I didn't ban Hi De Hi either.

On the contrary, Smooth Operator is a great piece of work. You have gone right up in my estimations.

And you further down in mine. Ermmm Jazz....nice.

Banned user admits to breaching ban by logging on under new alias which he then uses to whinge about the moderating process that led to the ban. Hmmmm. If I were Harry Redknapp I'd say that was tactically naive.

I've never seen you 2 in the same room together lad so I have often wondered. And all those tasty birds who hang around your house who you claim are after you, but I think it's your Jamie really.

My memory may be playing tricks but as I recall one of the people who derailed thread after thread, got arguments flowing and failed to act on warnings to tone it down was called Rupert Bear. I can't fathom why anyone would ban such a poster. Hi di hi on the other hand seems a more measured and considered individual.

Its called Internet schizoforumenia. Manifests itself in the sufferer maintaining multiple or serial personas on internet forums. Believed to be connected with Walter Mitty Syndrome in the more harmless cases, or sometimes "Complete Asshole By Proxy", but at worst can be indicative of much more worrying, deap-seated psychological issues. Sometimes the sufferer will "grow out of it" as protracted adolescence eventually progresses into maturity. But in severe cases, the only known treatment (short of defenestration, a socially-frowned upon but understandable remedy for the worst cases of "not being wired up right"icon_wink.gif is the long-standing sociological practice of reward-denial, known colloquially as "banning". There is no cure.