Anton (aka FMBMJDRT) The crazy Russian has been Chucked Off QZ

[QUOTE] [b]waunakonor wrote:[/b]

Sorry if this sounds dumb, but as a newbie in the Queen world I know very little about Greg Brooks. What did he write that has so many errors in it? I tried Googling his name and only found an NFL football player.[/QUOTE]

I could tell you, but I don't want to give the idiot free promotion......

On second thoughts, the more people who know he's an idiot the better (but make sure you buy a second hand copy so you're not paying much for a disappointment or letting him profit on his mistakes lol)

it's: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Queen-Live-Concert-Documentary/dp/1844496600/ref=dp_ob_title_bk/280-2926448-5903761

I really used to respect this guy when he first came on the scene, but after discovering his foul and abusive nature here, I can only see him as a troll. He can, at times, say something cool or even funny, but he's actually better just avoided.

[QUOTE] [b]GratefulFan wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]Thistleboy1980 wrote:[/b]

A bunch of nice stuff. :)

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You've very kind to a girl who spelled overweening wrong up there, twice, and not on purpose. :)

I'm glad you're back on QZ more regularly because you're cooler than 183 air conditioners.

p.s. Sorry for that exceedingly lame joke just now. Like a little person Christmas party, the bar is apparently pretty low. :P
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It made me giggle GF. And my mrs thinks you're as nutty as 183 snickers bars for thinking it :)

oops...

Thanks, Thistleboy

[QUOTE] [b]GratefulFan wrote:[/b]
...though I blushingly confess that using colons makes me feel smart.
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I, for one, enjoy using semicolons frequently; they make me feel pretty smart.

Greg Brooks has to be among the most childish adults I've ever experienced (and mind you, this is coming from a 16 year old).

[QUOTE] [b]tomchristie22 wrote:[/b]

Greg Brooks has to be among the most childish adults I've ever experienced (and mind you, this is coming from a 16 year old). [/QUOTE]

Tom, you show incredible maturity for someone so young....if this were Facebook, you'd have several "likes" on that comment :)

^ what he said.

[QUOTE] [b]GratefulFan wrote:[/b]

I've got a copy with every error initialed by GB and every use of your/you're, its/it's and they're/their/there marked in purple highlighter..[/QUOTE]

i bet none of the print is actually visible under a sea of initials upon initials blurred into wave after wave of purple highlighter

The weirdest part is if you sub dots for the initials and dashes for the purple it spells out "help me I've been such a bad boy" 183 times in Morse Code. Can't be coincidence. Any unsolveds over your way? People moving the R's to the L's in the library or peeing in the returns bin or something?

[QUOTE] [b]Thistleboy1980 wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]tomchristie22 wrote:[/b]

Greg Brooks has to be among the most childish adults I've ever experienced (and mind you, this is coming from a 16 year old). [/QUOTE]

Tom, you show incredible maturity for someone so young....if this were Facebook, you'd have several "likes" on that comment :)

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I am quite the keyboard warrior ;)

For the newbies, there was an interview that Greg did (I believe it was with the Australian Queen fan club). I don't have the link, but it is probably easy to find.

[QUOTE] [b]waunakonor wrote:[/b]

Thanks, Thistleboy

[QUOTE] [b]GratefulFan wrote:[/b]
...though I blushingly confess that using colons makes me feel smart.
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I, for one, enjoy using semicolons frequently; they make me feel pretty smart.[/QUOTE]

Wouldn't a colon be more correct in that sentence? The second part 'explains' the first part.

You cannot get any more correct than correct, Thomas :)

colon + close bracket = :)