Most Permabans In The History of The Moon ?

I’m just pissed nobody got my Michael Collins reference.
Ah, sorry :-(
I always like your posts in the Brexit thread though ;-)
The Irish issue is interesting for me as I've been trying to learn more through my ancestry.
1800s Dublin (The Coombe) is my point of interest at the moment, particularly how 2 of my g grandad's cousins fought for the British Army at that time (one of whom died in Belgium).
It's fascinating.


Edit...not 1800s fighting, WW1 fighting ;-)
 
Ah, sorry :-(
I always like your posts in the Brexit thread though ;-)
The Irish issue is interesting for me as I've been trying to learn more through my ancestry.
1800s Dublin (The Coombe) is my point of interest at the moment, particularly how 2 of my g grandad's cousins fought for the British Army at that time (one of whom died in Belgium).
It's fascinating.


Edit...not 1800s fighting, WW1 fighting ;-)
Not the thread for it, so I won’t get started on a Friday night which is traditionally my more light hearted, music and drink night, but a lot of Irish fought in the British Army in the First World War, thinking it was the right thing to do and Ireland would be rewarded afterwards with Britain respecting the 1912 Home Rule Bill.

Did I say don’t get me started?

Anyway my Michael Collins reference in the early pages was a hilarious take on the thread title about the third astronaut in the Apollo 11 mission to the moon.
He stayed on the craft orbiting the moon and never set foot on it.


Biggest ban from the moon?

I give up. I’m wasted in here.
 
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@Ric I am surprised you haven't sat there in an evening and just banned random posters for the he'll of it. One gets a ten minute ban, another an hour, peoffrey a week.,....
 
I've been trying to get the following to be offences punishable by permanent bans.....

Being a S****s/M*******y fan
People using "of" instead of "have"
Likewise "loose" instead of "lose" (or vice versa)
People who spell Vieira incorrectly
Likewise "defiantly" instead of "definitely"
Cheese eaters
Tea drinkers
Fans of Blade Runner and Withnail and I
Fans of "reality" TV
People who slag off Manchester

It would certainly clear out a LOT of the deadwood. It's not turning out to be an easy sell to the gaffer though. But I'll keep working on it. God loves a trier.
 
There were some Dublin marriage and Baptism Records online I was shocked to find them free instead of the expensive History sites.

As I won’t pay it was fantastic to make a breakthrough and find family way back in the 1700‘s. I’ve given up searching now as a lot of records are just not there it was a hobby for a short time.
Don't want to derail the thread, but yes I found them too. Excellent aren't they ;-)
 

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