BrookeTheSheep wrote:I'm not going to even bother.
You were defending me before, on my ban appeal. Now this?
You are being an absolute JERK to me, meta!

STOP.

Metazard wrote:

BrookeTheSheep wrote:I'm not going to even bother.
You were defending me before, on my ban appeal. Now this?
You are being an absolute JERK to me, meta!

STOP.

You've been disrespecting and fighting with me overly thing for the last week, you say I'm not gonna bother, yet a said nothing rude nor made any accusations at all.
You're over reacting.
Minds change, opinions change

BrookeTheSheep wrote:

Metazard wrote:

BrookeTheSheep wrote:I'm not going to even bother.
You were defending me before, on my ban appeal. Now this?
You are being an absolute JERK to me, meta!

STOP.

You've been disrespecting and fighting with me overly thing for the last week, you say I'm not gonna bother, yet a said nothing rude nor made any accusations at all.
You're over reacting.
Minds change, opinions change

I say something and you just ATTACK me!
Words can HURT.
You clearly don't realize how much of an effect this has on me!

Metazard wrote:

kittens1234 wrote:He and the account 'awesomeboo' were banned for the same reason.

They both made an appeal, of equal strength and 'goodness'

And this one got accepted.

Just putting that out there.

Awesomeboo got banned for dissing Inspiron and the server.
It was bad enough to have her entire post removed.
Just puttin that out there.

Metazard wrote:But give this though, as soon as the incident happened, death was sorry, he was very sorry.
He came on here and apologized then left in a respectable way, it was mature and well done.
Further more, he came back, but he didn't have the money for another account, so he HAD to make this ban appeal so he could play, he wasn't lucky like you to have two accounts. This forums thread up to until he was banned had NOTHING BUT positive comments, yours got to the point where you locked it.
You already have an account accessing McTopia, why don't you just take that as your second chance?

Metazard wrote:And there are better ways to show similarity other than posting YOUR ENTIRE application on someone else's app.

Metazard wrote:

BrookeTheSheep wrote:I'm not going to even bother.
You were defending me before, on my ban appeal. Now this?
You are being an absolute JERK to me, meta!

STOP.

You've been disrespecting and fighting with me overly thing for the last week, you say I'm not gonna bother, yet a said nothing rude nor made any accusations at all.
You're over reacting.
Minds change, opinions change

BrookeTheSheep wrote:

Metazard wrote:

BrookeTheSheep wrote:I'm not going to even bother.
You were defending me before, on my ban appeal. Now this?
You are being an absolute JERK to me, meta!

STOP.

You've been disrespecting and fighting with me overly thing for the last week, you say I'm not gonna bother, yet a said nothing rude nor made any accusations at all.
You're over reacting.
Minds change, opinions change

I say something and you just ATTACK me!
Words can HURT.
You clearly don't realize how much of an effect this has on me!

But as psychological professionals debate whether or not "gaming addiction" should be listed as a condition in the next update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the psychological Bible)

"I was expecting to find that the depression led to gaming," Gentile told me. "But we found the opposite in that study. The depression seemed to follow the gaming. As kids became addicted—if you want to use that word—then their depression seemed to get worse. And, as they stopped being addicted, the depression seemed to lift."

Loton's study, which also looks into a link between gaming and mental health

Mcmanaway1 wrote:Boo if you get upset over a video game, DON'T PLAY IT.

But as psychological professionals debate whether or not "gaming addiction" should be listed as a condition in the next update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the psychological Bible)

Quoted it for you

"I was expecting to find that the depression led to gaming," Gentile told me. "But we found the opposite in that study. The depression seemed to follow the gaming. As kids became addicted—if you want to use that word—then their depression seemed to get worse. And, as they stopped being addicted, the depression seemed to lift."

Loton's study, which also looks into a link between gaming and mental health

Mcmanaway1 wrote:Boo you don't need to go into over reactive mode and quote EVERYTHING meta said because you tink he will edit what he said...

And Yes, i know thats what your doing