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Maybe Beiplewek isn't a spambot. Maybe he's a real person that only posts on internet forums while extremely high.
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JeremyMcClean wrote:Well, Beiplewek has just gone berserk on the forums...

I had to post the above post just to document the madness of Beiplewek.

I do like it how it gives it's location as "British Indian Ocean Territory" :lol: Does such a place exist today?

Look out, here comes a triple-post


The British Indian Ocean Territory exists, but the only inhabitants are US and UK military personnel. But Beiplewek is changing the location randomly. Yesterday it was still Tajikistan. And there were some other locations before.
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JeremyMcClean wrote:Well, Beiplewek has just gone berserk on the forums...

I had to post the above post just to document the madness of Beiplewek.

I do like it how it gives it's location as "British Indian Ocean Territory" :lol: Does such a place exist today?

Look out, here comes a triple-post


The British Indian Ocean Territory exists, but the only inhabitants are US and UK military personnel. But Beiplewek is changing the location randomly. Yesterday it was still Tajikistan. And there were some other locations before.


Well, I guess Acid-induced field trips could bring that out of people...
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Can't anyone stop this spambot?
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Well, Beiplewek's gone berserk again...
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If we had archived everything which this mad spambot writes, this thread would already have gained one page full of this nonsense.
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What in the hell is that spambot even talking about? Spambots these days are so... random
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This wrote:What in the hell is that spambot even talking about? Spambots these days are so... random

The people who code these spambots probably know by now that there is little chance for them actually being useful at promoting something/spreading malware, so they just make them to annoy the heck out of admins and moderators...
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Nuppiz wrote:
This wrote:What in the hell is that spambot even talking about? Spambots these days are so... random

The people who code these spambots probably know by now that there is little chance for them actually being useful at promoting something/spreading malware, so they just make them to annoy the heck out of admins and moderators...

But the spambots of today are actually becoming slightly amusing... :lol: So what's their gain? Is this the era of robots trying to make friends among people?
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Only on F1 Rejects would a spambot be used to try and sell other spambots :lol:
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Wizzie wrote:Only on F1 Rejects would a spambot be used to try and sell other spambots :lol:

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Nuppiz wrote:
Wizzie wrote:Only on F1 Rejects would a spambot be used to try and sell other spambots :lol:

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Yo dawg, I heard you like spambots, so we advertise a spambot when you advertise a spambot so you can advertise a spambot when you advertise a spambot :lol:
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:lol: :lol:

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THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE
We are being bombarbed by a spammer by the name of nOxIdYrAiD. As of this message, he has made 166 SPAM POSTS. What's worse, I think he is a human, because he appears to be responding to people's messages, in non-spam threads, and telling people to go die in a hole, among other things. This is seriously the worst spam attack I HAVE EVER SEEN in my entire life.
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simonracer wrote:THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE
We are being bombarbed by a spammer by the name of nOxIdYrAiD. He has made 166 SPAM POSTS. What's worse, I think he is a human. This is seriously the worst spam attack I HAVE EVER SEEN in my entire life.

Yeah we all know. It's some 10 year old who did the same thing yesterday, got his account banned and for some weird reason has decided to come back and do it again. Has he really nothing better to do?
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He's still posting. I don't know what we can do about this. Can we IP ban people here?
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simonracer wrote:He's still posting. I don't know what we can do about this. Can we IP ban people here?

Dunno, you'd have to ask the moderators...none of which are here. Why exactly was I not given such powers? At leat I'm here often enough to ban these idiots...
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I'm sorry, but spamming is not going to get you anywhere, and it actually won't help you, not one bit. It might be best if you stopped right now, for your own good.
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Nuppiz and Stramala for modship! :D And I was attacked by the Avenging Muppet in Word Association thread.
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nOxIdYrAiD wrote:
FMecha wrote:Nuppiz and Stramala for modship! :D And I was attacked by the Avenging Muppet in Word Association thread.


Die in a hole!


You better shut up and apologize to the entire F1R community, now. :evil:
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Right then.

Joey, I understand you want us to be kinder to you, and some of us, including myself, probably went too far. But this is not an acceptable way of letting us know how you feel. Directly speaking to those who have offended (and not calling them names) would work much better than spamming.

FMecha, drop it, you aren't helping things.
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FMecha wrote:
nOxIdYrAiD wrote:
FMecha wrote:Nuppiz and Stramala for modship! :D And I was attacked by the Avenging Muppet in Word Association thread.


Die in a hole!


You better shut up and apologize to the entire F1R community, now. :evil:


That post was pointless, provoking him won't do anything but make things worse
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You have exhausted our patience. SAY HWNSNBM'S REAL NAME NOW, Zyla!! :twisted:
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the Masked Lapwing wrote:Right then.

Joey, I understand you want us to be kinder to you, and some of us, including myself, probably went too far. But this is not an acceptable way of letting us know how you feel. Directly speaking to those who have offended (and not calling them names) would work much better than spamming.



Kid wants attention, that's all. He might as well enjoy his time in the spotlight before he inevitably gets permabanned.
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the Masked Lapwing wrote:Right then.

Joey, I understand you want us to be kinder to you, and some of us, including myself, probably went too far. But this is not an acceptable way of letting us know how you feel. Directly speaking to those who have offended (and not calling them names) would work much better than spamming.

FMecha, drop it, you aren't helping things.


Wow, Lappy actually being a calming force? I thought I'd never see the day where he actually cared enough about something to try and put a stop to it. And I second Lappy's sentiment on all counts

And on a slightly unrelated note, how's the hottest January day on record treating you Lappy? Our Aircon unit went on the blink due to the heat so I had to sweat out the 47 degree heat with just a rubbish desk fan :|

And for those out there who aren't familiar with the metric system, that's 47 degrees celsius.
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FMecha wrote:You have exhausted our patience. SAY HWNSNBM'S REAL NAME NOW, Zyla!! :twisted:


You're still not helping. Eventually he'll stop attention whoring
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nOxIdYrAiD wrote:
FMecha wrote:You have exhausted our patience. SAY HWNSNBM'S REAL NAME NOW, Zyla!! :twisted:


No, why.

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Wizzie wrote:And on a slightly unrelated note, how's the hottest January day on record treating you Lappy? Our Aircon unit went on the blink due to the heat so I had to sweat out the 47 degree heat with just a rubbish desk fan :|

And for those out there who aren't familiar with the metric system, that's 47 degrees celsius.


Does that factor in heat index?

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nOxIdYrAiD wrote:
FMecha wrote:You have exhausted our patience. SAY HWNSNBM'S REAL NAME NOW, Zyla!! :twisted:


No, why.

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That made my night. :lol: Don't know why either.
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eurobrun wrote:
FMecha wrote:You have exhausted our patience. SAY HWNSNBM'S REAL NAME NOW, Zyla!! :twisted:


You're still not helping. Eventually he'll stop attention whoring

And posts like the one you quoted are giving him the attention which he craves.
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eurobrun wrote:
FMecha wrote:You have exhausted our patience. SAY HWNSNBM'S REAL NAME NOW, Zyla!! :twisted:


You're still not helping. Eventually he'll stop attention whoring


I have stopped fighting with him now. :)
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Cynon wrote:
Wizzie wrote:And on a slightly unrelated note, how's the hottest January day on record treating you Lappy? Our Aircon unit went on the blink due to the heat so I had to sweat out the 47 degree heat with just a rubbish desk fan :|

And for those out there who aren't familiar with the metric system, that's 47 degrees celsius.


Does that factor in heat index?


No. Heat index is about another degree or so on top of that. Welcome to the hole that is Western Sydney in the middle of summer :|
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Do I smell these incidents have something to do with F1R Doomsday (May 23, 2013)? :?
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Wizzie wrote:And for those out there who aren't familiar with the metric system, that's 47 degrees celsius.

It's just crazy, wasn't it around 51 a couple days ago? I think they mentioned that on the news.

And to think that there is currently -10 here where I live, the world is a curious place.
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Jocke1 wrote:
Wizzie wrote:And for those out there who aren't familiar with the metric system, that's 47 degrees celsius.

It's just crazy, wasn't it around 51 a couple days ago? I think they mentioned that on the news.

And to think that there is currently -10 here where I live, the world is a curious place.
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51? I don't think it would have been here as it rarely gets above mid-40s in Sydney. Chances are it was either far-west New South Wales or South Australia. And two minutes probably sounds about right :lol:
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Wizzie wrote:
Jocke1 wrote:
Wizzie wrote:And for those out there who aren't familiar with the metric system, that's 47 degrees celsius.

It's just crazy, wasn't it around 51 a couple days ago? I think they mentioned that on the news.

And to think that there is currently -10 here where I live, the world is a curious place.
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51? I don't think it would have been here as it rarely gets above mid-40s in Sydney. Chances are it was either far-west New South Wales or South Australia. And two minutes probably sounds about right :lol:

The hottest I've been in was 41/42 on the Nile back in October. That wasn't very nice tbh. By 8am your sweating like a fat kid in a sweet shop. The only thing you could do was stay in the pool :lol:
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Jocke1 wrote:It's just crazy, wasn't it around 51 a couple days ago? I think they mentioned that on the news.

And to think that there is currently -10 here where I live, the world is a curious place.
How long can you leave the milk out of the fridge before it turns sour? Two minutes?


51? I don't think it would have been here as it rarely gets above mid-40s in Sydney. Chances are it was either far-west New South Wales or South Australia. And two minutes probably sounds about right :lol:

The hottest I've been in was 41/42 on the Nile back in October. That wasn't very nice tbh. By 8am your sweating like a fat kid in a sweet shop. The only thing you could do was stay in the pool :lol:


41-42, that is quite hot that I have been through a lot worse. I find being cold worse tbh
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Wizzie wrote:51? I don't think it would have been here as it rarely gets above mid-40s in Sydney. Chances are it was either far-west New South Wales or South Australia. And two minutes probably sounds about right :lol:

The hottest I've been in was 41/42 on the Nile back in October. That wasn't very nice tbh. By 8am your sweating like a fat kid in a sweet shop. The only thing you could do was stay in the pool :lol:


41-42, that is quite hot that I have been through a lot worse. I find being cold worse tbh


I was about to question that. Then I remembered you lived in Adelaide where it's like 40 every freaking day during summer. :P
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Wizzie wrote:I was about to question that. Then I remembered you lived in Adelaide where it's like 40 every freaking day during summer. :P


Yeah, it's really annoying but at least my house is usually quite cool. Except for a couple of years ago when my air conditioner shat itself, that was horrible :|
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I'll stick to Scotland thanks. It might be f***ing freezing down here (temp has been in the negatives during the day for 2 or 3 days in a row now) but I dunno how I could live through 45-50 degrees. I'd surely pass out. Think when I go on holiday abroad, it'll be to Finland, Norway or Sweden!
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