
maiden, fair enough
riverghost you are a clumsy boring troll
cheers
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Fri 26 Dec 2008, 16:39,
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riverghost you are a clumsy boring troll
cheers

Post 1: 3.5megs.
Post 2: Something off a video.
Post 3: Piece of shite NSFW gif telling us how funny your previous posts were.
Post 4: Ooo look at something in my myspace.
You've acted like an idiot people have taken to time and the effort to try and explain how things are to you and you're suck a spoilt little child that you assume it them at fault.
Fortunately everyone on b3ta, and luckily myself included has an ignore button. Good luck posting in the future as nobody will see it (thank god).
*ignore*
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Fri 26 Dec 2008, 16:49,
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Post 2: Something off a video.
Post 3: Piece of shite NSFW gif telling us how funny your previous posts were.
Post 4: Ooo look at something in my myspace.
You've acted like an idiot people have taken to time and the effort to try and explain how things are to you and you're suck a spoilt little child that you assume it them at fault.
Fortunately everyone on b3ta, and luckily myself included has an ignore button. Good luck posting in the future as nobody will see it (thank god).
*ignore*

account of my post history is incomplete, and thus inaccurate
see, you ARE a boring troll
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Fri 26 Dec 2008, 16:52,
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see, you ARE a boring troll

Cheddar cheese was sometimes (and still can be found) packaged in black wax, but was more commonly packaged in larded cloth, impermeable to contaminants but still allowing the cheese to breathe, although this practice is now limited to Europe and to artisan cheese makers. In the United States, Cheddar cheese comes in several varieties, including mild, medium, sharp, extra sharp, New York Style, Colby/Longhorn, white, and Vermont. New York style Cheddar cheese is a particularly sharp Cheddar cheese, sometimes with a hint of smoke.
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Fri 26 Dec 2008, 17:59,
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some of us aren't entirely obsessive about this place and don't mind what you post :3
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Fri 26 Dec 2008, 16:52,
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Cheddar cheese was sometimes (and still can be found) packaged in black wax, but was more commonly packaged in larded cloth, impermeable to contaminants but still allowing the cheese to breathe, although this practice is now limited to Europe and to artisan cheese makers. In the United States, Cheddar cheese comes in several varieties, including mild, medium, sharp, extra sharp, New York Style, Colby/Longhorn, white, and Vermont. New York style Cheddar cheese is a particularly sharp Cheddar cheese, sometimes with a hint of smoke.
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Fri 26 Dec 2008, 18:00,
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