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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Guys, just quit responding to that stupid message. Lets not keep a thread alive that doesn't warrant any response. And you're right Syke, mods should really erase that thread all together. JBG

POST 2Original post

Merry Christmas you animals and keep the change.

POST 3Original post

Geez, like I said, just ignore it and it will go away. Apparently, some people just can't resist bringing that thread back again causing others to ******************** about it again. So just let it die a natural death and do not post in that thread. Simple and effective. While we may not agree with what is in that original post, I don't really see the need to censor it or delete it. Someone may find it amusing to read this stuff and check the links, who knows? Enough said, just let the friggin' thing drift to the bottom. And if it really still bothers you that this thing exists at all, well then get in touch with Jorge and ask him to get rid of it if it makes you happier. Perhaps, Jorge could just lock the thread so no one can respond to it anymore, that is another possibility.

POST 4Original post

The hijack thread has been closed. Any admin could have done this. It should quickly sink into oblivion and never surface again now that no one should be able to post to it anymore. It will still be there for anyone that has any interest in the links. Ya never know.

POST 5Original post

Its been deleted and the ip banned! Originated in NewZeland.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks JT. I just had a hard time understanding why people don't just ignore things like that. Giving it any attention is giving the people who posted it exactly what they want. Regardless, thanks JT.

POST 7Original post

We don't ignore things. We get mad and we won't take it any more!

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