Who here has been banned from Rig-Talk R-T?

[311boogieman]

Recently?

Do tell.

 

[Monkey Man]

 

[panhead]

Brad the scumbag King perma banned me for saying Obama was multi colored n#@#a

 

[DaveP]

As long as you don't discuss Michelle's penis you're safe.

 

[Picasso]

As long as you don't discuss Michelle's penis you're safe.

He has a wang.

 

[311boogieman]

For the record I didn't report anyone. Not my style. As much as I can't stand alternate identities I don't take things THAT seriously. But looks like Samhain, 2HBStrat and TheRealDonnie are banned? Who else? Permanently? Now I guess we wait for them to come back as someone else?

Regardless, thanks JackBootedThug for cleaning house

 

[JackBootedThug]

no problem. I have been banned from here myself....

 

[SQUAREHEAD]

For the record I didn't report anyone. Not my style. As much as I can't stand alternate identities I don't take things THAT seriously. But looks like Samhain, 2HBStrat and TheRealDonnie are banned? Who else? Permanently? Now I guess we wait for them to come back as someone else?

Regardless, thanks JackBootedThug for cleaning house

Yep, I am with you, I HATE alternate identities in use, especially here in O/T, because It always, (not just sometimes), it ALWAYS ends up that they just troll and cause trouble with their alternate identity because they don’t have the balls to say it without hiding.
I’ve been on these forms for 25 years and it never ever fails.
100% every time.

 

[NowYou'rePlayingWithPower]

I was banned from RT for having a Fender Champ in the background of one of my pics.

 

[311boogieman]

How on Earth did you find this Lisa

 

[NowYou'rePlayingWithPower]

How on Earth did you find this Lisa

Some sort of rabbit hole in the search feature.
Usually try not to bump old threads, unless they're on TGP and decades old.
This one seemed fun, though.

 

[311boogieman]

Some sort of rabbit hole in the search feature.
Usually try not to bump old threads, unless they're on TGP and decades old.
This one seemed fun, though.

Oh no problem. Threads like this deserve to be bumped.

Here is my update:

PLX / Arch Stanton / Ben Waylin' / jhansen / awinston / AlohaCrabCub / Lululala / jredgelord / mrwiredot / charliedanielsthor / jimtambor
/ hanover fist / Yolo Tomassi / Lou Malnati / shayno /

 

[Monkey Man]

It would be so-ironic if the dude who accused so many others of being alts happened to create more alts than anyone else by a country mile, wouldn't it?

 

[japetus]

It would be so-ironic if the dude who accused so many others of being alts happened to create more alts than anyone else by a country mile, wouldn't it?

 

[NowYou'rePlayingWithPower]

It would be so-ironic if the dude who accused so many others of being alts happened to create more alts than anyone else by a country mile, wouldn't it?

What is a country mile?
Heard the saying, never really felt that I understood.

 

[Monkey Man]

From Wiktionary:

So named due to the winding, twisting nature of country roads, a country mile appears to take much longer to travel than a mile in the city, where the roads are straighter.

This wouldn't apply to all countries of course, but then again, even when the roads are straight, such as here in Oz, their condition often leaves much to be desired, translating into a laboured journey.

 

[311boogieman]

From Wiktionary:

So named due to the winding, twisting nature of country roads, a country mile appears to take much longer to travel than a mile in the city, where the roads are straighter.

This wouldn't apply to all countries of course, but then again, even when the roads are straight, such as here in Oz, their condition often leaves much to be desired, translating into a laboured journey.

whomever wrote that has never been to Nebraska

 

[Monkey Man]

Well yeah, that's why I used Oz as an example.

The British country roads are historically-notorious 'though, so it's understandable.

I mean, how many times have all seen such roads in movies? Twisty, windy, often lined with blackberry hedges (no visibility 'round corners), narrow enough to warrant pulling over to allow oncoming vehicles to pass, etc.

A mile might feel like 10.

 

[Geo]

Yo mamma.

 

[Floyd Eye]

Well yeah, that's why I used Oz as an example.

The British country roads are historically-notorious 'though, so it's understandable.

I mean, how many times have all seen such roads in movies? Twisty, windy, often lined with blackberry hedges (no visibility 'round corners), narrow enough to warrant pulling over to allow oncoming vehicles to pass, etc.

A mile might feel like 10.

A country mile is still a mile it just takes longer because you gotta walk it. And it’s clear on the other side of that holler.