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We need a smiley of a fish, or a smiley of somebody being slapped with a fish. It would greatly enhance our welcoming of new members
Pengwuino said:MODS!
*Reported*
Greg Bernhardt said:are you encouraging violence micro?
dlgoff said:Why do we need a smiley when drizzle has provided us with this?
http://files.myopera.com/Chyren/files/fishSlap1a.gif
It is a bit violent. Have mercy on me Greg.
Didn't I already ask this? Wait, that must've been a dream...micromass said:We need a smiley of a fish, or a smiley of somebody being slapped with a fish. It would greatly enhance our welcoming of new members
Yes, not only that but I am encouraging micro and I am encouraging violence.Greg Bernhardt said:are you encouraging violence micro?
I'm going to get something from my fishslapping arsenal.Pengwuino said:Ban him!
Let's start a coup and then establish PF as a place for random violence.micromass said:Wait, PF is not about violence against random innocent people?? Damn...
micromass said:Wait, PF is not about violence against random innocent people?? Damn...
micromass said:Cool, thanks a lot, it's perfect
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