Banned for a sobering realization.
Scoutdog
Banned for successfully buggering a keyhole. That particular physiology might cause some confidence issues, but it's surprisingly useful.
Banned for watching brains shake it. That hits just a little close to home...
Banned for being taught space by your grandson.
Banned for bad capitalization.
Banned for at least he's not tossing his cookies.
Copy ban!!nab ypoC
Banned for pulling your tad. Again.
Banned for the frogs of war.
Banned for the domain extension of France.
[quote who="starkers" reply="10415" id="3331902"]Banned by the Covenant of Celestial Cephlapods[/quote]Banned for invoking the Engineers. And you, Ryat, are banned for getting in the way of my perfectly set-up Halo reference.
Banned for.... holy alliteration, Batman!
Banned for calling 911 to gloat.
Banned for beige bangles.
I guess it's a personal thing. I grew up on flouride, and I don't much like the taste of water without it.
Banned for not being around a few weeks ago when I inexplicably turned British for a few posts.
Banned for slippery business.
Banned because the Mythbusters did it. Judging by Adam's string of bleep noises, it does hurt quite a bit.
Banned for days that begin with d.
Banned because I just scored 70th worldwide in the pi day challenge ! [e digicons]:fuzzy:[/e]
Banned because you can too package cold- just build a box that keeps heat out!
[quote who="Seleuceia" reply="155" id="3329722"]I think the idea behind the bottled water question is whether you think some things are too "sacred" or "fundamental" to be considered commodities...[/quote]I thought it had more to do with the idea that certain necessities should be provided to people on a non-market basis by the government, versus put up for sale in an open environment. But your interpretation makes sense too.
Banned for packaging heat.
Banned because what's past is either prologue or a very bad game.
Banned for mining mine.