Publishing private messages

[woofmarkthedog]

Most bizarrely..

I did hallucinate once that I had turf all over my body, well maybe a light "mossing" would be more accurate

Though I (luckily )did resist throwing my verdant scrotum under a mower that time

Brighton ehh, what a place ( if you seek chemical enhancement, that is )

W**F

[*Bob*]

woofmarkthedog Wrote:

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> Though I (luckily )did resist throwing my verdant

> scrotum under a mower that time

Brighton often has this effect on me. Too many skateboards and asymmetrical haircuts.

[karter]

daizie Wrote:

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> As a dog owner that means be either lick or fetch

> .

woof woof daizie. :)

[TE44]

Yes I'd report it to admin, but whatever the subject of OP's thread, I think its important posters on that

thread should know.

If someone is upset by a PM sent to then which they feel was abusive or threatening shouldnt other posters be

given a chance to offer support.

I would imagine most posters don't know who each other are and there are some that do (forum drinks), and may know one another quite well.

Roll Deep mentions this "Most people on here don't know what the other looks like so there's not much chance of having your nose bloodied over piffling comments made online whilst you're out 'n' about in the real world."

If someone felt intimidated by someone, who they can see by the forums drink thread, attends these night out,

and only told admin of the PM, the invite to members on this forum to meet up in the real world, would not seem so inviting,

This is not only about ????s and Sniffy, when people know one another I think its slightly diffrent,

but for people who don't. it could be scary.

[woofmarkthedog]

TE44 = Computedshorty ?

Smells like it

W**F

[iaineasy]

name and shame!!

[mockney piers]

Fuss and nothing.

Quids don't rise to the newbie's poor show. Sniffy, try being nice.

[TE44]

Poor show of what mockney????

My etiquette, my not doing it the british way, what?????

[sniffy]

Hi Mockney,

I shall not respond directly to your 'poor show' comment.

Sometimes some folk just don't see eye to eye, that's all really.

As you rightly point out i am a newbie.

However, i am also fully aware as to how forums work.

I do reserve the right to defend myself however.

Hopefully this won't be necessary in future.

I intend to be very nice to all.

I can assure you of that.

[mockney piers]

I'm glad to hear it sniffy, we try to play nice here, doesnt always work of course ;) but you know ...

TE44, you can relax, i wasnt referring to you. The Saxon genitive was before, not after, the s.

[Roll Deep]

Glad to see everyone's being thoroughly British about this touchy subject. Keep those upper lips rigid everyone.

[Ladymuck]

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[iaineasy]

no it was good and proper as far as I am concerned people should not be harrassed.

[LegalEagle-ish]

Who was it?

[iaineasy]

yeah out with it name and shame!!

[Roll Deep]

Do you write for the Daily Mail, Ian?

[Ladymuck]

Roll Deep Wrote:

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> Do you write for the Daily Mail, Ian?

*bursts out laughing*

[Bluerevolution]

http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg164/Seago_bucket/witch-hunt.jpg

[Ladymuck]

Bluerevolution Wrote:

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> http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg164/Seago_buc

> ket/witch-hunt.jpg

I'm guessing you are the one in the middle Bluerevolution?

[Narnia]

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I've never been this and in fact am on the verge of posting a private message to ensure it doesn't happen!

[Roll Deep]

Declan

Like all good Irishmen.....you live in England. Welcome to the family.

[falcao]

Not true. Louie Walsh lives in England and he's a crap Irishman.

[Narnia]

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There must be others.........feel free to out them!

[ruffers]

So we have both good and crap Irishmen in England.

[falcao]

Patrick Kielty and Eamonn Holmes. Irish they'd get them off the telly.