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Mark Andrews on PSDT loss

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CeradynePro9,374 posts
30 Jul 2015, 19:11
#41
30 Jul 2015, 19:11#41
 RE: Jantjies loses his bottle
June 03, 2015, 10:10:55

Ceradyne 


OK - I apologise for saying  "that he had only one braincell and was only good enough to be a guard at an asylum." 
Not knowing him I under-estimated his abilities - which I should not have done.  That was due to what I observe being your abilities and I wrongly assumed "die appel het nie ver van die boom geval nie" .  That being said - welcome back from self-exile - it may have just happened that you did learn a minor percentage about rugby performance - some like 0.000001% would be a massive improvement on the same percentage you used to display.     
If you deem the above ito be a genuine apology, then so be it. Let me say again. I never expected you to apologise because what you have said displayed your character in any case. For the record, you can keep on with your holier than  thou attitude in saying that your attitude is because of attacks on you. The truth is, and we  both know that, that it all started the very first time that we disagreed about something and I proved you wrong. You could not take it that you were wrong and that was exactly where the crap started. Everybody knows that you are a kind of person who cannot accept that people can and is allowed to disagree with you and the moment that you are proven wrong the craps starts flying.
You are forever accusing others of fabricating things ans lying but you have been found out of exactly that on numerous occasions. You throw insults around but the moment that things become a bit heated and you don't know which way, you start threads and run to the Ed. it has become so boring that event Ed started mocking you about it.
Get a life man, FFS.
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CeradynePro9,374 posts
30 Jul 2015, 19:11
#42
30 Jul 2015, 19:11#42
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
30 Jul 2015, 19:35
#43
30 Jul 2015, 19:35#43
 If you stop following me on this site and also comment not 90% of the time on my comments - trying to find fault and often enough being nasty in that respect, you would find a different approach from me.  I apologise when I am wrong - have done so many times - you never do and sometimes come up with the most ridiculous statements.
So my advise for you - start being a full member of the site - not my Jack Russell who follows me everywhere and I call Shadow - start some threads on rugby issues and responding to other members as well at a rate of say 50% of your comments - then I would not react the way I do.
So get a life on this site and things would be better.      
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CeradynePro9,374 posts
30 Jul 2015, 20:11
#44
30 Jul 2015, 20:11#44
 I don't need a different approach from you. TBH, I need bugger all from you. Least of all I do not need you to prescribe how to behave on this site and what and/or how I should post. So, p!ss off.
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