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What threads do you hate to see posted?
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Threads that Wibbs, Dudess and Millicent get their teeth into. They are usually hard work but also entertaining as they dismantle people one by one.
If these 3 arrive the fun is gone. The levels of enlightenment are raised and the thread gets too hard for me to follow.
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Born to Die wrote: »Threads that Wibbs, Dudess and Millicent get their teeth into. They are usually hard work but also entertaining as they dismantle people one by one.
If these 3 arrive the fun is gone. The levels of enlightenment are raised and the thread gets too hard for me to follow. :pac:
O' please... They are some of the best posters in this place that frankly are far better than you or I.
They are more articulate and great at debating - even when I am opposing them on various topics too.
They help make AH what it is, a good forum. One for people with brain cells - not just a permanent kiddies playground all the time with silly stuff (which I'm too guilty of posting some times also) !
You know, you have the option not to read a thread or even enter After Hours if by the looks of things, you dislike its content that much!
I suggest you take the latter option - if not the former.0 -
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Born to Die wrote: »I actually thought I was been complimentary to the 3 posters.
You were slightly but in doing so, you also maybe unintentionally was slipping in a few disadvantages/slights to their appearance!
We can assume it was unintentional then and I apologise for perhaps replying too strong.
After Hours is what its is. Some people can't seem to understand what exactly After Hours is.
(To me) its the type of place with banter that you might find down in your local pub or social gathering.
In an often more relaxed open forum, you get everything and anything popping up. Be it occasionally silly and/or serious.
It is what it is, a section that is open to all with all topics of decency, news and interests which in sharing some consider that others might find such things also that way too.
If people desire pure lunacy or total light-heartedness, there is other sections on boards.ie which tend to that mode.
After Hours is an open bar with if you behave generally on all topics which might random occur, you can stay and retort and banter.
Misbehave and the bouncers throw you out!
...And if anyone REALLY dislikes a topic, heck, there is loads of other threads in AH to read anyway. 0 -
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You were slightly but in doing so, you also maybe unintentionally was slipping in a few disadvantages/slights to their appearance!
We can assume it was unintentional then and I apologise for perhaps replying too strong.
After Hours is what its is. Some people can't seem to understand what exactly After Hours is.
(To me) its the type of place with banter that you might find down in your local pub or social gathering.
In an often more relaxed open forum, you get everything and anything popping up. Be it occasionally silly and/or serious.
It is what it is, a section that is open to all with all topics of decency, news and interests which in sharing some consider that others might find such things also that way too.
If people desire pure lunacy or total light-heartedness, there is other sections on boards.ie which tend to that mode.
After Hours is an open bar with if you behave generally on all topics which might random occur, you can stay and retort and banter.
Misbehave and the bouncers throw you out!
...And if anyone REALLY dislikes a topic, heck, there is loads of other threads in AH to read anyway.
Biggins Sir, you will one day understand that AH is in fact a collection of jumbled regurgitations. Some are more practised at this repetitive inducement and can be admired for their devotion to the place while frequenting their more desirable private forums. Some are not so astute at knowing when their leg is being pulled, though the almost orgasmic need to refute a simple throw away is desirable in it's wanton need to become but another exercise in futility.
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Bipolar Joe wrote: »Sure, if you don't like the threads about how the Church is awful, you can always join one of the other threads (Which will probably also be about how the Church is awful).
Depending on the events of the day or the week, etc, certain topics to regular occur.
I agree that sometimes what seems like the appearance of many of the same topic can be annoying at times but the mods do a good job of keeping those subject topics down to a small minimum if they can.
If people get the impression that a certain train of thought (church dislike - for example) is more prevalent than other trains of thought (church like - for example), its a show of cause and effect.
If certain things behaved differently and/or didn't actually do things at all in some cases, there wouldn't be so many threads based around certain topics, started up by those that are concerned by such matters.
...In other words, the messenger should not be shot because the readers just doesn't like the message.
After all, its not the messenger that originally caused the source possible problem in the first place!
Don't tell my wife. She don't like to share the lube!Born to Die wrote: »...You are my favourite.
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Born to Die wrote: »Threads that Wibbs, Dudess and Millicent get their teeth into. They are usually hard work but also entertaining as they dismantle people one by one.
If these 3 arrive the fun is gone. The levels of enlightenment are raised and the thread gets too hard for me to follow. :pac:
I'm sorry.
Something, something, fordeigners, something, something, the blacks, something, something, welfare scum. I know all this is true because my granny's neighbour's cousin who goes to the same dog groomer as the guy who works for the pond foundation said that he told him he saw a Polish, single mother, who was black, once eat a swan. So it must be true.
Better? :pac:0 -
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I'm sorry.
Something, something, fordeigners, something, something, the blacks, something, something, welfare scum. I know all this is true because my granny's neighbour's cousin who goes to the same dog groomer as the guy who works for the pond foundation said that he told him he saw a Polish, single mother, who was black, once eat a swan. So it must be true.
Better? :pac:
It was trying to be nice.
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Born to Die wrote: »I didn't realise you knew how. :pac:
I don't. I was born without a sense of humour. It's a debilitating condition. The humour-impaired are people too, you know. Stop judging me! :mad:0 -
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