Flame of the Week
Flame of the week Do you wanna be in my gang?
No thanks because you'll trunk my arse
19 Feb 2001, 13:19
Flame of the Week Quit writing the word ‘cock’
Now we're peanut eating jizz mopers (sic)
2 Feb 2001, 14:43
Flame of the week Stop whining, you faggot
'Lacky' Tim Richardson advised to write some proper news
23 Jan 2001, 13:08
Flame of the Year: the craziest of the crazy
Utter fury and madness in words. Pure class
1 Jan 2001, 22:31
Flame of the Week The site's going down the toilet
And it's all Thomas C. Greene's fault
24 Nov 2000, 17:51
Flame of the Week: You can take your politics and shove it up your..
Short but not sweet
17 Nov 2000, 17:23
Flame of the Week 2 Middle East and Reg don't mix
That Intel Israeli fab - our readers write
20 Oct 2000, 16:09
Flames of the Week Fuel crisis sends em crazy
And we unveil our new phrase for dealing with such matters
15 Sep 2000, 11:50
Flame of the Week We are Intel lapdogs
Makes a change from being AMD/Rambus/etc lapdogs
11 Sep 2000, 16:16
Threat of the Week Mike's a dead man
It's a sort of scary version of Flame of the Week
25 Aug 2000, 15:34
Shame on The Register's support for Open Source
Are we getting politically too correct for our Readers' good?
15 May 2000, 12:43
Reg staffer on ‘one-man-war’ against Microsoft
Bill Gates and our Graham don't get along, apparently
10 May 2000, 11:24
Guest Flame of The Week: World's most travelled man is pathetic braggart
Get a life
3 May 2000, 11:34
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