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Topic: how do you block a member ?  (Read 1948 times)

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Lir

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here`s a good example of proper offensive blocking ...pun intended :smt002


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here`s a good example of proper offensive blocking ...pun intended :smt002

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Don, I removed the part in one of your posts where you called someone out.  It's fine if you want to block someone, but stirring up shit on the way to doing that seems sort of petty, and entirely counter to the "peace" you are in search of.

-Allen