Getting our priorities right.

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Anonymous1
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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Anonymous1 » Thu Feb 13, 2014 9:36 am

_ _ _..fine.

in previous recent posts you've mention scum, morons and grovelers. Now you've suggested someone's talking crap.

The joke is dying mate.,,,,,just an opinion, I may be on my own of course but I doubt it.





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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Mymblesdaughter » Thu Feb 13, 2014 11:19 am

With recent posts on this forum I'm starting to think some people are on here just to cause trouble and insult people. It's a real shame, I belonged to another forum that went the same way and it ended up having to close.






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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Richard » Thu Feb 13, 2014 12:25 pm

it's a fine line between posting off-the-cuff remarks about what people might say (and think) in a pub kind of situation and saying the same things online which others may take offence at because they take it all very seriously.

I plead guilty to all the above but then sometimes we need to have a few jokers (like olly and me) to lubricate the topics which are often bordering on the verge of "watching paint dry" with no humour and few participants for months.
Then as soon as things pick up we hear cries along the lines of political correctness and still I prefer to hear people talk like it is than to resort to this kind of complaint because their 'pink-shell-likes' offend them.

I promise to stick to the most perfect and admirable behaviour in future

_ _ _another cucumber sandwich vicar??





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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Anonymous1 » Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:20 pm

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Richard wrote:

I promise to stick to the most perfect and admirable behaviour in future

_ _ _another cucumber sandwich vicar??


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Glad to hear it_ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _.err, and no, they repeat something awful.


I've been a member of many forums over the years and sadly they are all in demise. Other social media sites are taking over. I doubt anything we say here that's considered by others to be offensive, rude or boring will make any difference.






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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Geoff » Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:28 pm

Agreed, there's been some offensive remarks posted of late. Please all play nice. Banter is one thing, but name calling and finger pointing is rude and ruins the forum for those that value it.

If you spot any over the top posts then do private message me with the details so I can deal with them appropriately. I don't want to, but it's a case of having to if people can't respect each other.



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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Geoff » Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:28 pm

Agreed, there's been some offensive remarks posted of late. Please all play nice. Banter is one thing, but name calling and finger pointing is rude and ruins the forum for those that value it.

If you spot any over the top posts then do private message me with the details so I can deal with them appropriately. I don't want to, but it's a case of having to if people can't respect each other.



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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Richard » Thu Feb 13, 2014 3:34 pm

someone wishing to force their objection and won't move on until they have had their say is also a blunt instrument and stirs the pot resulting in bad feeling perhaps.
It takes two (or six of one and half a dozen of the other) as we used to hear.



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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Olly » Fri Feb 14, 2014 4:22 am

Perhaps I shouldn't've used 'scum' :erm: In deference to those of a touchy and sensitive nature, perhaps I should've said 'societally challenged'? :whistle: :laugh:




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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby WestfieldMike » Sat Feb 15, 2014 1:36 pm

The smoking in cars debate is for the wrong reasons, it's a road safety issue. Juggling with a lighted fag at the wheel is just as dangerous as using a phone, or eating an apple, or drinking from a can. You can be fined for all of those, as it's driving without due are and attention. Lighting a fag, stubbing it out in the ashtray (mostly just chucking it out the window) should be the same.




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Re: Getting our priorities right.

Postby Olly » Sun Feb 16, 2014 10:18 am

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WestfieldMike wrote:
The smoking in cars debate is for the wrong reasons, it's a road safety issue. Juggling with a lighted fag at the wheel is just as dangerous as using a phone, or eating an apple, or drinking from a can. You can be fined for all of those, as it's driving without due are and attention. Lighting a fag, stubbing it out in the ashtray (mostly just chucking it out the window) should be the same.
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Excellent point Mike. I haven't smoked for years but I remember being in exactly the predicament of dropping the fag onto my lap; a panic takes hold which can cause loss of control of the car.





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