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Postby Splitpin » Sun Jul 14, 2013 6:58 pm

Maybe its because Ive had a week of being really up front with people , i find it easy to be the same here .....
I think, if something spurs you on too make a comment , then you should.

Im sorry if i have been a little "forward" with some of my posts over the last 24 hours .... but some things need to be said , it cant all be "touchy feely" stuff like some forums.
I would hope that i will receive the same .... no one can advance if they dont know their (even if perceived ) weakness's ..... consider it (as i will/ and have) constructive .

Shutting up now.

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Postby Ian Warren » Sun Jul 14, 2013 7:33 pm

Well i always put my worst foot forward understanding what I talk about .. HEY ... honesty is the best policy altho not politically correct or in today's world forum chat ...

In some ways - well always , I'm proud i open a can of worms even if the true meaning is not understood , people no I speak in riddle , some in anger and lot in fact .. least I'm open in saying i cant word a sentence like ole Shakey but least can draw like Leonardo .
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Postby emfrat » Sun Jul 14, 2013 9:13 pm

I usually wind up with my foot in my mouth...but sometimes, like the time I was helping one person in another forum, and some guy posted a demand about the same problem, using an almost identical title, his post appearing directly above the one I was already answering...that called for some serious growling, and that is what he got.
If only newbies understood that forums represent a great pool of knowledge, created by ancients like us who have stuffed up things they can barely imagine (it's called 'experience') rolleyes.gif
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Postby deeknow » Sun Jul 14, 2013 9:36 pm

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QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jul 14 2013,6:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Maybe its because Ive had a week of being really up front with people , i find it easy to be the same here .....

Hehe, long may it continue smile.gif
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Postby Yob » Sun Jul 14, 2013 11:14 pm

Splitpin wrote:
QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jul 14 2013,4:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Maybe its because Ive had a week of being really up front with people , i find it easy to be the same here .....
I think, if something spurs you on too make a comment , then you should.

Im sorry if i have been a little "forward" with some of my posts over the last 24 hours .... but some things need to be said , it cant all be "touchy feely" stuff like some forums.
I would hope that i will receive the same .... no one can advance if they dont know their (even if perceived ) weakness's ..... consider it (as i will/ and have) constructive .

Shutting up now.

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Ian Warren wrote:
QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Jul 14 2013,5:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Well i always put my worst foot forward understanding what I talk about .. HEY ... honesty is the best policy altho not politically correct or in today's world forum chat ...

In some ways - well always , I'm proud i open a can of worms even if the true meaning is not understood , people no I speak in riddle , some in anger and lot in fact .. least I'm open in saying i cant word a sentence like ole Shakey but least can draw like Leonardo .



emfrat wrote:
QUOTE (emfrat @ Jul 14 2013,7:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I usually wind up with my foot in my mouth...but sometimes, like the time I was helping one person in another forum, and some guy posted a demand about the same problem, using an almost identical title, his post appearing directly above the one I was already answering...that called for some serious growling, and that is what he got.
If only newbies understood that forums represent a great pool of knowledge, created by ancients like us who have stuffed up things they can barely imagine (it's called 'experience') rolleyes.gif



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QUOTE (deeknow @ Jul 14 2013,7:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hehe, long may it continue smile.gif


Spoken like a real person thumbup1.gif thumbup1.gif not some fake oh no he poked his tongue out at me arr he is horrible. That is my rant about the tongue, i did it back to a little girl who's big sister i (say no more) And then get hated because i replied with some cheek. The Bible does say turn the other cheek so i can give Cheek, Ok time to shut up.
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Postby Fozzer » Tue Jul 16, 2013 2:23 am

I say what I say, and I don't care who I upset, or who it offends....

....its what's in my mind, and I never apologise!

The World is full of people I can upset.....So I can be quite busy!.... laugh.gif ... laugh.gif ....!

I despair at people who speak their mind....and then apologise for it!

Paul.... winkyy.gif ....!
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Postby Bazza » Tue Jul 16, 2013 12:27 pm

Unfortunately the phrase "speaking my mind" is often used to gloss over ignorance, rudeness, and self arrogance. Most of us base our interactions with other
people on a long established code of behaviour....that's why I don't go around pointing out to people that they are obese etc etc etc. In saying that if I think someone is
wrong I'll say so.
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Postby Fozzer » Tue Jul 16, 2013 8:41 pm

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Unfortunately the phrase "speaking my mind" is often used to gloss over ignorance, rudeness, and self arrogance. Most of us base our interactions with other
people on a long established code of behaviour....that's why I don't go around pointing out to people that they are obese etc etc etc. In saying that if I think someone is
wrong I'll say so.


You've described me to a "T" Bazz.....You know me very well!.... laugh.gif ...!

I find that the older I get, (79), the less tolerant I get of; "Other Folks".....>>> http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/onefootinthegrave/

...and as for those Oversize Ladies queueing up at at the delicatessen counter....WOW...we have tons of them over here!... winkyy.gif ...!

They are slowly rotating the Earth, so that in the future, England may finish up occupying the space reserved for New Zealand... ohmy.gif ...!

Paul.... cool.gif ...!
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Postby Bazza » Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:02 pm

Paul, I have read your posts for many years, on both this and "rival" forums. I have always appreciated your brand of humour and have never seen anything to
suggest you would be other than an English gentleman.... laugh.gif Strange that there's a lot of older blokes around here, you are only marginally older (more mature) than
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Postby Fozzer » Wed Jul 17, 2013 6:37 pm

Never fear, Bazz... winkyy.gif ....

I always open the door for Ladies, whilst enchanting them with my winning smile!

...but, apart from that... rolleyes.gif ...!

Paul... laugh.gif ... laugh.gif ....!
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Postby Yob » Wed Jul 17, 2013 8:45 pm

Fozzer wrote:
QUOTE (Fozzer @ Jul 17 2013,4:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Never fear, Bazz... winkyy.gif ....

I always open the door for Ladies, whilst enchanting them with my winning smile!

...but, apart from that... rolleyes.gif ...!

Paul... laugh.gif ... laugh.gif ....!


Yea yea yea, off the high horse yet tongue.gif, as one wise man once said Women the great unknown.
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Postby Splitpin » Wed Jul 17, 2013 8:53 pm

Fozzer wrote:
QUOTE (Fozzer @ Jul 17 2013,6:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Never fear, Bazz... winkyy.gif ....

I always open the door for Ladies, whilst enchanting them with my winning smile!

...but, apart from that... rolleyes.gif ...!

Paul... laugh.gif ... laugh.gif ....!


I still open doors for ladies Paul .... but these days it seems that when i do so, Im given a sideways glance and no response (not that any was expected)
So now , i only do it for those who appear to be of an age that understand the gesture.... and as you said "apart from that" .....
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Postby Fozzer » Wed Jul 17, 2013 10:46 pm

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QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jul 17 2013,9:53 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I still open doors for ladies Paul .... but these days it seems that when I do so, I'm given a sideways glance and no response (not that any was expected)
So now, I only do it for those who appear to be of an age that understand the gesture.... and as you said "apart from that" .....


Hello Split... biggrin.gif ...!

My only regular contact with humans of the female kind for the past 35+ years, have been the lovely check-out Ladies at my local Supermarket, whom I greet with a big smile, chat, and a laugh and a joke, ......safe in the knowledge that none of them will be back at my home when I get there!

...phew!... rolleyes.gif ...!

Paul...Residing in utter peace and tranquilly!... laugh.gif ... laugh.gif...!
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Postby Yob » Wed Jul 17, 2013 11:15 pm

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QUOTE (Fozzer @ Jul 17 2013,8:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hello Split... biggrin.gif ...!

My only regular contact with humans of the female kind for the past 35+ years, have been the lovely check-out Ladies at my local Supermarket, whom I greet with a big smile, chat, and a laugh and a joke, ......safe in the knowledge that none of them will be back at my home when I get there!

...phew!... rolleyes.gif ...!

Paul...Residing in utter peace and tranquilly!... laugh.gif ... laugh.gif...!


Any way, i opened the door for one young female the other day and got a strange stare and look and then no more talking to me for a few minutes. With younger women these days you do some thing nice and get asked way did you do it. arr well at least i have Flight sim and more flight sim.
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Postby Splitpin » Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:03 pm

All that aside .... it seems to me (at least) that common courtesy has gone out the window.
I have no time for this "give it too me now" generation ..... basic respect for age and experience means nothing .

Ive done my bit , my time , these upstarts know nothing ....

I would love to put them in some of the situations Ive been in , and see how they do , i know the result dry.gif

Polite , yeah right ..... half of these numb nuts cant even spell it ...... Yes , Im ranting again .........
Ok , Im done .... dry.gif
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Postby Ian Warren » Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:32 pm

Splitpin wrote:
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All that aside .... it seems to me (at least) that common courtesy has gone out the window.
I have no time for this "give it too me now" generation ..... basic respect for age and experience means nothing .

One thing i had was this drawing thing , two guys now long pasted .... I listened to some of their stories .. i went home a drew there experiences from there the world opened up.
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Postby Splitpin » Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:45 pm

Ian Warren wrote:
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One thing i had was this drawing thing , two guys now long pasted .... I listened to some of their stories .. i went home a drew there experiences from there the world opened up.


And keep it up Ian thumbup1.gif
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Postby Fozzer » Fri Jul 19, 2013 9:36 pm

Its mid-Summer in England now, and for the last couple of weeks we have been having some glorious sunny weather, after a couple of bitterly cold Winters, and I notice as I go shopping that everyone is walking around with big smiles on their faces, and chatting to each other, especially strangers!

Maybe the Sun brings out the best in us!... biggrin.gif ...!

Even Motorists give me a smile and a wave as they spot me on my Motor-bike, dressed in my flowery hoola-hoola shirt, and Bermuda Shorts...(still got my Crash-hat on tho').... biggrin.gif ...!

I'm quite enjoying all this extended sunshine on my Bike....

...and the happiness all around me!

Paul...aka; El Tropicana... laugh.gif ...!
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Postby Ian Warren » Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:00 pm

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Maybe the Sun brings out the best in us!... biggrin.gif ...!

Even Motorists give me a smile and a wave as they spot me on my Motor-bike, dressed in my flowery hoola-hoola shirt, and Bermuda Shorts...(still got my Crash-hat on tho').... biggrin.gif ...!

I'm quite enjoying all this extended sunshine on my Bike....

Never went a hoola-hoola shirt , more the Ninja look ... put smiles on the faces with me Tom Cruise glass's ... course obigatory Bone Dome cool.gif .. being polite is the person who loves to ride with ya cool.gif
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Postby Yob » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:23 pm

Splitpin wrote:
QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jul 19 2013,6:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
All that aside .... it seems to me (at least) that common courtesy has gone out the window.
I have no time for this "give it too me now" generation ..... basic respect for age and experience means nothing .

Ive done my bit , my time , these upstarts know nothing ....

I would love to put them in some of the situations Ive been in , and see how they do , i know the result dry.gif

Polite , yeah right ..... half of these numb nuts cant even spell it ...... Yes , Im ranting again .........
Ok , Im done .... dry.gif


Admitedly most of my gen is like that, I hope i don't come across like that blink.gif. About getting smiles, if you dress up as a crown and walk down the street you get really cool looks and lots of laughter and smiles.
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