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09 April 2009, 06:24 PM
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Chcolate_o_brian = Legend.
bought some CD's from him and they were delivered very quickly.
just thought id say thanks
one of the few people left on this site that can be trusted
Cheers dude.
just thought id say thanks
one of the few people left on this site that can be trusted
Cheers dude.
09 April 2009, 07:33 PM
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From experience, I have to support the majority, COB =
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09 April 2009, 07:35 PM
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09 April 2009, 08:05 PM
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In that case, I would like to thank the postman for delivering my letters today - and for the pile of Junk Mail to put in the bin ...... I wasn't at home, but I am sure that he/she superbly dispatched the mail through my letterbox in a most fanatstic manner!
09 April 2009, 08:09 PM
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09 April 2009, 11:22 PM
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Honestly, I struggle to 'get' people on here at times.
We are so often so keen to start threads about being ripped off, and any negative experience, but when one is started about being happy, people are out twisting.
What the hell is really wrong with saying thanks, and mentioning something positive for a change (regardless of whether it should go that way anyway)?
We are so often so keen to start threads about being ripped off, and any negative experience, but when one is started about being happy, people are out twisting.
What the hell is really wrong with saying thanks, and mentioning something positive for a change (regardless of whether it should go that way anyway)?
10 April 2009, 01:50 AM
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Honestly, I struggle to 'get' people on here at times.
We are so often so keen to start threads about being ripped off, and any negative experience, but when one is started about being happy, people are out twisting.
What the hell is really wrong with saying thanks, and mentioning something positive for a change (regardless of whether it should go that way anyway)?
We are so often so keen to start threads about being ripped off, and any negative experience, but when one is started about being happy, people are out twisting.
What the hell is really wrong with saying thanks, and mentioning something positive for a change (regardless of whether it should go that way anyway)?
10 April 2009, 09:23 AM
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Jesus, that's charming isn't it. I was trying to thank the bloke for what he did, and 90% understand why I made it a thread, yet the other 10% have to start slating and making negative comments. The one rule I go by on here, is if you don't have something nice to say, or don't have help to give, then don't say anythng at all.
Perhaps a select few should follow suit?
Perhaps a select few should follow suit?
10 April 2009, 09:26 AM
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Jesus, that's charming isn't it. I was trying to thank the bloke for what he did, and 90% understand why I made it a thread, yet the other 10% have to start slating and making negative comments. The one rule I go by on here, is if you don't have something nice to say, or don't have help to give, then don't say anythng at all.
Perhaps a select few should follow suit?
Perhaps a select few should follow suit?
Ps I hear cob thows rock filled bags of kittens into rivers
10 April 2009, 11:42 AM
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Jesus, that's charming isn't it. I was trying to thank the bloke for what he did, and 90% understand why I made it a thread, yet the other 10% have to start slating and making negative comments. The one rule I go by on here, is if you don't have something nice to say, or don't have help to give, then don't say anythng at all.
Perhaps a select few should follow suit?
Perhaps a select few should follow suit?
Still I guess its becoming clearer by the day who is who.
Speaking your mind and voicing an opinion is one thing. Destroying a thread for no apparent reason, other than being an ****..... Saddens me.
10 April 2009, 11:53 AM
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Honestly, I struggle to 'get' people on here at times.
We are so often so keen to start threads about being ripped off, and any negative experience, but when one is started about being happy, people are out twisting.
What the hell is really wrong with saying thanks, and mentioning something positive for a change (regardless of whether it should go that way anyway)?
We are so often so keen to start threads about being ripped off, and any negative experience, but when one is started about being happy, people are out twisting.
What the hell is really wrong with saying thanks, and mentioning something positive for a change (regardless of whether it should go that way anyway)?
10 April 2009, 12:18 PM
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It seems to be the done thing these days, nothing of any interest to say, or no interest in the thread, shoot it down in flames and question its point, authenticity, or validity.
10 April 2009, 01:12 PM
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Andy is o.k. 
His only fault was to be TOO open on a public forum, I'm far too **** to do that myself.
Some saddo's have so little to do, they come on here and take the p*ss.....
Now go get that f*ckin' job you spongin' bars**** !
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His only fault was to be TOO open on a public forum, I'm far too **** to do that myself.
Some saddo's have so little to do, they come on here and take the p*ss.....
Now go get that f*ckin' job you spongin' bars**** !
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10 April 2009, 01:21 PM
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I guess that would be ONE of my faults too then, other than being an attention seeker, and a sicko mentalist to list a few.
Im not sure which side has the issue to be honest, im a little biased obviously but would have to say there is no harm with discussing your life in the public domain. If people dont want to read about it, dont
Its like books and TV programs really. All there for the reading and watching but we pick and choose.
Difference on a forum being that others can have public digs at people for the hell of it, and get of on the fact that they might be causing misery to others.
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I guess that would be ONE of my faults too then, other than being an attention seeker, and a sicko mentalist to list a few.
Im not sure which side has the issue to be honest, im a little biased obviously but would have to say there is no harm with discussing your life in the public domain. If people dont want to read about it, dont
Its like books and TV programs really. All there for the reading and watching but we pick and choose.
Difference on a forum being that others can have public digs at people for the hell of it, and get of on the fact that they might be causing misery to others.
Im not sure which side has the issue to be honest, im a little biased obviously but would have to say there is no harm with discussing your life in the public domain. If people dont want to read about it, dont
Its like books and TV programs really. All there for the reading and watching but we pick and choose.
Difference on a forum being that others can have public digs at people for the hell of it, and get of on the fact that they might be causing misery to others.
10 April 2009, 01:29 PM
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I think it is a sad indication of present day attitudes that some have to run a bloke down because he had the good manners to thank someone for doing him a favour! What are they trying to prove?
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