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But you say you think he should've banned- Yet none of the rules you thought up or none of the rules currently would support this banning. I think Dames is being way too hard on himself if he thinks at- The Diatribes are still top quality. I didn't mind Tim Cooke- He was very helpful when it came to ROH

Okay- I misinterpreted that. I still don't see how ratting out dealers to Rob Feinstein is wrong. I think he would like to know. Here's an idea- Don't ban people for running to Rob Feinstein when someone in a TSM article plugs other tape dealers. Tim didn't do that. Tim didn't do that. The rules are fine as they are now Considering that despite being unemployed he's still paying for the site and he devotes a lot of his time writing his Diatribes I think saying he doesn't give a shit anymore is a bit insulting.

Jingus didn't ban him. What did Tim did was scummy- it was not wrong. How is reporting to an owner of a wrestling federation that his tapes are being sold illegally something 'wrong'? Why do you think he should be banned? For breaking a non-exsistant rule? No there doesn't need to be new rules. People like Tim just shouldn't be banned for stupid reasons

You just figured that out now?

I agree with Ripper- Arlington Road left me numb and disturbed at the end.

Good luck Flik- I hope for the best.

Hah- thanks Bruj0. That thread owns

This coming from someone who said they were leaving the thread a long time back. Guess you have such a great life as well.

Because I think Tim's banning is a load of shit. What he did was kind of scummy but he all did was point out to Rob that there unauthorised people selling ROH tapes. So instead of attacking Jay on the board for what he did- he informed the owner of the company that's getting screwed by this. Because he did nothing wrong. I didn't know informing tape owners that someone was bootlegging their tapes is a bannable offence. Tim never broke one of the official rules and regulations- you just used one of the rules at the end

Whether he did it or not- Tim broke no rule

Considering the board has been around for less then two years- how has Jingus been a good mod for years? And anyone can say they have secret sources.

You asked for post count back. You then said you were just kidding to reinforce a joke that was never funny to begin with and isn't funny now. Same thing Tim is doing (except for the unfunny joke part)

Look, he got a message from someone about it No he didn't- where in the IM convo did he say he ratted out Jay to Rob? Read treble charged's post. I still want to know what rule Tim broke or where in that IM convo he said he ratted out Jay to Rob

BPP- What rule did Tim break? Where did Tim admit to emailing Rob and causing Rob to send emails ShooterJay?

I still don't see where Tim broke a rule in any of those points that would neccessitate a banning. Nor in any of those 7 points do I see why you would want someone DEAD Jingus

Also- Tim never even admitted to ratting out Emo or Jay to RF. He just said that in general he rats out tape dealers to RF. He never specificially said he ratted out anyone Jay mentioned in his review or Jay himself.

Yes. But many people argue that Rob is a very wealthy man and because of the strong gates- The bootleggers don't really cripple him

Naitch- Jay did a review where he lashed out at something RF Video did and plugged some of his friends sites who sell ROH tapes. His friends get contacted by RF and have their stuff taken down. Jay assumes its Tim and uses AIM to prove it. There ya go

I'll drop it after this- 1)No he didn't. ROB FEINSTEIN did. 2)Okay fair enough 3)I thought we had the rules and regs so people would know what they could and couldn't do. What's the point of rules and regs if people get banned for something not mentioned in them. 4)Yes he is, Yes he did. And Jingus is prone to overreacting and taking everything way too seriously.

Who knows- but Tim just informed Rob that there were people selling ROH tapes "illegally"- I don't see how that amounts to a banning. Rob took it from there. Well that's your fault for being careless and telling Rob to go fuck himself. Tim's an asshole but he didn't break one rule. He did nothing "wrong" and shouldn't have been banned.

Tim just told RF what was going on. It's not like Tim made him threaten Jay with a lawsuit

Why should Eddy be punished? He's a recovering alcoholic who has very strong feelings about alcohol- and some asshole pours beer on him. In no way should he be fined

No he doesn't. Eddy was in the right here

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