WHAT? Tags off!??!!!

[Andrew Osborne]

You could start a thread. You know, the old-fashioned way of doing things. :-)

Damn! Just as I thought of something clever to say

[206REFUGEE]

JMJ abusiveness is the cause.


He sat back in the cut and over used his deceitful ways

[206REFUGEE]

Racist tags have no place on this forum.

finally we are in agreement.

[the crackhouse]

Racist tags have no place on this forum.

What about racist posts?

We are a minority of White Racists Supremacist here and we wouldn't like to loose our rights.

Idance

[djklas]

lame. anyone who gets upset over a tag on a message board seriously needs to re-evaluate their life

why you gotta pick on chuck?

[djklas]

Racist tags have no place on this forum.

glad to know it wasn't my "tits or gtfo" tags in the girls threads.

[Detroitbootybass]

I cannot see who writes the tags.

You can, Timmy.

I know vBulletin well enough to say that it is a default setting that any staff member can see who posted a tag. Let me give a short rundown on how to do this (for the third time):

In the 'tag' bar you will see 'edit tags' in the right-hand side. Click on that and a box appears with all the thread's tags. Hover your cursor over any tag and a small pop-up will show which member posted the tag in question.

This is a built-in feature of all vBulletin versions and can't be 'turned off' or changed.

[SuzanneT]

You can, Timmy.

I know vBulletin well enough to say that it is a default setting that any staff member can see who posted a tag. Let me give a short rundown on how to do this (for the third time):

In the 'tag' bar you will see 'edit tags' in the right-hand side. Click on that and a box appears with all the thread's tags. Hover your cursor over any tag and a small pop-up will show which member posted the tag in question.

This is a built-in feature of all vBulletin versions and can't be 'turned off' or changed.

I told him earlier.

[the crackhouse]

I told him earlier.

tag: Timmy lazy ass

Idance

[Detroitbootybass]

tag: Timmy lazy ass

Idance

LOL





P.S. - Timmy, I'm laughing with you, not at you.

P.P.S. - Don't ban me!

[panklady]

Marinate in the hotness.....JMJ

Wait for it! Wait for it!

Peri-Peri (aka JMJ) Marinade

The words Pili-Pili, Piri-Piri, and Peri-Peri (aka JMJ) all are used to refer to hot chile (chilli) peppers, sauces and marinades made from them, and foods cooked with those sauces and marinades. This spicy hot marinade can be used on any meat you grill or broil: chicken, beef, fish, seafood, etc. (JMJ)

two or three fresh hot chilli peppers (red peppers are typical), chopped
four tablespoons lemon juice or lime juice (or cider vinegar)
four tablespoons oil
one tablespoon cayenne pepper or red pepper, or one tablespoon dried red pepper flakes
one tablespoon paprika
one teaspoon salt
one teaspoon minced garlic (or garlic powder)

Combine all ingredients. Grind and mix the ingredients into a smooth paste. Adjust the ratio of cayenne pepper to paprika to taste. Rub marinade onto meat and allow to marinate in a glass bowl for at least thirty minutes before cooking. This works well on chicken, beef, or any other grilled meat, especially JMJ.

[JMJ]

JMJ abusiveness is the cause.


He sat back in the cut and over used his deceitful ways

Nah - my tags were funny.

Lil Ray said so......JMJ

P.S. Fuck off

[JMJ]

Wait for it! Wait for it!

Peri-Peri (aka JMJ) Marinade

The words Pili-Pili, Piri-Piri, and Peri-Peri (aka JMJ) all are used to refer to hot chile (chilli) peppers, sauces and marinades made from them, and foods cooked with those sauces and marinades. This spicy hot marinade can be used on any meat you grill or broil: chicken, beef, fish, seafood, etc. (JMJ)

two or three fresh hot chilli peppers (red peppers are typical), chopped
four tablespoons lemon juice or lime juice (or cider vinegar)
four tablespoons oil
one tablespoon cayenne pepper or red pepper, or one tablespoon dried red pepper flakes
one tablespoon paprika
one teaspoon salt
one teaspoon minced garlic (or garlic powder)

Combine all ingredients. Grind and mix the ingredients into a smooth paste. Adjust the ratio of cayenne pepper to paprika to taste. Rub marinade onto meat and allow to marinate in a glass bowl for at least thirty minutes before cooking. This works well on chicken, beef, or any other grilled meat, especially JMJ.

.....JMJ