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OK Ive seen AT LEAST 50 naked women in my time.. and have yet to see a "Third Nipple" on any of them.. just lucky I guess...
How many one-dollar bills did that take?
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OK Ive seen AT LEAST 50 naked women in my time.. and have yet to see a "Third Nipple" on any of them.. just lucky I guess...
Waaaay more than I can remember...How many one-dollar bills did that take?
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Thereddog: (one of my old nick's before it all went grey) Why will your 1894c .357 carbine be banned soon? Just curious why a hunting lever gun would be banned from possession? TY, DunI got booted off of Ifish. I was "duckboy" over there. Posted tons of photoessays about birdhunting with my dogs. I volunteered at their christmas events, and got booted nonetheless. I even wrote a story that Jenny voted "Best of ifish."
I think it is funny that they don't allow politics to be mentioned, It is kind of the elephant in the room anymore.
PS Pharmseller, I still have that 1894c One of my favorites. It'll probably be banned from possession soon, hopefully I won't get banned here too.
Ifish and approximately 300+ forums are owned and operated out of Canada by VerticalScope Inc.
Their mods I believe are actually bots who automatically ban & delete in the blink of an eye if another member whines.
Most of you perceive 'ban' as being physically & permanently prevented from accessing your favorite site, but "i have read" of instances where moderator/administrator/owner can 'tinker' with a members sign in, feature access and so forth which hobbles the affected member activities, e.g.,
going to check mail/alerts takes 5-6 attempts as each attempt causes the program to cycle to the site's main page; or
the site kicks the member out to a blank browser screen so they must resubmit back to the site; or
while composing a post numberous warnings pop up stating the activity is suspended as an error has been received; or
when the 'post reply' is hit the screen blinks and all that was written is gone and the member is sitting...yep at the main screen; or
the 'post reply' must be hit numerous times before the written post is put in the thread; or
logging out also takes numerous attempts befor a member is logged off the site.
So which is worse banning or subtle hobbling nuances to show, as a constant reminder, to any member 'who' is in control and charge at any given time.
Kudos to Andy you are without a doubt one of the unbiased and even handed moderators i have seen in my years of crusing these sites [there was one other but alas he recently passed]
To this site's membership the tale above, if it remains, is i how my access was hobbled late summer because a new moderator took exception to a post of mine.
Joe & country you win, the ROI isn't worth my time, therefore, i wish you the best with your real and perceived endeavors but unfortunately i believe your forum has completely lost sight it's original firearm advocacy creed and turned the forum into a backpage wantabe, as such, shan't grace your site again.
Dune...best and enjoyed sharing..
Kudos to Andy you are without a doubt one of the unbiased and even handed moderators i have seen in my years of crusing these sites [there was one other but alas he recently passed]
To this site's membership the tale above, if it remains, is i how my access was hobbled late summer because a new moderator took exception to a post of mine.
Joe & country you win, the ROI isn't worth my time, therefore, i wish you the best with your real and perceived endeavors but unfortunately i believe your forum has completely lost sight it's original firearm advocacy creed and turned the forum into a backpage wantabe, as such, shan't grace your site again.
Dune...best and enjoyed sharing..
Most of you perceive 'ban' as being physically & permanently prevented from accessing your favorite site, but "i have read" of instances where moderator/administrator/owner can 'tinker' with a members sign in, feature access and so forth which hobbles the affected member activities, e.g.,
going to check mail/alerts takes 5-6 attempts as each attempt causes the program to cycle to the site's main page; or
the site kicks the member out to a blank browser screen so they must resubmit back to the site; or
while composing a post numberous warnings pop up stating the activity is suspended as an error has been received; or
when the 'post reply' is hit the screen blinks and all that was written is gone and the member is sitting...yep at the main screen; or
the 'post reply' must be hit numerous times before the written post is put in the thread; or
logging out also takes numerous attempts befor a member is logged off the site.
So which is worse banning or subtle hobbling nuances to show, as a constant reminder, to any member 'who' is in control and charge at any given time.