The only bitter, twisted & angry bully trying to salve his bruised ego in this thread is you.

It's been fun teasing you out. Watching you vent your insipid, iniquitous, non-sequitous, inarticulate and illogical opposition to that which would almost certainly never have come to pass, had you kept your inept, irate, and irredeemable rants to yourself.

As I said when I mentioned it above; I didn't witness the altercation in the CB; and I still have no idea who the other party was.

And, until you confirmed that you (the anonymonk spewing your venom all over this thread) were indeed one of the parties involved in the CB; I was oblivious as to whether you (Jeffa) were the assailant or the assailed in that altercation. So little detail did I have of what happened.

I guess I know now!

In reply to Re^15: [OT] How about a 'Related Topics' (Off Topic) Section? by BrowserUk
in thread [OT] How about an Off Topic Section? by flexvault

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