Should slowpoke be bannable?

[Skip]

The most I ever do is say "slowpoke.png" but I still don't do it too often.

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[Moybus]

The most I ever do is say "slowpoke.png" but I still don't do it too often.

yeah.

[Nymethus]

The most I ever do is say "slowpoke.png" but I still don't do it too often.

But you're still doing it.

[Moybus]

But you're still doing it.

slowpoke.png

[Game Machine Man]

Why should it be banned again exactly? Because it's annoying, is pointless, and as it has been said before "a richard thing to post?"

So, you want to force people not to act random, stupid, childish- whatever you want to call it?

Get over it. It's just a damn meme, there will just be ANOTHER meme to replace it. People will always find a way around it so whats the point in banning some silly memes?

[Jacob/Lee]

I've posted a slowpoke picture once or twice and posted "slowpoke.png" a few, but that's it.

[Skip]

But you're still doing it.

I see what you did there.

[IkeTheGeneric]

Too few people hate the slowpoke image

[Harm94]

tl;dr should also be  bannable.

[Skip]

tl;dr should also be  bannable.

Yes.

[Moybus]

tl;dr should also be  bannable.

Yeah. I hate it when people post that.

[Nymethus]

tl;dr should also be  bannable.

Depends on what you mean

[Harm94]

If someone is going to come into a topic a long dialogue and posts "tl;dr" they are basically It was too long I didn't read this and I don't care. In other words its the equivalent to "I don't care" post.

[Nymethus]

If someone is going to come into a topic a long dialogue and posts "tl;dr" they are basically It was too long I didn't read this and I don't care. In other words its the equivalent to "I don't care" post.

If that's what you mean you're and idiot for saying that tl;dr should be bannable.

[TheChaosCarrier]

If someone is going to come into a topic a long dialogue and posts "tl;dr" they are basically It was too long I didn't read this and I don't care. In other words its the equivalent to "I don't care" post.

I agree, but you should still let the OP use it to sum up the point in a clean sentence for the handicapped.