Friday, May 23, 2014

Alex is down.

Yup. Alex deactivated yet another account of hers. She normally does this whenever she changes her fake ass hubby. But I'm one step ahead of her. I told dA officials about her ban evasions and told them to track her I.P. address so she can't create another account on her computer. So don't expect to see dogbertwaifu4eva as an account name anytime soon. Hopefully.

UPDATE: I discovered her Tumblr account. Seems she also has a hatred for the Poohphiles. Doesn't make her any better though. I'll share anything interesting if something arises.

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  1. With any luck we won't see her.

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    1. I'd love to see her reaction when she can't get on deviantART again. But I know one thing. It will be priceless.

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  2. That should teach her that ban evasions will mean harsher consequences.

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  4. She also reblogs stuff from sociallyunacceptableart4. That was how I found out Alex had a tumblr.

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  5. I thought so too, she's moved here http://rickanddogbertfangirl4evr.tumblr.com/

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    1. Well, here's a heads up, she's gonna make a new deviantArt account sometime around tomorrow.

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  6. Heard about it. I'll be generous and give her a week before she gets banned again lol. Her behaviour is no better no matter what she says.

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  7. Wellp, she done dood it: dipsynoodles.deviantart.com

    Thought she was being clever by using hidemyass.com, but I was more clever. Cleverer? Still found it out though.

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  8. Ah I was just about to announce her return but ya beat me. So she finally figured out proxies.

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  9. Seems like she saw one of those Pooh Adventures videos and decided to hate on Pooh Bear. Why is Disney fans so bad when it comes to this?

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  10. Wellp, looks like Alex got banned again, with plans to ban evade in August. Will she ever learn?

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