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by **woof woof !** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:03 am

s@int wrote:FFS the point is not how old anyone is but the standard of their post. This used to be a place of some wit ,maybe a little wisdom and a lot of laughs. Its now fast becoming a chat room where banal posts are the norm, and I am as guilty as any. It would be a real shame to lose the unique flavour of the real world, and I think its this more than anything that has caused Woof to bite back.

Spot on .

(but you forgot to mention Climate Change as being part of the problem , thats ok though , I think JonnyMac's banned it already)

by **red37** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:12 am

adamnbarrett wrote:now everything is the norm......

UMBONGOS ALL ROUND

and I have 1 tropical flavour left if anyone wants it.....

ta adam

very nice!

BLAP

:wwww

by **shanks72** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:12 am

The irony of this 'dispute' is that we all know that Adam is one of the best posters on here....no kidding...Esp. in the football threads...(not least because he is 15).

I do not want to get drawn into this but I feel he has been treated unfairly...

Also, say what you will, but it is everyone's democratic right to post what they want where they want...providing it doesn't cause great offence to anyone.

I appreciate that the real world did/does have a certain charm about it and you older posters have got a nice lil thing going, if you'll excuse the expression...

But you still have to make way for the younger ones, i think.

I do not post much in here ' cause I worry that my posts will not quite come up to your standards....but sometimes I do give it a try.

Anyways, that's my two pence worth and I feel I needed to post it.

No offence was meant to anyone btw, believe me.

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:14 am

woof half an hour ago

woof now

woof and judge go for walk

by **shanks72** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:15 am

btw glad things have got back to normal...
It just takes me ages to type so I'm usually miles behind everybody else!!

by **kazza 1** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:17 am

shanks72 wrote:btw glad things have got back to normal...
It just takes me ages to type so I'm usually miles behind everybody else!!

by **account deleted by request** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:19 am

I had one of those days last week red37. I had recently set up my old comp on a wireless network for my daughter in our spare room. Last week she decided she wanted it in her own room. So I agreed to move it, but first I had to move one of her wardrobes into the spare room to make space for the comp.

1/ Unplugged everything and moved comp into my sons room
2/ unscrewed door to daughters bed room so I could get wardrobe out
3/ unscrewed door to spare room so I could get wardrobe in
4/ moved wardrobe into spare room (hardly damaged it at all)
5/ moved computer into my daughters room
6/ plugged everything back in
7/ 2 hours trying to get a signal but finally everything back up and working
8/ Screwed doors back on
9/ Brief moment of self congratulation
10/ Daughter arrives home from college
11/ Daughter says "the receptions not very good, I preferred it where it was"
12/ ****** **** ****** *******

by **shanks72** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:21 am

Thanks Kazza... you've cheered me up!

I still feel quilty for posting 'that post'.... :upside:

by **red37** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:24 am

s@int wrote:I had one of those days last week red37. I had recently set up my old comp on a wireless network for my daughter in our spare room. Last week she decided she wanted it in her own room. So I agreed to move it, but first I had to move one of her wardrobes into the spare room to make space for the comp.

1/ Unplugged everything and moved comp into my sons room
2/ unscrewed door to daughters bed room so I could get wardrobe out
3/ unscrewed door to spare room so I could get wardrobe in
4/ moved wardrobe into spare room (hardly damaged it at all)
5/ moved computer into my daughters room
6/ plugged everything back in
7/ 2 hours trying to get a signal but finally everything back up and working
8/ Screwed doors back on
9/ Brief moment of self congratulation
10/ Daughter arrives home from college
11/ Daughter says "the receptions not very good, I preferred it where it was"
12/ ****** **** ****** *******

oh the joys of being a parent!

id have quite happily throttled the little madam

by **red37** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:27 am

shanks72 wrote:Thanks Kazza... you've cheered me up!

I still feel quilty for posting 'that post'....

Hey Shanks - who cares! Your two-pennorth is as valid as anyones on here...

:nod

by **adamnbarrett** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:27 am

judge has officially opened the taff fan club and offered me one of these t-shirts

I refused. They'd obviously shrink in the wash.

by **shanks72** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:33 am

red37 wrote:
shanks72 wrote:Thanks Kazza... you've cheered me up!

I still feel quilty for posting 'that post'....

Hey Shanks - who cares! Your two-pennorth is as valid as anyones on here...

shucks... thanks... :blush:

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:36 am

i see the newest member of the forum is called strebor (roberts backwards

by **Woollyback** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:42 am

s@int wrote:I had one of those days last week red37. I had recently set up my old comp on a wireless network for my daughter in our spare room. Last week she decided she wanted it in her own room. So I agreed to move it, but first I had to move one of her wardrobes into the spare room to make space for the comp.

1/ Unplugged everything and moved comp into my sons room
2/ unscrewed door to daughters bed room so I could get wardrobe out
3/ unscrewed door to spare room so I could get wardrobe in
4/ moved wardrobe into spare room (hardly damaged it at all)
5/ moved computer into my daughters room
6/ plugged everything back in
7/ 2 hours trying to get a signal but finally everything back up and working
8/ Screwed doors back on
9/ Brief moment of self congratulation
10/ Daughter arrives home from college
11/ Daughter says "the receptions not very good, I preferred it where it was"
12/ ****** **** ****** *******

sounds like when mrs woolly wants something moving round the house :laugh:

it took me & 2 mates 3 hours to move a huge sofa into the loft yesterday. then i remembered we live in a flat, the upstairs neighbours weren't impressed

by **66-1112520797** » Tue Jan 30, 2007 2:16 am

peewee wrote:i see the newest member of the forum is called strebor (roberts backwards

Good job Hecule Peewee

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