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Guys who used to post in the PB, and have since been banned
(not including the PB Nation boys)

Bookyman - I loved this guy, even if I rarely understood what he was saying

Saintsfan - asswipe, but he was interesting

KC - one of my personal favorites, and he loved to torment Wally!

Starwink - makes the list because he was best buddies with Shrimp

Shrimp - it feels like he never left

Greyhound - one of the biggest pusssies ever on this site. He was Gandhi on steroids. Although Gandhi is clearly in second place for the Biggest box Ever award.

Michaelpaul1 - started off as a regular guy, then turned his act into that of an internet tough guy, but failed miserably at the part. "Bator, I thought we were more than friends" 

tuckfexas - everyone's favorite. Tuck was a train wreck, and freely shared his daily escapades with all of us. Loved his Cornhuskers. 

I will add more later on. 
Feel free to add to the list if you are so inclined.


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Saintsfan, Michaelpaul and Starwink. Losers of the highest degree


MrWin - Nutcase supreme
Histrionic personality disorder. It's sad
 
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Well well ...have truer words ever been spoken...
 
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Looking back on it i'm ashamed that i tried to befriend that MP, that dude went from regular bologna to that nasty bologna with tiny bits of olive and chit in it. 
 
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I hope Tuck came to his senses and started managing his money, better.
 
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He wasn't always in the box, but there was a creature named golfandgamble who was one of the biggest trolls ever. Never showed up unless he was inserting a rolling laughter emoji in your thread after a bad day. 

I agree that Bookyman was an absolute hoot. 

The Giant and his pal Seaweed are missed. Or were they alter egos?

And of course Joey/PG Dad. A miserable human being with an accidental sense of humor that was awesome.

Sometimes I feel the ghost of Shrimp still haunts this place, but I'm probably just imagining things.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:

I hope Tuck came to his senses and started managing his money, better.

It was his liver that he needed to manage better 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

He wasn't always in the box, but there was a creature named golfandgamble who was one of the biggest trolls ever. Never showed up unless he was inserting a rolling laughter emoji in your thread after a bad day. 

I agree that Bookyman was an absolute hoot. 

The Giant and his pal Seaweed are missed. Or were they alter egos?

And of course Joey/PG Dad. A miserable human being with an accidental sense of humor that was awesome.

Sometimes I feel the ghost of Shrimp still haunts this place, but I'm probably just imagining things.

 


I meant to put Dad in there, but forgot as I was typing the list.
He most definitely belongs ... Miller High Lifes and frozen pizza 

The golfandgamble story is a classic. Similar to michaelpaul1, he started as a regular guy, and then his persona turned into that of a miserable fukk. He was pretty much despised by everyone.

One day Tag (another guy who belongs on this list) finds g&g's Facebook page and not only steals all of the guys pictures, but reads on his wall that g&g's sister was giving him sh!t ... something to do with g&g touching his sisters daughter (thus g&g's niece) while she was taking a bath.

Needless to say, g&g was relentlessly abused each and everytime he made a post. I stalked him for a month, and no matter which forum he posted in, I responded calling him a pedophile in large colorful fonts.

g&g was eventually banned, I believe for pedophilia.

Tags was also banned ... he went the suicide by Mod route.

Tags was a good dude. Loved his partying and his softball.
One day he posted a video of his 4 year old son dunking on his mini hoop. It was classic!
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:


The Giant and his pal Seaweed are missed. Or were they alter egos?

Seaweed was banned. The Giant left on his own accord.
No one truly knows if they were one and the same. I believe that they are different guys ... but that might be because I wanted them to be different guys. 

Giant wasn't happy that a mod, I believe it was Wally, was accusing him and seaweed of being the same person.
They are both at sbr. 

Seaweed is still annoying everyone at sbr just as he did here. 
I have not read that site in a couple months, I assume they are both still there.

I loved seaweed ... dude was hysterical, and had a great knack for aggravating people.
Believe me, if anyone knows good aggravating it's me!

The Giant will always be a Covers legend.
He had an incredible wit. 
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michaelpaul1 ... what happened to his "paging Mr Bator" thread?

It was in the box for a long time, but then a mod (as always I suspect Wally the humorless wonder) moved it into website promotions.

How that thread was not archived is the biggest failure in this sites history.
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DennisHopson was a cool dude in and out of the pb
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Crowkillers

3rd and long

Captjohn who might still be around. He does still post at ctg, I always look for his small college plays there. 

Slovak? Don't know what happened to him. My memory ain't that great but I seem to remember that many of the above were casualties of the Sarah j Phillips fiasco when Walter and the other mods refused to take their blinders off and accept the obvious reality which anyone with common sense could see through 
 
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What happened to Detox?  

Scal may be the newest thanks to you, Mr Jorgan, and PB.  
 
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My list is too long.  

Best of the Natty lads was 2ndAgin. Boardshorts and Oregon. 

 Ace and Timmy Cahill. 

Drink up lads.  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:

michaelpaul1 ... what happened to his "paging Mr Bator" thread?

It was in the box for a long time, but then a mod (as always I suspect Wally the humorless wonder) moved it into website promotions.

How that thread was not archived is the biggest failure in this sites history.


And that is saying something !
 
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Oh, and Titan was special.

His writing skills were paramount. 
 
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Mcdrewcarey was a fun guy around these parts
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Iron Mike was the Chit.....
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

He wasn't always in the box, but there was a creature named golfandgamble who was one of the biggest trolls ever. Never showed up unless he was inserting a rolling laughter emoji in your thread after a bad day. 

I agree that Bookyman was an absolute hoot. 

The Giant and his pal Seaweed are missed. Or were they alter egos?

And of course Joey/PG Dad. A miserable human being with an accidental sense of humor that was awesome.

Sometimes I feel the ghost of Shrimp still haunts this place, but I'm probably just imagining things.



Who knowsssssssssssss

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Slobbasaurus:

What happened to Detox?  

Scal may be the newest thanks to you, Mr Jorgan, and PB.  

He's embedded balls deep in the Politics forum


 
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Titan65, Empire13, CapOrDie, FE(football expert) Jasonwhitesknee, 3rd and Long, so many others.

Long live Penaltybox Nation.
 
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Who remembers KOAJ? He was the mod here in PB, incarcerated me several times after disagreements in the main forums. Probably 10 years ago. Man Im old. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TexanGambler:

Were they a loser?

Were they losing money wagering on HighSchool football games? Doubt it.



 
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wow.memorys,...good job hugh made me laff,ty.
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:

Guys who used to post in the PB, and have since been banned
(not including the PB Nation boys)


I wrote "not including the PB Nation boys" because they deserve their own thread.
They were not only the originals, but they were by far the funniest.

I will share one story I recall, but lbcake or one of the other old timers may need to help me with some details ...

One of them came upon an on-line forum for some sort of knitting club (or something like that) and decided it would be funny to post in it. Then he invited a few of his buddies from here to go in there and terrorize those poor woman. They turned a knitting forum into a room of debauchery. Some of the lines were hysterical. I wish I could recall the details more specifically, because I am doing the story no justice
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