Yeah, now go away from aos
I agree that i spam, now go away form aos
If all the anti-bullies we have stationed here fortifying aloha left it would die and be taken over by the bullies just like BNS. So, I don’t think it would be a good idea for me to leave since I’m one of the small handful of anti-bullies left. 
“bullying” doesn’t even have a meaning anymore
You’re not an “anti-bully”. You’re just an annoying person who is going to be hated by everyone sooner or later if you keep up with your annoying act, this is the truth and you know it aswell.
Isn’t that better than being an annoying person who already is hated by everyone and whose intrinsic personality is annoying and not an act? (Looks knowingly directly at Sarim)
Anyways, your games don’t fool me. You gain no advantage by acting like you “know me better than myself” old egg. Your false statements remain as untasteful as a blend of coffee and bluecheese!
True
bul·ly1
[ˈbo͝olē]
NOUN
a person who uses strength or power to harm or intimidate those who are weaker.
synonyms: persecutor · oppressor · tyrant · tormentor · intimidator · [more]
VERB
use superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force him or her to do what one wants:
"a local man was bullied into helping them"
synonyms: persecute · oppress · tyrannize · browbeat · harass · [more]
ORIGIN
mid 16th cent.: probably from Middle Dutch boele ‘lover.’ The original usage was as a term of endearment applied to either sex; later becoming a familiar form of address to a male friend. The current sense dates from the late 17th cent.
bul·ly2
[ˈbo͝olē]
ADJECTIVE
informal
NORTH AMERICAN
very good; first-rate:
"the statue really looked bully"
EXCLAMATION
(bully for)
an expression of admiration or approval:
"he got away—bully for him"
ORIGIN
late 16th cent. (originally of a person meaning ‘admirable, gallant, jolly’): from bully1. The current sense dates from the mid 19th cent.
bul·ly3
[ˈbo͝olē]
NOUN
corned beef.
ORIGIN
mid 18th cent.: from French bouilli, literally ‘boiled.’
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bullies (third person present)
bullied (past tense)
bullied (past participle)
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So all these old eggs are actually boiled eggs. 
Why not start by doing an official event for a jump-start?
Guess Openspades broke a block in arena too fast. :’( :’(
Though I agree with lincent that bns needs a better staff management 
Edit :Stay on topic
Banned for trying to take authority over something you don’t have authority over.
Reported.