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superkingdave

superkingdave

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it appears i have made a grave error, the previous picture i posted was not the legend Rod Hull, but a professional look a like, so professional that that picture came up on google image search for 'Rod Hull'

Here is the bona fide Sir Rod

 
andyc

andyc

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superkingdave said:
it appears i have made a grave error, the previous picture i posted was not the legend Rod Hull, but a professional look a like, so professional that that picture came up on google image search for 'Rod Hull'

Here is the bona fide Sir Rod

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awesome, dave. who's the guy on the right?
 
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andyc

andyc

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OFFICIAL TESTING FORUM ANNOUNCEMENT

Much to the distress of the honourable members of the Testing Forum, the well-respected and incredibly good-looking poster andyc accidentally ********************************************************. Thankfully, benchmark00 was thoughtful enough to point out andyc's mistake. The situation compounded, however, when benchmark then refused to un-quote the mistake, meaning it was available for all and sundry to see. So this is a publicly decree for benchmark to remove such an unfortunate quote from his post, so as to save andyc's incredible reputation. Secondly, the aforementioned incredibly good-looking andyc would like to apologise for his tremendous mistake and beg the forgiveness of ********************************.

If benchmark refuses to remove the quote from his post, andyc has drafted this following excuse as to why his original post read '*******************************'---- 'it was *****************, really. the ******** was ******************* on *******************. the *********** was*********************** a ***************.' Obviously this is a p*ss-poor effort for an excuse, and so therefore we implore benchmark and all other related parties to save the reputation of both andyc and the Testing Forum, whose standards will surely be brought down if this incident escapes into the general CW public.

Thank you
 
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