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Q: Have you noticed the re-incarnation of Mattaya here yet?

Am I right or wrong?

Old habits (patterns) die hard.

13 years 28 weeks ago in  General  - China

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He must have been suspended because his profile was still posted and he was getting points, probably for checking in and now it's gone, so prb banned. I say let the bells ring out and the banners fly.

 I haven't noticed anyone that lame or annoying. I have noticed one though. CM

  I was always amazed that everytime he got jumped on for making a fake claim of being from US, he never had a thing to say, because it was the truth, but 981 did that also.

 

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Yup.

I have.

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GuilinRaf:

initials are CM......

13 years 28 weeks ago
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cooter:

Really?  I thought the initials were 99S.  CM just seems like a random troll to me, 99S displays classic, whimsical, nonsensical, Mattaya like answers and questions.

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thedude:

Actually cooter I must concur with you on this one.

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crimochina:

remember he always uses 2 main accounts

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cooter:

Touche crimo, touche surprise

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I thought it was my imagination. Good to know I'm not going crazy

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