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I don't understand all the Turner hate. Give the guy a chance ffs.

Yes: https://forum.vbulletin.com/articles/support-documents/tutorials/4365101-how-to-moderate-the-posts-of-new-users-only

Do like I did, donate some money!

admin must give more options to deal with this problem, he should assign an assistant admin who is ACTIVE, his lack of participation is hurting this site. Just my opinion.

Makes you feel better now? Showing how superior you are from your pedestal. People like you make me sick. tu es un trou cul

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Personally I won’t miss him, the guy can’t hit. Glad the Jays didn't sign him,

Blue Jays best teams Tournament OOTP 24 doesn't include the 2023 stats so the 2023 Jays were not included.

Moderating first post does the same, members and the public won't see the post and the moderators can ban the poster.

They can have the moderators approve the posts of new accounts before they appear. It's a solution that works great.

Lol

He made me $100 richer

Vladdy incoming trade

Turner is going to fix that.

I like this signing, Jays are in dire need of some serious leadership in their clubhouse. He will also help in the RISP situations.

Schneider is Shatkins cuck

I'll be surprised if Manoah isn't traded before ST. FO won't put up with his BS.

So glad those 2 twits are gone, hope it's permanent. It wasn't fun to read their stupidity.

Frenchsoup off his meds again.

They can only improve with RISP, can they get any worse?

Ya, that s*** has to stop, Vladdy needs to grow up.

Who the f*** defends a pedophile... GTFO

ME: write me a story about the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team ChatGPT: Once upon a summer in Toronto, the city buzzed with excitement as the Blue Jays geared up for a pivotal season. The air was thick with anticipation, fans adorning their jerseys and caps, streaming towards the iconic Rogers Centre, ready to witness the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd. The team, a mix of seasoned veterans and promising young talents, felt the weight of expectations but also the warmth of support from their loyal fans. In the heart of it all was Alex, a young rookie with a powerful swing and an infectious enthusiasm that spread through the clubhouse. As the season unfolded, the Blue Jays faced their fair share of challenges. They navigated through slumps and celebrated victories, each game a chapter in a story that captivated the city. Marcus Semien's explosive power, Bo Bichette's slick fielding, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s towering home runs painted a vivid picture of resilience and determination. Behind the scenes, Charlie Montoyo, the team's manager, worked tirelessly to blend the raw talent into a cohesive unit. Practices echoed with the crisp sounds of mitts snapping shut and the thud of baseballs hitting gloves, each player pushing the other to reach new heights. The midsummer nights at Rogers Centre became magical, the stadium lit up in a sea of blue and white. Families cheered, friends high-fived, and strangers embraced as the Blue Jays fought their way through nail-biting moments and dramatic comebacks. In the midst of the season, a young fan named Emily caught a foul ball during a game. Little did she know that this small act would turn into a heartwarming moment. The Blue Jays, known for their community engagement, invited her to throw the first pitch at the next game. The gesture resonated with fans and players alike, reminding everyone that baseball was more than just a game; it was about creating lasting memories and bringing people together. As the regular season wound down, the Blue Jays found themselves in the midst of a playoff race. The city held its collective breath with every pitch, every stolen base, and every home run. The team's journey became a symbol of hope, proving that with determination and teamwork, anything was possible. In the end, the Blue Jays clinched a playoff spot, and the city erupted in joy. The Rogers Centre echoed with cheers, fireworks lit up the night sky, and the players celebrated on the field, their faces beaming with pride. The story of the Toronto Blue Jays that summer wasn't just about wins and losses; it was about the shared passion that brought a city together. As the season concluded, the team and its fans knew they had created something special—a bond that went beyond the diamond, a tale that would be recounted for years to come in the annals of Blue Jays history.

He is an annoying distraction on the forums with his multitude irrelevant posts. Perm ban is more appropriate imo.