It's entirely solid. Nobody here believes that you're not Prencleeve. Nobody buys the "I was rolepalying" or "I'm Prencleeve's father" stuff.

It'd be very easy to prove you're not Prencleeve. But you can't, because you're a rather screwed up 13 year old who can't admit that he's been caught out.

Prove it.

You're asking me to break the EULA again.

Because I know the real names....

Guess what names I know?

I'm dancing on the rooftops, kid.

This thread delivers.

From what I hear the only thing delivering is your local pizza shop.

You are posting the personal details of my recent shopping transactions. Reported

You're asking me to break the EULA (which is against the EULA), so no.

You didn't seem to have a problem doing that last night

[ 2012.04.10 10:52:26 ] Joseph Biden > Lord Reid: fancy giving me mittani's personal details?
n++[ 2012.04.10 10:52:35 ] Lord Reid > Contact me out of game

And you said this in recruitment chat. (Joseph Biden is a goon so he wouldn't care about Mittani's personal details.)

Prencleeve, do you prefer parents or magistrate? A scolding or an ASBO?

(2:23:16 PM) digi: I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for posting, I can tell you I don't have any posts. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you cease your spying and go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will ban you.

I wasn't responding to Joseph, I was just saying 'Contact me out of game' for the lols.

hey Prencleeve, since you are on the way out, I give you some valuable advice. It really is valuable, but I don't know if you will get it. Anyway, for all your future endavours on the Internet, consider this:

• Whatever you put on the Internet, you will never be able to remove it. So think carefully about every single information about yourself that you are willingly giving up.

To underline this point, I give you this link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:jdMTKm1MW34J:www.thewarpbubble.com/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk This is what google has already cached from your blog that you deleted. You see it isn't removed from the collective knowledge of the internet. You deleted what you could, but that is not enough. There are many other sites that do cache what was there. Once you put something out, you can NEVER fully remove it again.

While your little stunt here was amusing, there are sometimes horrible consequences later on. For example in a few years, you might be on the lookout for a job. A HR person enters your name and finds this and will simply decide on the spot due to what is reavealed that you are not to be hired. And that's even a relatively harmless scenario. But that happens alot, already today.

Whatever you do from now on, do NOT spew out information about yourself, especially not when you start to go directly into confrontation with a large internet community that is specialized in all forms of internet trickery. You will never be able to remove that which is now already stored about you and your little stunt. But you can prevent the pile from growing larger. Be smart and let that be which you cannot change.

Hey nice vid. Maybe you should take some tips from Xenuria. Jus sayin.

He may be a desperate kid but he seems to have you folks dancing to his tune.

He may be a desperate kid but he seems to have you folks dancing to his tune.

hey Prencleeve, since you are on the way out, I give you some valuable advice. It really is valuable, but I don't know if you will get it. Anyway, for all your future endavours on the Internet, consider this:

• Whatever you put on the Internet, you will never be able to remove it. So think carefully about every single information about yourself that you are willingly giving up.

To underline this point, I give you this link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:jdMTKm1MW34J:www.thewarpbubble.com/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk This is what google has already cached from your blog that you deleted. You see it isn't removed from the collective knowledge of the internet. You deleted what you could, but that is not enough. There are many other sites that do cache what was there. Once you put something out, you can NEVER fully remove it again.

While your little stunt here was amusing, there are sometimes horrible consequences later on. For example in a few years, you might be on the lookout for a job. A HR person enters your name and finds this and will simply decide on the spot due to what is reavealed that you are not to be hired. And that's even a relatively harmless scenario. But that happens alot, already today.

Whatever you do from now on, do NOT spew out information about yourself, especially not when you start to go directly into confrontation with a large internet community that is specialized in all forms of internet trickery. You will never be able to remove that which is now already stored about you and your little stunt. But you can prevent the pile from growing larger. Be smart and let that be which you cannot change.

Another alt.

hey Prencleeve, since you are on the way out, I give you some valuable advice. It really is valuable, but I don't know if you will get it. Anyway, for all your future endavours on the Internet, consider this:

• Whatever you put on the Internet, you will never be able to remove it. So think carefully about every single information about yourself that you are willingly giving up.

To underline this point, I give you this link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:jdMTKm1MW34J:www.thewarpbubble.com/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk This is what google has already cached from your blog that you deleted. You see it isn't removed from the collective knowledge of the internet. You deleted what you could, but that is not enough. There are many other sites that do cache what was there. Once you put something out, you can NEVER fully remove it again.

While your little stunt here was amusing, there are sometimes horrible consequences later on. For example in a few years, you might be on the lookout for a job. A HR person enters your name and finds this and will simply decide on the spot due to what is reavealed that you are not to be hired. And that's even a relatively harmless scenario. But that happens alot, already today.

Whatever you do from now on, do NOT spew out information about yourself, especially not when you start to go directly into confrontation with a large internet community that is specialized in all forms of internet trickery. You will never be able to remove that which is now already stored about you and your little stunt. But you can prevent the pile from growing larger. Be smart and let that be which you cannot change.