E-I make it so hard to leave

[Bratsimpson1]

Alright Fred, good advice, brain cells disappear reading your posts.

I am repeating myself.
Brain damage from reading shite threads.

[TonyB]

I do wish they would bring back Escort Cambodia
I always like reading a good fight thread.
And they were unbelievable in those days.
I'd laugh for hours.

[Bratsimpson1]

I do wish they would bring back Escort Cambodia
I always like reading a good fight thread.
And they were unbelievable in those days.
I'd laugh for hours.

I have heard you mention Escort Cambodia 3 or 4 times - was it a separate section that argumentative threads or posters were exiled to?
Also from you I have learned that E-I the soap opera was, originally, a place such threads were consigned to.
You and I are a similar age but you are here far longer than me, however I have occasionally delved into old threads, both here and in the place across the highway that dare not speak its name-thus names like Anna Savicha, Anita Sizzle, La Belle Thatcher and Liz Hilton are not unknown to me.
I was also lucky or unfortunate enough to catch the waning of the day as regards the careers of (Sweet) Rachel Divine and Lucy Chambers, both great stirrers in their way - guess which one I preferred?

[Bratsimpson1]

I might have discussed the matters above in" chat" but it seems that function has disappeared since I last logged in.

[TonyB]

Anna Savicha. God there's a name from the past. Nice girl.

Escort Cambodia (Not the real name) was a separate website. Similar to here except completely devoid of moderation. The slagging and Craic was unbelievable and definitely not for the faint hearted.
It was a bit like Frankie Boyle on cocaine and multiplied by 20, without moderation.
I would honestly cry laughing some nights.

But the Pc brigade got their way and it's no more

[Bratsimpson1]

Anna Savicha. God there's a name from the past. Nice girl.

Escort Cambodia (Not the real name) was a separate website. Similar to here except completely devoid of moderation. The slagging and Craic was unbelievable and definitely not for the faint hearted.
It was a bit like Frankie Boyle on cocaine and multiplied by 20, without moderation.
I would honestly cry laughing some nights.

But the Pc brigade got their way and it's no more

Ok thanks.

[SteveB]

Sometimes when they do allow a less-than-glowing review they cut it to ribbons so it doesn't even make sense.