DonkeyKong said:Calm down, you seem to be getting quite confused with your choice of words and your typing is suffering. I would lose so much sleep if I was responsible for bringing on your promised heart attack sooner.
Maybe a mild stroke would come first, after all, you have mentioned on the WWW that you are a drug taker, they tend to have strokes first. (Yella Disco, don't get excited that I have used the word "stroke", that doesn't mean as in your cock"
I'm fascinated that this has to be the most unrelated forum thread and the site appears to have no moderators.
Still, my time spent will not have been in vain as I can now post the whole shebang off to the ISP of the forum along with my complaint that a most upsetting and repulsive forum has been opened under false pretences and it has absolutely nothing to do with Landrovers.
Without taking offence, you do talk ****e.
You can post anything you like to the server hosts, who host the forum, and it dont mean diddly squat. If its hosted in the UK somewhere down the line you could possibly enter into legal action under UK law, which would involve you issuing a writ of some description. If it's hosted on an off shore server, you best book a plane ticket before you can even BEGIN to complain about any content.
Forums, as the name suggest, promote free speech and as long as all parties are upfront, honest and have good character any personal insults can be upheld as malicious. If, however, anything is posted by a pseudonym to another pseudonym, it has no basis in law as a factual argument, here or abroad.
Essex police tried to shut my forum dickhead, they succeeded once on UK soil. It was moved to an American server, they were then ****ed. Any libellous action would have to be instigated on the servers home soil, according to their laws.
You are a buffoon, a complete pratt and dont know what your talking about.
And just to help you make a bigger pratt of yourself, i've included below a definition of "forum", to which this is. It does not state a forum has to be precisely for one subject, despite the theme of the site.
Cock.
fo·rum ([FONT=verdana,sans-serif] P [/FONT]) Pronunciation Key (fôr
n. pl. fo·rums, also fo·ra (fôr
- The public square or marketplace of an ancient Roman city that was the assembly place for judicial activity and public business.
- A public meeting place for open discussion.
- A medium of open discussion or voicing of ideas, such as a newspaper or a radio or television program.
- A public meeting or presentation involving a discussion usually among experts and often including audience participation.
- A court of law; a tribunal.