Rune vs. Thunderhacker

[Rune]

Mayonaise is sweet but cum is sweeter, or so Thunderhacker has told me.

[Rune]

I want to shift a lamborghini one day. Shifting topics sounds like you meant 'moving', but since you're obviously bringing the Clue board over, I'll let you be ignorant.

[Modman]

A little bird told me that you thought nothing more of me than that I was a loud-mouthed idiot. This proves only how limited your powers of observation are.

[Modman]

Rune vs. Thunderhacker

Heh, it's getting ridiculous to view thread after thread in this forum and see two people merely posting the same messages throughout each one.

It's about time this whole battle was centralized. Please continue your arguments with eachother here. This will certainly make it easier to follow.

[Rune]

Let's play the Game of Life instead.

[Chaotic Forces]

Thunderaper=in love with pedos.

[Chaotic Forces]

Well Sage is a shemale.

[Chaotic Forces]

And banged his head against a painted pig?

[Chaotic Forces]

Irish=a language.
Gaelic=a name for a specific group of languages.

Don't try and lecture me about Irish, I'm fluent it.

[Chaotic Forces]

It has the same letters as English, for certain letters: alt+ a,e,i,o or u.

[Chaotic Forces]

That Sagb is a fat one.

[Chaotic Forces]

A period?!

[Thunderhacker]

What does the title of this thread say? Does it have your name ANYWHERE in it? No? Then shut the fuck up. Nobody wants to hear your retarded drivel.

Thunder-aper? What the hell is an "aper?" Speak English dipshit.

I'm not in love with pedos. If I was I'd be madly in love with Runetard.

[Thunderhacker]

I see nobody here named "Sagb." From what I've heard you're rather plump yourself, so I wouldn't start shit if I was you.

[Thunderhacker]

Runetard: I'm sorry to hear you have to work Sundays. I have Sundays off, so of course I didn't work today.

CF: If you're so fluent in it then use the proper alphabet for it.

Edit:

CF: Seems you're not as fluent as you thought:

http://www.omniglot.com/writing/irish.htm:

Irish (Gaeilge na hÉireann), which is also known as Irish Gaelic or Gaelic, is closely related to Manx (Gaelg Vanninagh) and Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig na h-Alba). The Ulster dialect of Irish is particularly close to Scottish Gaelic.

(Emphasis added by me)

That page also lists the proper alphabet. I'm sure there's a code page for it, but I highly doubt you're smart enough to figure out how to use code page switching in a reply.