Would somebody please talk to Yayati?

[Dixon Carter Lee]

The guy makes ten threads in an hour, and they're all dropping like stones. Poor little fella.

 

[HeavyStick]

We can give him gusty wind.

 

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[RawHumor]

I could easuly talk to myself if the ability to post as unregistered worked again.

LOL

 

[HeavyStick]

LOL

Give him one of your accounts.

 

[sunstruck]

I could easuly talk to myself if the ability to post as unregistered worked again.

Damn that hanns smith.

He ruined it for me and my crazy indian love stories

Awww. Kind of like the end of an era. Poor yaya. You were my favorite troll.

 

[RawHumor]

Give him one of your accounts.

I'd gladly give him the SIN one, but I lost the password.

REDWAVE is using it now.

 

[Shaq]

Awww. Kind of like the end of an era. Poor yaya. You were my favorite troll.

I always thought he was overratted. A perfect illustration of the desperate need for attention of some posters. Yayati was tame by modern standards. He was annointed lit troll out of dramatic conception rather than reality.

 

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[Shaq]

Dear Shaq,

You werent around during the vicious stuff, thankfully. I wasn't a poster who stayed hours on the net and posted one post after another in rapid succession (e.g. Hanns). No, I would write one post a week (albeit very long) and return to it to see what damage I caused to the lit Pschye. I would write down some crude comments about every race on earth and especially american women.

Your past is past. My ignorance may be representative of the forgiven and forgotten.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

You werent around during the vicious stuff, thankfully. I wasn't a poster who stayed hours on the net and posted one post after another in rapid succession (e.g. Hanns). No, I would write one post a week (albeit very long) and return to it to see what damage I caused to the lit Pschye. I would write down some crude comments about every race on earth and especially american women.

"There I was in the Khyber Pass..! Ah, those were the days!"