We just got a report up from the Depths, and the news is terrible! I regret to inform you that we have reached critically low levels of posting excellence here on Finheaven. This is a terrible, tragic blow to our fine forum. According to our chief comedy engineer (Lieutenant Commander Vaark), the problems started around 2100 hours on the evening of September the 7th, following the Bills victory over the Chicago Bears. According to the chief comedy engineer, a registration breach was detected in the main discussion board and was quickly overrun with ESBFs (Early Season Bills Fans). Unfortunately we weren't able to close the breach in time and the "Talk Miami Dolphins Football" board is overrun with slack-jawed troglodytes from the nether reaches of Western New York.
Please report to a moderator immediately if you see any signs of individuals who clearly can not meet basic standards of quality posting. Tell-tale signs of garbage posting include:
1. Putting words in the mouths of Dolphins fans to carry your pointless strawman arguments in lieu of any meaningful football discussion.
2. Any use of the names 'Pegula' or 'Ralph.'
3. Bizarre attempts to reach objective determinations of humor value.
My report will be on Board's Executive Officer flynryan's desk by 0800 tomorrow morning. However, my early recommendation is to simply wait the infestation out. ESBFs are known to have a lifespan of only 3 to 6 weeks even under the best of circumstances.
Please report to a moderator immediately if you see any signs of individuals who clearly can not meet basic standards of quality posting. Tell-tale signs of garbage posting include:
1. Putting words in the mouths of Dolphins fans to carry your pointless strawman arguments in lieu of any meaningful football discussion.
2. Any use of the names 'Pegula' or 'Ralph.'
3. Bizarre attempts to reach objective determinations of humor value.
My report will be on Board's Executive Officer flynryan's desk by 0800 tomorrow morning. However, my early recommendation is to simply wait the infestation out. ESBFs are known to have a lifespan of only 3 to 6 weeks even under the best of circumstances.