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LurkerMom: The posters there were polite and were respectful when a liberal entered a conversation with both sides having a cordial conversation.

Now that's pretty funny. Thanks, I needed a laugh.

But now I do remember my favorite poster on TMF discussion boards: SimBob. IIRC, he was a lawyer out east and he wrote these long, brilliant, biting messages that were jaw-droppingly brilliant and hilarious. The one day he just disappeared.

Oh, and I remember JimiH3ndrix, another really smart guy -- a CFA as I recall -- and a terrific writer. He got extremely mad about something and also just disappeared.

I don't think either one was banned but simply couldn't tolerate the noise anymore... or simply decided they were wasting their time there. Like I said, smart.

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