What is REPA ?

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Hawthorne
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Re: What is REPA ?

Post by Hawthorne » Tue Oct 03, 2017 12:11 pm

This thread, like so many others on this board, has become a disgrace!

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Re: What is REPA ?

Post by TASmart » Tue Oct 03, 2017 3:18 pm

Nope, Only post under 1 name.
All posts reflect my own opinion based on my experience and reading.
Your mileage may vary
Past performance is no guarantee of future results
Consult with your own physician as people very

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Re: What is REPA ?

Post by Guest10 » Tue Oct 03, 2017 6:36 pm

LSAT wrote:
A MESS wrote:Grannie: I am the one getting picked on and now you are doing it to. Why? I am not harrassing any one. Just looking for good infomation . Nothing else. Plz. only kind comments.
Part of the problem is that you are not looking for information, you are asking for information you could get yourself with just a little bit of looking.
With that type of idiotic logic, there is no need for this forum. Just look it up. Search for the answer yourself. Use Google. You're one the assholes that likes to gang up on people. You slam XX but you're not much better. You just seem to have credibility because you've been around for a while. I see you don't post on Apnea Board very much. That's because you can't be the big dog there. They would shut up fast. But here, you get to be the king. I see you for what you are. A loser.

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Re: What is REPA ?

Post by RogerSC » Tue Oct 03, 2017 6:48 pm

ChicagoGranny wrote:
Madalot
Hawthorne
TASmart
You cannot refrain from engaging him?
Have to agree with this. One time-honored way to get rid of a troll (or someone who effectively is a troll) is to ignore them. Doesn't always work, but sometimes does. Having a note in your signature that their information isn't to be taken as fact is fine, but just ignore their postings and they will often lose interest and go somewhere where they can cause more controversy.

From long experience on internet forums. Engaging with a troll just feeds their need for attention and makes them more persistent *smile*.