Pollyellon banned me

[Tonker]

He had seen it before.

Fuck.

Yeah.

Please, please, please let this get posted over there.

[Internet Apex]

He had seen it before.

Fuck.

Yeah.

Please, please, please let this get posted over there.

I usually give less than two shits what happens on that site. Even when you guys post Al's greatest butthurt, I end up thinking he's kind of a lightweight and get bored. But this is fantastic. Please blow this man up like the Death Star and send me a postcard.

[Oleg]

DPD--I know many people get turned off by references to that Shithole of Despair, but the thread of comments pertaining to the BANNING is chock-full of unironic GOLD.

 

"Hey you forgot to tell me that you don’t see me around here enough to share my opinion." 

I thought that was pretty funny stuff. 

His basis for BANNING is so arbitrary it's hilarious.  Like, people who you might expect to be banned for daring to poke fun at Al but aren't.  His blanket prohibition on ivychat ("that site") is awesome, especially considering that Chuck walked away from it last Fall.

Keep it down.  You seem to have made his 'cool' club.  You were being reasonable.  You should try harder.

[Slaky]

That link doesn't work for me. Anyone interested in screenshotting it for a bored housewife?

[Chuck to Chuck]

That link doesn't work for me. Anyone interested in screenshotting it for a bored housewife?

Hit refresh. Seems to work for me if I click, then F5

[Wheezer]

He had seen it before.

Fuck.

Yeah.

Please, please, please let this get posted over there.

Remember, folks, it's never too late to make a childish display of rejoining the Facebook group. Tell your friends.

[Eli]

That link doesn't work for me. Anyone interested in screenshotting it for a bored housewife?

Since Yellon will probably go in and delete the exchange soon, might as well preserve it.

[Sterling Archer]

The people over there play Internet like children play house. Also, Al likes to say he already explained why he doesn't allow Ivy Chat links, but I can't find an explanation in that thread that doesn't use circular logic. I delete them because I don't allow them. I don't allow them because I explained why earlier. My head a splode.

"I’ll accept your apology now."

[BH]

Has anyone proved that Al and Chuck are different people?

[Internet Apex]

Has anyone proved that Al and Chuck are different people?

There was a photo of an upside down Chuck Face resembling Yellon in the days of yore that made me laugh to beat the band. Fucking Ratto.

[Wheezer]

Has anyone proved that Al and Chuck are different people?

There was a photo of an upside down Chuck Face resembling Yellon in the days of yore that made me laugh to beat the band. Fucking Ratto.

This is really an invitation to an astronomically predicated MorphShop triple pareidolia play.

[CBStew]

This is really an invitation to an astronomically predicated MorphShop triple pareidolia play.

I think I dated Morphshop Pareidolia's sister in high school.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

DPD--I know many people get turned off by references to that Shithole of Despair, but the thread of comments pertaining to the BANNING is chock-full of unironic GOLD.

To be perfectly fair, who among us can really fault Al for this particular policy?

I do not want links from that site here.

[Canadouche]

So... Chuck stole an incredibly popular Python sketch years ago and applied it to the Cubs.

Then Al Yellon stole the same Python sketch and people are getting butthurt because they think that his inspiration was something Chuck wrote rather than the incredibly famous Python sketch itself? And they are accusing him of lacking unoriginality because Chuck -- rather than Monty Python -- did it first a few years back -- rather than nearly 40 years ago?

What's more likely - that Al stole a classic sketch from a universally known comedy troupe, or that he stole a parody of a sketch from a guy on the internet he's been known to butt heads with repeatedly?

[Internet Apex]

So... Chuck stole an incredibly popular Python sketch years ago and applied it to the Cubs.

Then Al Yellon stole the same Python sketch and people are getting butthurt because they think that his inspiration was something Chuck wrote rather than the incredibly famous Python sketch itself? And they are accusing him of lacking unoriginality because Chuck -- rather than Monty Python -- did it first a few years back -- rather than nearly 40 years ago?

What's more likely - that Al stole a classic sketch from a universally known comedy troupe, or that he stole a parody of a sketch from a guy on the internet he's been known to butt heads with repeatedly?

As has been noted here, Al read and commented on Chuck's piece when he posted it originally. It is absolutely as pathetic as you characterized it here. All of it.