TT, what ha ha!

I won the corner at 31, I did.

 

If something terrible has happened to him then today is a good day.

End.

 

Wow, just wow, really.

Well for those that are interested in his well being, I'm pleased to report that he is just fine.

And for those that are not

Personally, I hope he decides to come back and continues to light the place up a little with his threads.

At the end of the day he's a lot more interesting than the vast majority on here and starts a hell of a lot of threads that get people talking, which is way more than I can say for his detractors.

 

Top many people can get a ten pager left in here
Maybe jack Clark most threads 3/4 pages if your lucky

 

Really? What threads have you been reading? the only thing he lit up was the touch paper for more bitching threads with his incendiary comments which generally centres on slagging off this country and everyone in it at any given opportunity, calling everyone a tw@t or **** if they had a different opinion and of course correcting spelling mistakes. My opinion of him sank lower when he started make devisive remarks of my ethnicity.

 

disagree. The bloke was a self-centred, eliteist wannabe hardcore (deluded) leftie who liked nothing more than slagging off this country and talking down to people like he was some sort of God-like being. Quite frankly, I wouldn't pi$$ on him if he was on fire. The forum (and country) is better off without him and his vile attitude.

 

Then why is there a thread in general bemoaning the fact this place is dead without people like Chris and TubbyTommy?

 

"Tubby" had some well placed interludes from slagging off all and sundry ..

And he was funny

 

WTF - you all on first name terms now or something?

 

There's a caring and considerate and thoughtful side to Chris that I discovered when I was going through a challenging time a few years back. He and I used to be at each other's throats, but after a couple of honest pms we became quite good cyber pals. If you're reading, Chris, I hope you're well and trust you'll come back when you're ready.

 

Thing with internet is, that people can just vanish like a cigarette smoke ring in thin air. Internet isn't a contact living (reference: Robbie William's song). We don't know people in person, their whereabouts and their real life circles that could report on their wellbeing etc. All we know is that they live in our computers, they sometimes show the evidence of their existence by their posts and vanish for as long as; as per their circumstances and their free choice.

If you have had a good connection and some common grounds with someone, you're bound to miss them.

 

Also, in real life, one could receive clarifications on people's unexplained disappearances, repair the misunderstandings, disagreements with them etc. But on internet, you don't know if that's possible; on just one-to-one cyber connection basis, when you don't even know people's faces ffs- nevermind knowing if they're physically ok. Your internet 'friends' can simply stop communicating with you (and others) and disappear for whatever reason (sharable or personal), which they don't need to explain to you, and they're in control of their own 'log off' button. Anne Robinson with "You're the weakest link, good bye!" catchphrase comes to mind; in order to describe such actions of the disappeared ones.


So, there are pluses of this internet 'friendships'. You don't have to explain fekk all to anyone.

 

I thought he was an ok sort of guy .....

 

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A crisp on his shoulder?

 

Perhaps he finally grew up and saw there was more to life than living on a forum.

 

That's mostly to do with how controversial the topic is, thus, its ability to generate controversial contents. 20 pagers here aren't necessarily some positive social binders; unlike Jack's e-*** thread and the Canadian 'HeeHaa' historical thread from Muppets, nor are they necessarily any food for thought. They certainly maximise the opportunity to bicker/tit-for-tat/mine's bigger than yours, and therefore, attract more participation and attention.

No one has yes beaten 'My girlfriend is too kinky' thread's record.

 

Also, please forgive me for the unintended pun in my #48. I'm sure that the people who were around in those olden times will understand what I'm talking about.

 

I have one word to say here:

Marmite.

 

I think some people actually like Marmite

 

LMAO

 

Lol 😁

 

Bad luck (some) chaps... I'm still very much alive

Thanks for thinking of me though

 

Hurrah!

 

Welcome back, Chris.

 

Thanks James, hope all is good with you

 

All good, mate.

 

The place hasn't been the same with out you

 

Great to have you back
With tubby and ps Lewis missing in action
You have so much work to do now to reek havok