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Whats going on in hong kong?
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Good morning.
I have noticed recently a lot of usernames which have overseas ISP's, all of legeds and netibza originate is spain, but there are some horrid ones which all have isp originating in hong-kong. They include, fanny licker, lung cancwer, lungy, and one which was about a dead baby!!!!
Why is this allowed to happen? I assume its all one user so cant the editorial team ban all isp from hong kong?
I have noticed recently a lot of usernames which have overseas ISP's, all of legeds and netibza originate is spain, but there are some horrid ones which all have isp originating in hong-kong. They include, fanny licker, lung cancwer, lungy, and one which was about a dead baby!!!!
Why is this allowed to happen? I assume its all one user so cant the editorial team ban all isp from hong kong?
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The disappearance or death of King Arthur is of the intriguing Arthurian legends . In some accounts, King Arthur was taken to the Isle of Avalon to be healed, and what happened to him after reaching the island is a mystery. Some say he lies in a cave awaiting the day he is needed again by his country, others say King Arthur he died at Avalon. Apart from the somewhat dubious claim by the monks at Glastonbury to have found King Arthur's grave in the Middle Ages, no real evidence has emerged for an Arthurian grave.
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The disappearance or death of King Arthur is of the intriguing Arthurian legends . In some accounts, King Arthur was taken to the Isle of Avalon to be healed, and what happened to him after reaching the island is a mystery. Some say he lies in a cave awaiting the day he is needed again by his country, others say King Arthur he died at Avalon. Apart from the somewhat dubious claim by the monks at Glastonbury to have found King Arthur's grave in the Middle Ages, no real evidence has emerged for an Arthurian grave.
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