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Edited by Froggie:
10/5/2016 7:43:22 PM
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What I do now, I do for EA.
Have you ever had a friend you believed in? One you could look up to no matter what? Who was always there to support you and make you strive to be a better person? Earning Attorney (EA) was none of these things. Far from it, in fact he was cancer but he was our cancer and many of us loved him for it.
[quote]EA, That's a name I've not heard in a long time[/quote]
EA was no saint, he was outspoken and impulsive which are traits the best b.net users all have in common, ultimately it is why he was banned. He spoke out against ninja aggression and shitty users only to be perma banned. What right to ninjas have to ban a user from a group when he is well within the rights based on said groups rules? Ninja aggression has risen greatly these past few years and now I aim to take a stand!
[b][u][i]JOIN ME, in the fight against this tyrannical rule! Stand beside me brothers and sisters, newfoman and oldfoman! Desticles and flood! Together we cannot be silenced! [/i][/u][/b]
That is why I have decided to follow in the footsteps of my personal hero Thích Quàng Dúc the monk who burned himself alive in protest against unjust persecution.
I have the noose and bleach ready. Goody bye my friends, what I do now I do for EA and so that others may stand and take up arms against the unjust wasteland that b.net has become.
Everyone share a good memory of our beloved EA, sleep well sweet prince.
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