoowyguy Wrote: lol don't worry its one of my favorite shows to watch too... I just don't really like the doctor they have right now. I liked David Tannent better...
sylvester mccoy man myself but i am looking back through very rose tinted glasses
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - Stoowyguy - 15-07-2012
Hey what does it mean when there is a dash along someones name?
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - drewmerc - 15-07-2012
a dash? image please
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - Stoowyguy - 15-07-2012
Here is a random profile that i found from the birthdays list.. but yeah i was just curious to what the dash meant http://www.haxorware.com/forums/user-5649.html
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - drewmerc - 15-07-2012
through a name, it means they are banned
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - Stoowyguy - 15-07-2012
holy shit how are that many people banned? if you go on the calender and click on like any date like almost everybody has a line through there name!!!
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - drewmerc - 16-07-2012
i counted it a few days back 2100 (and something) spambots always fill birthdays, gender, bio and a sig(i delete that bit as it's normally a spam link)
and thus is the reason the birthday links always seem to be banned (also the reason i always enter by the who's been online today page, as i can normally spot a spammer just from how they generate there names)
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - Stoowyguy - 16-07-2012
That sucks...
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - newname - 16-07-2012
U.S. spelling.....simple and to the point. Who has time to fill in all the "extra" total unnecessary letters?
RE: Coca-Cola Vs. Pepsi? - drewmerc - 16-07-2012
extra does not equal correct, english lessons in back when i was in school could get away with spelling many thing in the local dialect (example t'h = in the ~ tinf is how it's spoken) but never ever spell colour wrong