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hey prank/brody

was trying to start a new thread in the Wasteland and it brought up an error message saying "This thread is a duplicate of a thread you posted in the last five minutes" or something similar to that.

i definately hadn't posted the thread before (let alone in the last 5 mins!)...and i also went back 20 mins later to try again and it still happened..

not a big deal, but i just thought i'd let u know :(

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the issue is with not only starting new threads but also with some posts too. I found that it comes up when I make a post that includes non unicode characters (like jap characters for instance).

Also I htink the length of the thread has something to do with it.

I had the problem about an hour ago... I had to start this threadwith just the word "moo", then go back n edit my post (did it quick enough so it didn't register) to include the full contents... and yes I had to type all that up again :)

ARGH ****ing stupid piece of SHIT Crack whore nibbling Dick swallowing stupid piece of shit rectum excrement sniffing 2cent whore! ARGH!

I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU!

WHY? WHAT HAVE I EVER DONE TO YOU YOU STUPID FORUM! ARGGGGGGH!

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:(;):):rant::rant::rant::rant::rant:

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