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I miss Moobunny!
Ok, it was a guilty pleasure to drop in there from time to time, I wasn't a regular visitor - maybe once a week, but over a year on I realise how much I miss it.
I think some thought it was a lot worse than it was - probably because some of what was said was a bit close to the truth.
If it wasn't for that sociopath or should that be plural (?) that posted all the personal homophobic stuff and worse then it might still be there today. I was also a bit more tolerant of Franko than others, but some of his long rants were a bit too self indulgent (TL;DR) for me and he did have some kind of irrational loathing for Wayne and others which made him look a bit obsessed. I wonder if he has finally begun to let some of that go, I hope so for his sake as well as everyone else's.
Being a Brit I like satire and close to the bone humour, and I like it when people aren't afraid to call people out (see for example Private Eye, or Have I Got News For You), but that's clever and nuanced while still being controversial - being personal and hurling abuse and ranting is too unsophisticated.
It's a shame that a couple of nutcases had to ruin it. Does anyone else agree?
Ok, it was a guilty pleasure to drop in there from time to time, I wasn't a regular visitor - maybe once a week, but over a year on I realise how much I miss it.
I think some thought it was a lot worse than it was - probably because some of what was said was a bit close to the truth.
If it wasn't for that sociopath or should that be plural (?) that posted all the personal homophobic stuff and worse then it might still be there today. I was also a bit more tolerant of Franko than others, but some of his long rants were a bit too self indulgent (TL;DR) for me and he did have some kind of irrational loathing for Wayne and others which made him look a bit obsessed. I wonder if he has finally begun to let some of that go, I hope so for his sake as well as everyone else's.
Being a Brit I like satire and close to the bone humour, and I like it when people aren't afraid to call people out (see for example Private Eye, or Have I Got News For You), but that's clever and nuanced while still being controversial - being personal and hurling abuse and ranting is too unsophisticated.
It's a shame that a couple of nutcases had to ruin it. Does anyone else agree?