Hahahahahaha. Calling for me to be banned? What a bunch of clowns.
Here's the real deal. I deleted the Eyesore account for a reason: I didn't want to spend so much time online anymore—especially putting so much into promoting music to a bunch of people who simply don't give a shit (this does not apply to everyone here, of course). Then I took a spam account (this one) and made that one post. I was going to carry on with it, but this name sucks. So I changed another spam account to The Ghost of Eyesore (I couldn't change this name, of course, because you'd know I wrote that comment). Anyway, The Ghost of Eyesore was supposed to be a joke account. I didn't intend to post much, just a few threads/posts as a joke.
Then, of course, I got right back into old habits and started posting like crazy with that account. Once I hit 1000 I changed the e-mail address to
fartlicker@secondwind.com or something like that, and that locked my account out. Then I was done. Ask Adam. I planned on still reading, but not posting. Then I didn't like not knowing what replies were new and such, so I created Emolicious. Obviously a stupid username, and I had no intention of posting much at all with it. These weren't alternate accounts for me to start fights and have conversations with myself, which is what those previous alt accounts were used for. In fact, The Ghost of Eyesore wasn't an alt account; this was a brand new account. I cannot access The Ghost of Eyesore or the Eyesore account anymore. This account you could consider an alt, but I had no intentions of ever using it again. I can't even fucking spell the damn thing! And I'd forgotten about it until Turdlock Holmes and his investigative prowess found me out! Hahaha. Retard.
So, Misha, go ahead and ban me. I've been working in the IT field since 1995, I can change my IP address any time I want to. You can't ban me from this site, bro. Moreover, there is no reason to ban me at all.
So, now all you clowns that called for me to be banned are free to lick the dingleberries from me arse.