Hey,
I think its time to tell you something up front. I found you have a tendency to insult/denigrate others. I requested you to stay away from my postings but you are not listening. This is the last time I am approaching you & saying loudly, STAY AWAY from my postings. I don't need your advice/help & this site is not owned by you.
Got it?

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It seems like Anonymous Monk, Martin & moritz is a team or the same person posting under different names. I challenge all of you to show that I ever used any insulting word against anybody -- on the contrary Anonymous Monk & Martin did that against me. Well -- it looks I have to start doing that against you guys. Fine -- if I am forced, I know how to do that but remember you are forcing me to take that path -- not by my choice.
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