meIn addition, as soon anyone as anyone criticized your posts, you launched into insults, profanity, ad hominum attacks and disjointed philippics.
logicusThat is another god-dammned barefaced LIE. Does the situation really look like that to you, or are you doing this on purpose? And what the hell does your ameture psychological shpeel have anything at all to do with perl?

Really? here is a random sampling of things said by you on this forum (I apologize for the profanity, Logicus's words, not mine):

• "Take your humble pie, and insert it in your meatspace waste fuel ejection pipe. Good day."
• "I was joking dickhead."
• "Yeh, which I'd start by head-butting the arrogant creepy cunt in the face..."
• "I have no particular aim in mind, just responding to each response you make wondering when your going to get bored and shut the **** up."
• "Nah, I just wondered why you feel the need to spew such spurious crap comments. Maybe your just a wanker, who knows."
• "Hey, FUCKHEAD, why don't you keep your sanctimonious crap to yourself already?"

And those are just the ones with profanity, I didn't even post the tin-foil hat rants.

These are not as telling as the hate and profanity-laced tirades that got you banned from chat any number of times, but they don't show up in the record.

Revisionist history is harder when you leave a permanent record

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