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[andrew]

we draw the line at little boys and girls - they have to be big boys and girls before we get some pleasure from them.

How boring.

So you're telling me Joey Zyla got off lightly then? You disappoint me DD.

I'm struggling to remember what his crime was that warranted such a harsh punishment.

[LewEngBridewell]

we draw the line at little boys and girls - they have to be big boys and girls before we get some pleasure from them.

How boring.

So you're telling me Joey Zyla got off lightly then? You disappoint me DD.

I didn't say HOW big.

I'm struggling to remember what his crime was that warranted such a harsh punishment.

Being a first-class jerk.

[andrew]

I'm struggling to remember what his crime was that warranted such a harsh punishment.

Being a first-class jerk.

I thought he'd done something serious. Apparently not.

[texasmr2]

So he is getting divorced and tapping this, why don't I feel remorse??

[myownalias]

So he is getting divorced and tapping this, why don't I feel remorse??

But that's a picture from the future, I have to say that Alonso is looking good for a 54 year old.

[LewEngBridewell]

I'm struggling to remember what his crime was that warranted such a harsh punishment.

Being a first-class jerk.

I thought he'd done something serious. Apparently not.

Do you not remember the constant attacking of a whole host of established members in the Singapore GP thread? It was behaviour that really wasn't required or needed.

[geetface9]

Damn that sucks! Goin through a divorce myself right now. At least Alonso can afford the best lawyers!!

[scotty]

I'm struggling to remember what his crime was that warranted such a harsh punishment.

Being a first-class jerk.

I thought he'd done something serious. Apparently not.

Seem to remember something about him posting pm's on the forum, which is categorically not allowed.

[myownalias]

I'm struggling to remember what his crime was that warranted such a harsh punishment.

Being a first-class jerk.

I thought he'd done something serious. Apparently not.

Seem to remember something about him posting pm's on the forum, which is categorically not allowed.

I honestly can't remember the reason, we perma-banned a lot of troublesome users during that time period and I believe the forum is better for it!

[andrew]

I remember him having a pop or 2 are one of the moderators and trying to start an F1 prediction game, which he closed as soon as it looked interesting.

[racechick]

Joey Zyler was banned for the following reasons:
*being aggressively arguementative
*disputing mod actions on the open forum
*posting pm's on the open forum
*ignoring requests to read the forum rules
*ignoring requests to modify behaviour
*ignoring 'polite' warning
*ignoring official warning
Whilst none of those actions in themselves warrented a permanent ban, collectively and along with a refusal to discuss the situation by email or pm did.

[What's Burning?]

So he is getting divorced and tapping this, why don't I feel remorse??

I would have thought Ferrari would have contractually forbidden him from drinking the Red Bull.

[Stealthgate007]

So he is getting divorced and tapping this, why don't I feel remorse??

I would have thought Ferrari would have contractually forbidden him from drinking the Red Bull.

I saw that in the background too!

[texasmr2]

So he is getting divorced and tapping this, why don't I feel remorse??

But that's a picture from the future, I have to say that Alonso is looking good for a 54 year old.

I noticed that aswell.

[LewEngBridewell]

Joey Zyler was banned for the following reasons:
*being aggressively arguementative
*disputing mod actions on the open forum
*posting pm's on the open forum
*ignoring requests to read the forum rules
*ignoring requests to modify behaviour
*ignoring 'polite' warning
*ignoring official warning
Whilst none of those actions in themselves warrented a permanent ban, collectively and along with a refusal to discuss the situation by email or pm did.

It was for the best that he was perma-banned. My goodness, the intense disruption that was caused by his very presence was just too much.