To: Zavien Doombringer; Constitution Day
This is getting absurd.
All the threads we need to ZOT are getting pulled. Only if you *happen* to be there the spilt second it is posted do you even have a chance of ZOT-ing. And those who do get involved have fun, until, "Whoops! Sorry! You can't post anymore, the thread was pulled! Have a nice day!".
Guys, isn't there anything we can do? Post an article asking the Mods what the heck is going on? Sign a petition to stop the pulling of troll threads? That would be cool.
Or should we just wait it out? Maybe they'll lighten up after awhile and peace shall be restored.
Oh well...
Your input?
199 posted on
06/06/2003 6:33:56 AM PDT by
4mycountry
(One taquila, two taquila, three taquila, floor.)
To: 4mycountry; Admin Moderator
Dear Admin Moderator,
I am but a young Kitty with the Cult of the Viking Kitties, as I am new to FR.
I do not want to anger our Moderator, but I have a request; Could you tell us what we did wrong? Threads are being pulled very fast. To such a degree that we cannot have fun with the caught troll. We Kittens love to play with our food before we eat it.
I humbley ask that you leave the threads open, so that we may have a bit of fun.
Respectfull and faithfully yours,
Zavien
200 posted on
06/06/2003 6:52:13 AM PDT by
Zavien Doombringer
(Private 1st Class - 101st Viking Kitty.....Valhalla.....All the Way!)
To: 4mycountry; Constitution Day
I want to tell you how I am being effected at home since I have joined the VK.
I was reading my paper, The Virginian Pilot - a semi liberal paper, and I was reading the editorial and letters to the editor. I came across a letter to the ED that jumped at me, it was a rant about how eating meat was an addiction and should be banned like smoking. I went nuts in my mind wanting desparately to "ZOT" this peice!! I think I will write to the ED and simply write ZOT.
201 posted on
06/06/2003 7:51:44 AM PDT by
Zavien Doombringer
(Private 1st Class - 101st Viking Kitty.....Valhalla.....All the Way!)
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson