You could find out in "the other place", as the Commons refer to the Lords (or is it the other way round?).
It's both, isn't it? I mean, it is mutual - each place refers to the other place as 'the other place'... I think.
You could find out in "the other place", as the Commons refer to the Lords (or is it the other way round?).
It's both, isn't it? I mean, it is mutual - each place refers to the other place as 'the other place'... I think.
It seems that nearly everyone gets banned here eventually, and there's often no obvious reason for it. People just disappear. Sort of like in China.
Well there's always a reason. But the reason is not always disclosed. When its well-known members here that get banned, the reason usually comes out one way or another.
Mr. Ed in Mass is her husband.Who's Mr Ed nick ?
Isn't she always? Heck that's one of her best qualities.:biggrin1:Was she being inappropriate?
Dude, you have been here long enough to know that bannings are often arbitrary, nebulous and 99% of the time not explained to the general membership.How does anyone end up being banned?
True, she is our own little Joan of Arc sometimes.I thought this thread was a joke. Is anyone gennuinely surprised by CG's banning ? She often says what we're all thinking, and takes the ban for us. I'm glad this isn't permanent.
It has been the policy of the moderation team to not expose the reason for a suspension or banning.Clyde some things in the ToS def. need to be fleshed out also as I've said before. So no one has posted why CB is banned. I'll have to call her and get it from CB's pie-hole.
And the early days of the Bush Administration. . .It seems that nearly everyone gets banned here eventually, and there's often no obvious reason for it. People just disappear. Sort of like in China.
True, she is our own little Joan of Arc sometimes.
Didnt her head end up on a stake? lol
JD:saevil:
Didnt her head end up on a stake? lol
JD:saevil:
No. She was burned at the stake by the English for heresies committed against the Catholic church though in reality it was because she was a woman leading armed forces against the English army.
Joan was eventually posthumously acquitted of those charges and made a saint once the Catholic church realized its enormous mistake.
I definitely see a parallel here.
She was canonized close to 500 years after she was burned, some organizations take a good while to admit to their mistakes.