Ross Cassell -> Stan Hardegree wrote:
 RC> Hello Stan!

 RC> 06 Jul 09 13:37, you wrote to me:

 RC>>> I can only arbitrarily lift feed cuts I have imposed in echoes I
 RC>>> moderate (note how you dont care about not getting into HOLYSMOKE
 RC>>> anymore, now that Ceppa left?)

 SH>> You killed Holy Smoke.  You are the second moderator to have done so.

 RC> You mean by doing the very things you all wanted me to do?

Here we go...

 RC> Tightening the rules..

So, tightening the rules killed HS?

 RC> Getting Rid of Ceppa..

No, naming him co-mod in the first place. It gave him the idea that he
could do what he wanted.

 RC> Those things?

As if that alone killed HS.

 RC> Ceppa was a failed gamble, but thats not what killed the echo.

Ah, now you are on to something.

 RC> The echoes brief revival consisted of his long time rivals seeing it as
 RC> an opportunity to be inside the same echo he wanted to use and carry out
 RC> long standing grudges.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!

Right... that's why it was Ceppa who was carrying out the grudges. Did I
invite him to continually attack my religion?

 RC> Dont deny it, I saw the same thing happen in the CROSSFIRE echo when he
 RC> once used that echo, unfortunately both times, his reprisals for the
 RC> attacks upon him rose above the levels of said attacks and I had to boot
 RC> him from that echo as well.

Good grief, you'd think by your comments that Ceppa was a fragile flower
who was driven to retaliate.

 RC> Now this doesnt speak well for Ceppa, but the comment I made to you
 RC> yesterday is true, without Ceppa the HOLYSMOKE echo is no longer is on
 RC> your radar and wont be unless I were to let him back in.

Hahahahahahahaha!!!!

All you have in HS now is Wilson rambling on about his pretend church.

Ed

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