Parktownprogress.blogspot.com Website Review

Most Of This Is A Joke. Don't Get Bent Out of Shape. If You've Come Looking For Dox Look Elsewhere. We Don't Play That Here. Read The Nobody remembers exactly how he spelled his original attempt at an internet brand.  It was something like VannerShortGuy.  VannerShortGuy got bullied and banned, so he became ManlytearsUK.  ManlytearsUK got bullied and banned so he became Britbong.  Britbong As BritbongReturns, he rode the wave of Charlie Winsmore's success to his biggest following yet, (which still fell far short of a silver youtu*e play bu*ton).  He had a network and influential friends, but retained all the behavioral problems that plagued him before, so Since his influential friends couldn't help him get un-banned, he made them his enemies out of frustration and rage. After Britbongreturns he became Eggbong and when the banning and bullying of Eggbong became too great he became MRBTFO, which is ironic as it followed a year where he was Beat The Fu*k Out in every way possible by everybody from Russoplays to Keemstar. He'll tell you the plan now is to follow the rules so that MRBTFO doesn't get banned all the time like all the others.  It might even work, if he could manage it, but his own psychology won't allow it.  Besides, for someone who developed a following based on breaking all the rules, being a good boy will only lead to his audience moving on to someone else.  TrustedFlagger quit taking requests for help over twitter as it became overwhelming, but that doesn't mean MRBTFO is safe.  He was getting Rolling fast upon middle age, with no means to support himself in sight, and his social anxiety worse than ever before, the future might not be kind to MRBTFO.  I expect there might be a few more re-brands before he gives up for good though. Twelve years ago Leslie Whittenstall set out on a journey to get revenge on the people in Hanja who made fun of her.  She filed scores of abuse reports, hundreds of emails and almost a hundred police reports.  To date, the only question the police have ever asked us