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I've seen some freaky stuff on there so it must've been fandamtastic.
I know I shouldn't read the comments but sometimes my curiosity gets the best of me...like watching the tornado survivors on national television.
What was the story?
they do it pretty often. i guess since the site redesign they have some time on their hands to go through and censor some of the articles. The one about the penis pump judge getting a DUI had the comments shut down.
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Originally posted by inteller
they do it pretty often. i guess since the site redesign they have some time on their hands to go through and censor some of the articles. The one about the penis pump judge getting a DUI had the comments shut down.
Most likely because the article got Farked.
The story about the couple charged with bestiality had its comments deleted also. I`m sure I didn`t help matters when I posted "so, what are you in for?".
I've noticed that a great number of articles involving race, crime, and the combination thereof get pulled pretty quickly. There are some weird people on there.
The World wants to get as many hits as possible, but when are advertisers going to wake up and realize that weirdos like Joe Allen-Doty and Graychin aren't going to buy much with their $800 monthly Social Security checks?
I am starting to think the "righton" person is inteller. Cant possibly be 2 people that consistently negative can there?
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Originally posted by Townsend
...like watching the tornado survivors on national television.
"It was pandelerium!!!...And all I could think was 'Evelyn still has my casserole dish'"
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Originally posted by TheArtist
I am starting to think the "righton" person is inteller. Cant possibly be 2 people that consistently negative can there?
uh no, Tulsa world is the LAST place I would register and if you knew what I knew you would unregister pretty quick.
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Originally posted by inteller
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Originally posted by TheArtist
I am starting to think the "righton" person is inteller. Cant possibly be 2 people that consistently negative can there?
uh no, Tulsa world is the LAST place I would register and if you knew what I knew you would unregister pretty quick.
Can you say what you know or would it be inappropriate?
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Originally posted by Red Arrow
Can you say what you know or would it be inappropriate?
Inteller concerned about something inappropriate?
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Originally posted by Red Arrow
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Originally posted by inteller
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Originally posted by TheArtist
I am starting to think the "righton" person is inteller. Cant possibly be 2 people that consistently negative can there?
uh no, Tulsa world is the LAST place I would register and if you knew what I knew you would unregister pretty quick.
Can you say what you know or would it be inappropriate?
lets just say I'd never sign up there. do with that as you will. some day everyone (or at least some) will figure out that it was a bad bad idea to sign up there.
I think Inteller is right. I have heard that attorneys want to find out who post certain comments on certain stories. For instance when people are lambasting judges, or people are making comments that indicate they have direct knowledge about certain cases. People make some pretty brutal posts and are pretty inhuman at times. Others are just plain stupid.
has nothing to do with that....though that would be funny.
sooner or later a lot of people who signed up on there will find out painfully that they shouldn't have signed up there.
If it's not lawyers, it has to be something much worse. Like telemarketers who call and want you to spend a weekend in Branson "on us" for a timeshare. LOL!