Lord Bowser Banning - Revision history

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2007-09-01T23:55:41Z

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	Lord Bowser was supposedly banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate.		Lord Bowser was supposedly banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate. In reality, however, it was a hoax planned up for an entertaining show at the September 1st party, where Chaos Dimentio, Giga Bowser, Giga Francis, and the members of Digibutter waged war on eachother.

	~~Some question whether or not LB~~ was ~~actually banned~~.

2007-09-01T23:03:55Z

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	Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, stated that his "flaming" was merely childish name-calling, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way, involving vulgar insults and threats. A poll was held to determine what people felt of the ban; the results indicated that the people who disagreed with the ban were the majority. Supposedly, he will be un-banned sometime after the September 1st party.		Lord Bowser was supposedly banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate.

	Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.		Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.

2007-09-01T18:50:24Z

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	Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, stated that his "flaming" was merely childish name-calling, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way, involving vulgar insults and threats. Supposedly, he will be un-banned sometime after the September 1st party.		Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, stated that his "flaming" was merely childish name-calling, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way, involving vulgar insults and threats. A poll was held to determine what people felt of the ban; the results indicated that the people who disagreed with the ban were the majority. Supposedly, he will be un-banned sometime after the September 1st party.

	Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.		Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.

2007-09-01T18:37:02Z

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	Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, stated that his "flaming" was merely childish name-calling, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way, involving vulgar insults and threats.		Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, stated that his "flaming" was merely childish name-calling, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way, involving vulgar insults and threats. Supposedly, he will be un-banned sometime after the September 1st party.

	Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.		Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.

2007-09-01T18:32:42Z

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	Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, ~~believed~~ that his "flaming" ~~wasn't truely terrible~~, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way.		Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, stated that his "flaming" was merely childish name-calling, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way, involving vulgar insults and threats.

	Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.		Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.

2007-09-01T18:25:12Z

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	Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, believed that his "flaming" wasn't truely terrible, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way.		Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, believed that his "flaming" wasn't truely terrible, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way.

			Some question whether or not LB was actually banned.

2007-09-01T18:23:27Z

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	Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007. The action provoked much debate.		Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007, for flaming another member. The action provoked much debate; pro-ban members believed his actions built up over time and he needed to be punished, and Lord Bowser supporters, surprisingly large in number, believed that his "flaming" wasn't truely terrible, and that the member that was assaulted responded in a much worse way.

2007-09-01T18:19:57Z

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Lord Bowser was banned on August 23, 2007. The action provoked much debate.