Tralee Thread (No chit-chat)

groovie wrote: »

You are hardly the best judge of what is considered acceptable behaviour, given that you recently implied that Sully was in jail.

In fairness things were nice and civil here until until somebody decided to stir trouble again, and it wasnt Sully this time.

What's with Main Street (the street Kerry Radio is on that runs to the Abbeygate/Tralee Central Hotel) been closed by the Gardai due to some 'incident'?

delthedriver wrote: »

Anyone doing anything special for Halloween?:)

Apart from lighting a pumpkin, turning down the blinds and not answering the door to trick or treaters, (that's if they come - I bought loads of fun size treats last year and no-one rang the door for the first time ever so didn't buy anything this year - the kids have gotten older in my street so might explain it!) nothing much. Might catch a movie on Netflix!

**** me like this is escalating quickly.

If ye want to have a tit for tat match seriously take it to the chit/chat forum honestly, while I enjoy a good argument and banter (depending on it's usage) I seriously could not be holed with another month of bull****, mod intervention, threads closed/re-opened, people receiving warning, people banned.

Those who started this with the greatest respect, end it, and it is very easy to do so.

I second the proposal that we restart on a clean sheet- let's extend each other a virtual handshake (or if Howard really wants a virtual hug...;)).

And [importantly] let's also be willing to admit/ man enough to admit/big enough to admit that if we make an error -whether an error of fact or a grammar error or whatever the error might be- that we're big enough to acknowledge it and even feel grateful for having the correction pointed out. We're all human: "The only man who makes no mistakes is the man who never does anything."

Nothing to be gained from letting the threads turn into a perpetual tit-for-tat sniping contest or unnecessarily provocative remarks- there are plenty of other forums where you can experience that. There's a risk that if it was a feature of the Tralee thread that it could alienate casual browsers who are in some way interested in Tralee's goings-on.

It would be nice to think that we're a bit more tolerant/ mature about stuff here. That's my tuppence worth- I'm a very occasional poster and more regular lurker on this forum.

Tralee Equestrian centre, hoping to get adult lessons there, what's peoples experience/feedback with them?

First time i've come across him, made a nice change from the usual ****e you'd hear on the streets.