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Title: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 17 August 2009, 21:48:56
Grumpy git time and tee'ing myself up for potential abuse....   :(

OOF is primarily a blokey site for talking assorted 'dangle berries' about Omega and other Top Geary style things, there are also a number of female and junior members who also enjoy the cameraderie and banter.

Without going down the granny knows best/PC route, we request that members use language here that does not potentially offend.

A swear filter is inbuilt into OOF but, as we all can see, its easily circumvented by use of fly letters and other symbols.  Without wanting to impose draconian swear filter measures again, can we please use the language of common decency? 

Not all who frequent here live/work on building sites or workshops where foul language is the norm.  At the same time, they know its there, and just prefer to talk in a decent adult fashion without resorting to playground emphasis.

ta.....   :y.

 



Title: Re: forum language
Post by: elite_one on 17 August 2009, 21:51:27
apologies :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 17 August 2009, 21:56:43
Who's going to tell TB to calm it then, coz I wont.   ::) :-X
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 17 August 2009, 21:59:27
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Who's going to tell TB to calm it then, coz I wont.   ::) :-X

I'm not shy.....   :o

Its all about content....  There are assorted words that would make a docke blush if used in a particular context and even TB, when roused, does not resort to those.  Common sweary words are one thing, wholsesale blue profanity is quite another...    :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Richie London on 17 August 2009, 22:05:20
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Who's going to tell TB to calm it then, coz I wont.   ::) :-X

I'm not shy.....   :o

Its all about content....  There are assorted words that would make a docke blush if used in a particular context and even TB, when roused, does not resort to those.  Common sweary words are one thing, wholsesale blue profanity is quite another...    :y

i deleted a female friend off facebook cause of her foul language, now she wont talk to me in the pub  :)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: waspy on 17 August 2009, 22:05:43
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Who's going to tell TB to calm it then, coz I wont.   ::) :-X

Common sweary words are one thing, wholsesale blue profanity is quite another...    :y


Agreed :y :y :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 17 August 2009, 22:06:32
I know, I often abbreviate a swear word  esspecially if peeved.

It allways depends on content and context.  Sadly it sometimes has gotton an angry overtone to which in turn has resulted in members leaving.  Shame we have these moments but I must admit it has seemed a lut better recently, dont know if the alert a moderator button has made a difference.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 17 August 2009, 22:07:52
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Who's going to tell TB to calm it then, coz I wont.   ::) :-X

I'm not shy.....   :o

Its all about content....  There are assorted words that would make a docke blush if used in a particular context and even TB, when roused, does not resort to those.  Common sweary words are one thing, wholsesale blue profanity is quite another...    :y

i deleted a female friend off facebook cause of her foul language, now she wont talk to me in the pub  :)


Double peace and quiet then.   ::)  Good result.  :-/  :-X
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: waspy on 17 August 2009, 22:10:46
If we have to watch what we type & i think we should (i know certain member's little one's watch over Daddie's shoulder). Then the same should apply right across the board, ie avatars
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: KillerWatt on 17 August 2009, 22:15:49
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If we have to watch what we type & i think we should (i know certain member's little one's watch over Daddie's shoulder). Then the same should apply right across the board, ie avatars
If either of my two were looking over my shoulder when I logged in here and they saw profanities, I wouldn't be blaming anyone apart from myself for allowing them to look in the first place......because I already know the arena I'm walking in to.

Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 17 August 2009, 22:18:37
But the admins own the club and make the rules.If they say it cant happen then its discussion finished really isnt it. ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Vamps on 17 August 2009, 22:21:44
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If we have to watch what we type & i think we should (i know certain member's little one's watch over Daddie's shoulder). Then the same should apply right across the board, ie avatars
If either of my two were looking over my shoulder when I logged in here and they saw profanities, I wouldn't be blaming anyone apart from myself for allowing them to look in the first place......because I already know the arena I'm walking in to.


That is where the NWS warning works so well, so that if Miss Vamps, for example, is looking in I know what to miss.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: elite_one on 17 August 2009, 22:21:55
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But the admins own the club and make the rules.If they say it cant happen then its discussion finished really isnt it. ;)

agreed :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 17 August 2009, 22:50:13
NWS

At last. :y :y :y :y :y :y :y :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 17 August 2009, 22:51:33
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NWS

At last. :y :y :y :y :y :y :y :y

T'was changed a couple of weeks ago....   ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 17 August 2009, 22:52:56
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NWS

At last. :y :y :y :y :y :y :y :y

T'was changed a couple of weeks ago....   ;)



THANKYOU   :y :y :y :y :y :y :y :y :y :y :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Debs. on 17 August 2009, 23:06:10
Whilst fully understanding an expletive when hitting your thumb with a hammer etc.....I`m really not a fan of 'day-to-day' profane swearing.

Not being prudish; but, there are one or two members whom seem to go out of their way to offend......

Blokey-bloke humour and banter makes OOF a very enjoyable place to visit, but please remember, there should also be a bit of respect for some of us non-swearers. ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Macduff on 17 August 2009, 23:14:58
I thoroughly agree with your sentiments swearing is not necessary nor is agression of which I have seen several examples of today :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Gaffers on 18 August 2009, 01:21:03
Sorry  :-[

I am probably one of the worst for circumventing the profanity filter and I swear like tommy in the trenches.......

Guffer
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 18 August 2009, 01:25:16
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Sorry  :-[

I am probably one of the worst for circumventing the profanity filter and I swear like tommy in the trenches.......

Guffer


Tut tut Guffer odelad  ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 18 August 2009, 07:26:49
********  **** OFF!  ;D ;D ;D

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Title: Re: forum language
Post by: jonnycool on 18 August 2009, 08:17:01
You only have to spend 5 minutes on the forums that allow any language to know that having these boundaries is a good thing. Leave all the pathetic swearing-every-other-word to the Saxo boys :y :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: shyboy on 18 August 2009, 08:40:09
I can swear with the best of them/you at appropriate times, but accept it as a challenge to not indulge in it on a public forum.
It's hard sometimes, mind!   :D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Dishevelled Den on 18 August 2009, 15:20:16
It was indeed fearsome for a while......




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Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 18 August 2009, 22:26:38
Here we go again. I never ask a veggie to eat meat. I never try to convert a non smoker but some of you can't help but tell us the harm it does, NEWSFLASH we know. I also don't knock on church doors at hours that don't suit offering leaflets on Atheism. The reason i do none of these is that i can accept differences in folk & don't feel the need to impose my beliefs on others.
    Any site is viewed via a monitor as is television which is full of swearing & much more so you limit childrens/easily offended folks viewing accordingly. Swearing is a part of life & our language whether you like it or not. Some should stop sitting in judgement of others & find something more constructive to do.
   It's only a word or a sound. If you don't want to swear don't, i won't ask you to so don't ask me not to.

   I've managed not to swear suffice to say this holier than thou approach irritates me somewhat!!!!!
     Live & let live for.......crying out loud ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Del Boy on 18 August 2009, 23:07:00
I swear a hell of a lot in general, but then again everyone in my family does and we always have don't know why, but it hasn't seemed to offend anyone, as Amigo said it's only a word. I agree with what Amego said to be honest.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Auto Addict on 19 August 2009, 06:29:01
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Here we go again. I never ask a veggie to eat meat. I never try to convert a non smoker but some of you can't help but tell us the harm it does, NEWSFLASH we know. I also don't knock on church doors at hours that don't suit offering leaflets on Atheism. The reason i do none of these is that i can accept differences in folk & don't feel the need to impose my beliefs on others.
    Any site is viewed via a monitor as is television which is full of swearing & much more so you limit childrens/easily offended folks viewing accordingly. Swearing is a part of life & our language whether you like it or not. Some should stop sitting in judgement of others & find something more constructive to do.
   It's only a word or a sound. If you don't want to swear don't, i won't ask you to so don't ask me not to.

   I've managed not to swear suffice to say this holier than thou approach irritates me somewhat!!!!!
     Live & let live for.......crying out loud ::)

I think you've missed the point, if a TV program contains bad language which offends, you can switch it off, if your reading a post on here, which may be an interesting discussion, and then come across a posting in that discussion which contains (in my opinion) unnecessary bad language, then that is wrong.

This is a car forum, first and foremost, for Omega owners, and for anyone who has an interest in cars.

Bad language could put off owners from joining.

The difference, as I see it, you pretty well know which TV programs contain bad language, so you can choose to watch, or not, as the case may be.

You can be unprepared to come across a post that contains bad language.

Are you saying that it's alright for every television program to contain foul language? Even children's, news and weather forecasts etc?

I don't think so!

There's a time and place for everything.

One little word that seem's to be lacking in the English language these days is 'RESPECT'.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: webby23 on 19 August 2009, 08:26:41
And is anything also being done about some members' avatars then while we are at it............??

Some of them are offensive/disgusting too........!!!!!

 ::) :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 19 August 2009, 09:09:04
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And is anything also being done about some members' avatars then while we are at it............??

Some of them are offensive/disgusting too........!!!!!

 ::) :y


Do you class mine as one of them. :question
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 19 August 2009, 09:17:49
can I swear in my own language  ;D ;D :y

my people do this very frequently.. even in job between friends is like a joke :) of course if done in street with someone you dont know causes deadly fight :o

I think its a kind physcological (cant write that word :-[) blow off valve (ie westgate)

psychological-psychological-psychological  >:(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: bob.dent on 19 August 2009, 11:41:16
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can I swear in my own language ;D ;D :y

my people do this very frequently.. even in job between friends is like a joke :) of course if done in street with someone you dont know causes deadly fight :o

I think its a kind physcological (cant write that word :-[) blow off valve (ie westgate)

psychological-psychological-psychological  >:(

You were just beginning to get quite good at picking up a few English swear words Cem. ::) ;D :-X :-X
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 19 August 2009, 11:44:42
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can I swear in my own language ;D ;D :y

my people do this very frequently.. even in job between friends is like a joke :) of course if done in street with someone you dont know causes deadly fight :o

I think its a kind physcological (cant write that word :-[) blow off valve (ie westgate)

psychological-psychological-psychological  >:(

You were just beginning to get quite good at picking up a few English swear words Cem. ::) ;D :-X :-X

yep.. ;D

but looks like I'm not permitted for extra practice ;D :'( :'(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: webby23 on 19 August 2009, 12:35:35
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And is anything also being done about some members' avatars then while we are at it............??

Some of them are offensive/disgusting too........!!!!!

 ::) :y


Do you class mine as one of them. :question

No but I think of Doog's as a prime example..........!!! :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Gaffers on 19 August 2009, 12:58:43
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Sorry  :-[

I am probably one of the worst for circumventing the profanity filter and I swear like tommy in the trenches.......

Guffer


Tut tut Guffer odelad  ;D ;D ;D


Pot............kettle...........black.......... ::) ::) ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 19:16:08
Firstly, Auto Addict & your comments on sweary telly. You began with "Are you saying?" This is how wives argue with thier husbands as in "What's that supposed to mean?" It means what i said & if you read the post carefully i said telly is full of swearing, sex, drugs & violence which it is. I was merely making a valid point & never said i approved so don't put words into my mouth.
   We have never effe'd & geffe'd freely on here & i'm not suggesting we do. Up til now we've been happy to say break or add an asteric...* to get a point across & has been fine for the 2 years i've been here & i've adhered to the rule. Now we must'nt do that either???? I always accepted that as a fair comprimise, some middle ground.
    Once again i hear the old chestnut :- this is a car forum. If you want it that cold & clinical get rid of the general chat so you can all wear your anoraks & talk about Omegas & nothing else. If that's all anyone wants in life then i feel sorry for you, as admins you put gen disc in so it's of your own doing...if you want a car only forum then i dare you to delete general discussion, go on do it...if not stop whinging. >:(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 19:20:36
I get the feeling that break and a few*** arent the problem Guy,I have seen the C word with a *in place of a U being used quite a few times recently.I may be wrong but I think its probably more about that. :-/ :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: LJay on 19 August 2009, 19:22:42
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Firstly, Auto Addict & your comments on sweary telly. You began with "Are you saying?" This is how wives argue with thier husbands as in "What's that supposed to mean?" It means what i said & if you read the post carefully i said telly is full of swearing, sex, drugs & violence which it is. I was merely making a valid point & never said i approved so don't put words into my mouth.
   We have never effe'd & geffe'd freely on here & i'm not suggesting we do. Up til now we've been happy to say break or add an asteric...* to get a point across & has been fine for the 2 years i've been here & i've adhered to the rule. Now we must'nt do that either???? I always accepted that as a fair comprimise, some middle ground.
    Once again i hear the old chestnut :- this is a car forum. If you want it that cold & clinical get rid of the general chat so you can all wear your anoraks & talk about Omegas & nothing else. If that's all anyone wants in life then i feel sorry for you, as admins you put gen disc in so it's of your own doing...if you want a car only forum then i dare you to delete general discussion, go on do it...if not stop whinging. >:(

Come on, don't dare the admin team! You'll only end up spoiling it for the rest of us!
Swearing is always going to be controversial, we all just need to agree to differ and respect the rules of OUR site! :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: doog on 19 August 2009, 19:33:09
just cos swearing is all around us does not mean it has to be accepted here
its their forum so its only fair we respect their rules

every second word out my mouth is a swear word but i respect the rules.

Doug
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: SJKOO01 on 19 August 2009, 19:34:45
Try not to swear.... fair play !.

It's a subject whereby its obvisouly offended some people of lately, hence why the subject has cropped up in a thread to all.

And I've propably been guilty of a little swearing by changing a few letters etc.  And okay so from now on I'll moderate my responses before I post them.  So hopefully I won't inadvertantly offend anyone else in future.

Problem is though, as in life, what's okay & accepable for one person, is unacceptable for someone else - Where does it end, and how do you start to implementing guildlines, because regarding them as to what is okay, what isn't due to each individual person reading is going to be difficult ?.

Yes there are 'moderators' on here to moderate, but I think one of the worries that people have is that is it going to start to feel like a 'big brother' on here if we have to start getting in line with 'draconian measures', which obviously could put people off, and then they leave.

We're all adults on here, and I think that if something is bothering you that you have a right to say on here that it has.  However, like it has been pointed out, it isn't like you're chatting to an individual (unless PM's of course).
You're have right if your offended to say about it, but let's be honest about it, this is an open forum, and offending will happen on here every now and then, unless every post is screened before being posted, and let's face it, that's not going to happen.
And here's where problems will exist, no matter how good the 'moderators' / owners are at trying their best to keep all happy (don't probably get thanked enough by us all), there's going to be issues amongst us from time to time.

Like to think that we all have some sensibility on here, and we try to respect all.  And I for one will try not to 'directly' offened anyone if I can, but I know that I may have already upset one or two 'indirectly'.

As for advitars, that's another area that's difficult to rule on what is okay & what isn't ?.  There are some personal advitars that are on here that I don't personally like, but it's that persons choice to use that one, and I can ignore them if it's going to bother me that much.  But then that's me, I can.

Let's face it, humour on here is a difficult one to judge, as in written form it doesn't always translate well !.

So.... where do we go from here on then ....?.

I'm sure this is one thread that will go on for some time yet (unless it's locked).  Would be interesting reading other comments on here ?.

One last thing, if I have upset anyone with some slight swaring, then I appolgise to you public here on the forum, and will be aware of trying not to in future.  But like I've said, we're all different, and we're all human (regarding me - just !).
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 19:39:34
I really cant see this thread ending in concensus. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 19:41:01
Hi Albs & LLjay. There is no need for the c word. I may have used it posting a joke with a* but agreed i probably should'nt have, fair go as it is unsuitable, but to stop it altogether is too much.
    Once again whist i agree there should be standards we should all adhere to let's not spoil a sucessful forum by over policing it. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 19:42:40
Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Lizzie_Zoom on 19 August 2009, 19:45:14
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 19:46:27
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: ScottieMV6 on 19 August 2009, 19:46:54
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

And exceptionally funny  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 19:47:43
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Lizzie_Zoom on 19 August 2009, 19:48:33
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

And exceptionally funny  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


Yep, and he is our Joker!! :y :y  Every pack has one! :D :D :D ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 19:50:22
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D

Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: VX1 on 19 August 2009, 19:53:08
don't have any problems with Nick on the other forum, must be something to do with you stmo!
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 19:53:13
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I really cant see this thread ending in concensus. ::)
I don't think it will Steve. Some folk are too intolerant of others. I've never asked anyone to stop doing/saying anything so expect to be afforded the same privilege. Sadly it seems there is no even keel on here.
   I'm really hoping this site does'nt get too precious & full of sycophants that it loses sight of what made it the sucess it is. Being a peoples site this would be a crying shame.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 19:53:35
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D

Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*

then start another kicking off on here
"oh there is anoher site" blah blah blah

looks like mr potatoe has drop his handbag ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 19:56:27
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D

Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*

then start another kicking off on here
"oh there is anoher site" blah blah blah

looks like mr potatoe has drop his handbag ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D

ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. shite - obscene terms for feces             
crap, poop, shit, turd, dirt
dirty word, vulgarism, obscenity, smut, filth - an offensive or indecent word or phrase, often talked by Nickv6.
faecal matter, faeces, fecal matter, feces, ordure, BM, dejection, stool - solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 19:59:14
you said that once but in green
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:01:17
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you said that once but in green

Yeah, but it saved me repeating myself. You talk poo.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: VX1 on 19 August 2009, 20:02:14
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D

Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*

then start another kicking off on here
"oh there is anoher site" blah blah blah

looks like mr potatoe has drop his handbag ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D

ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. shite - obscene terms for feces             
crap, poop, shit, turd, dirt
dirty word, vulgarism, obscenity, smut, filth - an offensive or indecent word or phrase, often talked by Nickv6.
faecal matter, faeces, fecal matter, feces, ordure, BM, dejection, stool - solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels

And your not?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:04:53
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D

Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*

then start another kicking off on here
"oh there is anoher site" blah blah blah

looks like mr potatoe has drop his handbag ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D

ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. shite - obscene terms for feces             
crap, poop, shit, turd, dirt
dirty word, vulgarism, obscenity, smut, filth - an offensive or indecent word or phrase, often talked by Nickv6.
faecal matter, faeces, fecal matter, feces, ordure, BM, dejection, stool - solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels

And your not?

No, I'm nice. Ask Lizzie :-*
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: VX1 on 19 August 2009, 20:06:34
I don't need to, I have seen the posts you have put up and you are one of the main contributers to foul language!
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Debs. on 19 August 2009, 20:08:35
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I get the feeling that break and a few*** arent the problem Guy,I have seen the C word with a *in place of a U being used quite a few times recently.I may be wrong but I think its probably more about that. :-/ :y

Indeed Albs; `twas 'that word' I was particularly thinking about......

Such language would not be acceptable in Tesco, the Doctor`s waiting room, in the street or indeed in front of children, ladies (or any Police Officer).....why is it then ok on a very-public forum?......You may be sat comfortably in your house, but you are posting in a very-public place.

'Big Brother' seems to be cited whenever self control is requested, is it now fair play to say ANYTHING to anyone (provided to can`t see them)?.......I do get the feeling that if the obscenity filter wasn`t there, then (for some) all pretence of self control would go out of the window really quickly. :'(

I think some common decency and a bit of respect when in mixed company shows respect for each other; our OOF friends. ;)

I like a laugh and a joke and I also know human nature; `people swear, it`s a fact!.....but, it`s the ones whom would seem to go out of their way to give pejorative and gratuitous offence, that I think are the focus of this thread`s intention, NOT everyone.

Long may OOF carry on being a fun and interesting place to come visit and still remain free of the 'darkness' that plagues many other car-based forums. :-*
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:12:46
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I don't need to, I have seen the posts you have put up and you are one of the main contributers to foul language!

Correctamundo :y And once I realised that it was actually causing offence I changed my avatar and I will tone down the expletives :)

Except when I speak to Nick ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:14:05
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I get the feeling that break and a few*** arent the problem Guy,I have seen the C word with a *in place of a U being used quite a few times recently.I may be wrong but I think its probably more about that. :-/ :y

Indeed Albs; `twas 'that word' I was particularly thinking about......

Such language would not be acceptable in Tesco, the Doctor`s waiting room, in the street or indeed in front of children, ladies (or any Police Officer).....why is it then ok on a very-public forum?......You may be sat comfortably in your house, but you are posting in a very-public place.

'Big Brother' seems to be cited whenever self control is requested, is it now fair play to say ANYTHING to anyone (provided to can`t see them)?.......I do get the feeling that if the obscenity filter wasn`t there, then (for some) all pretence of self control would go out of the window really quickly. :'(

I think some common decency and a bit of respect when in mixed company shows respect for each other; our OOF friends. ;)

I like a laugh and a joke and I also know human nature; `people swear, it`s a fact!.....but, it`s the ones whom would seem to go out of their way to give pejorative and gratuitous offence, that I think are the focus of this thread`s intention, NOT everyone.

Long may OOF carry on being a fun and interesting place to come visit and still remain free of the 'darkness' that plagues many other car-based forums. :-*

I think posts with big words I dont understand should be banned
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Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Lizzie_Zoom on 19 August 2009, 20:14:18
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D

Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*

then start another kicking off on here
"oh there is anoher site" blah blah blah

looks like mr potatoe has drop his handbag ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D

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faecal matter, faeces, fecal matter, feces, ordure, BM, dejection, stool - solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels

And your not?

No, I'm nice. Ask Lizzie :-*

You can  be nice, very nice and funny, but many times you portray yourself as bad, and when you are bad STMO you are wickedly bad!! [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif]
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Post by: CaptainZok on 19 August 2009, 20:15:42
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
cool ;D

Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*

then start another kicking off on here
"oh there is anoher site" blah blah blah

looks like mr potatoe has drop his handbag ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D

ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. shite - obscene terms for feces             
crap, poop, shit, turd, dirt
dirty word, vulgarism, obscenity, smut, filth - an offensive or indecent word or phrase, often talked by Nickv6.
faecal matter, faeces, fecal matter, feces, ordure, BM, dejection, stool - solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels

And your not?

No, I'm nice. Ask Lizzie :-*

You can  be nice, very nice and funny, but many times you portray yourself as bad, and when you are bad STMO you are wickedly bad!! [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif]
Ey up Steve sounds like you're in there mate. ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:17:22
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Lets have a 'special' sweary section. Adults only. Except those who dont like swearing. And Nick ;D ;D ;D


Stop stirring it STMO! ::) ::) ::) ::)  You are so sadistic! :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Lighten up people.  :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D

a section all to myself
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Carry on the way you are at the other place and you'll have a forum all to yourself. ;D ;D :-*

then start another kicking off on here
"oh there is anoher site" blah blah blah

looks like mr potatoe has drop his handbag ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D

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crap, poop, shit, turd, dirt
dirty word, vulgarism, obscenity, smut, filth - an offensive or indecent word or phrase, often talked by Nickv6.
faecal matter, faeces, fecal matter, feces, ordure, BM, dejection, stool - solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels

And your not?

No, I'm nice. Ask Lizzie :-*

You can  be nice, very nice and funny, but many times you portray yourself as bad, and when you are bad STMO you are wickedly bad!! [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif] [smiley=evil.gif]
Ey up Steve sounds like you're in there mate. ;D ;D

Unfortunately I'm promised to another. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Debs. on 19 August 2009, 20:19:58
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I get the feeling that break and a few*** arent the problem Guy,I have seen the C word with a *in place of a U being used quite a few times recently.I may be wrong but I think its probably more about that. :-/ :y

Indeed Albs; `twas 'that word' I was particularly thinking about......

Such language would not be acceptable in Tesco, the Doctor`s waiting room, in the street or indeed in front of children, ladies (or any Police Officer).....why is it then ok on a very-public forum?......You may be sat comfortably in your house, but you are posting in a very-public place.

'Big Brother' seems to be cited whenever self control is requested, is it now fair play to say ANYTHING to anyone (provided to can`t see them)?.......I do get the feeling that if the obscenity filter wasn`t there, then (for some) all pretence of self control would go out of the window really quickly. :'(

I think some common decency and a bit of respect when in mixed company shows respect for each other; our OOF friends. ;)

I like a laugh and a joke and I also know human nature; `people swear, it`s a fact!.....but, it`s the ones whom would seem to go out of their way to give pejorative and gratuitous offence, that I think are the focus of this thread`s intention, NOT everyone.

Long may OOF carry on being a fun and interesting place to come visit and still remain free of the 'darkness' that plagues many other car-based forums. :-*

I think posts with big words I dont understand should be banned
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 ;D Ignorance!.....you don`t even know the meaning of the word! ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 20:33:18
STMO123 you need to grow up
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: omegod on 19 August 2009, 20:35:27
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STMO123 you need to grow up

Come on give him a break, he is only 12 ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 20:36:52
All this banter still does'nt detract from the fact we're expected to bow down to the minority should we offend them. The odd *** should suffice as a happy medium but some want it all thier own way.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:38:03
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STMO123 you need to grow up

No I dont. I might turn into something like you :P
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 20:38:36
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All this banter still does'nt detract from the fact we're expected to bow down to the minority should we offend them. The odd *** should suffice as a happy medium but some want it all thier own way.

i fully agree :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 20:40:01
Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 20:40:36
Lol you dont even no me and i think you will find since iv been on this site i havent upset one person as im not a spotty little kid like you
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 20:41:34
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Lol you dont even no me and i think you will find since iv been on this site i havent upset one person as im not a spotty little kid like you


You would be suprised to know just how old he is ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Debs. on 19 August 2009, 20:42:03
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All this banter still does'nt detract from the fact we're expected to bow down to the minority should we offend them. The odd *** should suffice as a happy medium but some want it all thier own way.

Would that be directed at me, Guy? :'(

`certainly do not "want it all my own way" I can assure you! :o
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 20:42:53
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You would be suprised to know just how old he is ;D

or how young he is ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 20:44:12
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You would be suprised to know just how old he is ;D

or how young he is ;D


He is older than Santa :o
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 19 August 2009, 20:45:00
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(

some even cant find it, like me   ;D ;D :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:46:15
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I hope for your own sake you're not reffering to to me son.

I think he is Guy. Kill him. ;D
Title: Re: forum language
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I hope for your own sake you're not reffering to to me son.

I think he is Guy. Kill him. ;D


I second that STMO.. think he is laughing at you Guy :o
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Chris_H on 19 August 2009, 20:47:21
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Is it the bad language or the restriction that you have to not like to use the door?  It would be funny if we all went out on the veranda!
Title: Re: forum language
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I think he is Guy. Kill him. ;D


I second that STMO.. think he is laughing at you Guy :o

OOOOOOH. You big stirrer, Pinky. Tut tut. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 20:50:11
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Would that be directed at me, Guy? :'(

`certainly do not "want it all my own way" I can assure you! :o
It 's a general comment Debs. Partly at your non swearers but also at Auto addicts ridiculous comments & a few others. I accept not using the C word but whatever happened to comprimise?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 20:50:46
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Is it the bad language or the restriction that you have to not like to use the door?  It would be funny if we all went out on the veranda!

I was actually meaning what the Thread was meant.

I personally think that some of the language is over the top, I swear as much as the next person, not so in front of people that don't swear and my Nanna.. we can all slip up now and again but find it hard to believe that you can slip up whilst typing.....

This is pointed at no one in particular so I dont want anyone getting arsey with me  :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:52:18
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Is it the bad language or the restriction that you have to not like to use the door?  It would be funny if we all went out on the veranda!

I was actually meaning what the Thread was meant.

I personally think that some of the language is over the top, I swear as much as the next person, not so in front of people that don't swear and my Nanna.. we can all slip up now and again but find it hard to believe that you can slip up whilst typing.....

This is pointed at no one in particular so I dont want anyone getting arsey with me  :y

Why? Have you gone the other way now?
Title: Re: forum language
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Is it the bad language or the restriction that you have to not like to use the door?  It would be funny if we all went out on the veranda!

I was actually meaning what the Thread was meant.

I personally think that some of the language is over the top, I swear as much as the next person, not so in front of people that don't swear and my Nanna.. we can all slip up now and again but find it hard to believe that you can slip up whilst typing.....

This is pointed at no one in particular so I dont want anyone getting arsey with me  :y

Why? Have you gone the other way now?

You can knock it unless you have tried it Yoda ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 20:54:38
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Where are the Carrots??  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:56:19
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Is it the bad language or the restriction that you have to not like to use the door?  It would be funny if we all went out on the veranda!

I was actually meaning what the Thread was meant.

I personally think that some of the language is over the top, I swear as much as the next person, not so in front of people that don't swear and my Nanna.. we can all slip up now and again but find it hard to believe that you can slip up whilst typing.....

This is pointed at no one in particular so I dont want anyone getting arsey with me  :y

Why? Have you gone the other way now?

You can knock it unless you have tried it Yoda ;D ;D ;D

Anyway, arsey is quite a rude word.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 20:56:24
Maybe the admins should clarify what they find acceptable or not.It would save this thread continuing for ever and a day. ::)
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Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
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Maybe the admins should clarify what they find acceptable or not.It would save this thread continuing for ever and a day. ::)

Stop being an Ode Windbag Albs ;D ;D

Great nights viewing this ;)
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Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 20:58:02
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Maybe the admins should clarify what they find acceptable or not.It would save this thread continuing for ever and a day. ::)

none of them are even online
but i bet there watching this thread getting ready to hit the shut down button ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 20:58:31
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Title: Re: forum language
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Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(

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Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 20:59:36
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Stop being an Ode Windbag Albs ;D ;D

Great nights viewing this ;)


you can go **** ******** you ******* ****  ;D ;D
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Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(

He daren't! bet ya!! ;D ;D ;D ;D

If he does, cause of you, I wont love you any more.
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That's how old I am

Your older :P
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 21:00:37
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I heard it was much older than that.  :D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
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It 's a general comment Debs. Partly at your non swearers but also at Auto addicts ridiculous comments & a few others. I accept not using the C word but whatever happened to comprimise?

 :-*Understood ;)
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Stop being an Ode Windbag Albs ;D ;D

Great nights viewing this ;)


you can go **** ******** you ******* ****  ;D ;D


I did last night and the week before  ;D ;D ;D
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Don't tempt me. :(

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He daren't! bet ya!! ;D ;D ;D ;D

If he does, cause of you, I wont love you any more.


Oh ACE!! I have my fingers crossed now, just sent Guy a PM saying I will pay him ;D ;D ;D
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Stop being an Ode Windbag Albs ;D ;D

Great nights viewing this ;)


you can go **** ******** you ******* ****  ;D ;D


I did last night and the week before  ;D ;D ;D
If it was anyone else I would assume they were joking. :o ::) ;D
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Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
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I've sent you a PM Guy.
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Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
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I've sent you a PM Guy.


I've sent you a PM Guy.   Bottom Kisser :P
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I've sent you a PM Guy.


I've sent you a PM Guy.   Bottom Kisser :P

Yes. But not your bottom any more. :P
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I've sent you a PM Guy.


I've sent you a PM Guy.   Bottom Kisser :P

Yes. But not your bottom any more. :P

Ans aren't I glad, you were hopeless ;D
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I've sent you a PM Guy.


I've sent you a PM Guy.   Bottom Kisser :P

Yes. But not your bottom any more. :P

Ans aren't I glad, you were hopeless ;D

Beggars cant be choosers. ;D
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I've sent you a PM Guy.


I've sent you a PM Guy.   Bottom Kisser :P

Yes. But not your bottom any more. :P

Ans aren't I glad, you were hopeless ;D

Beggars cant be choosers. ;D


Next time I am begging I won't chose you again though :D
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Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.
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I've sent you a PM Guy.


I've sent you a PM Guy.   Bottom Kisser :P

Yes. But not your bottom any more. :P

Ans aren't I glad, you were hopeless ;D

Beggars cant be choosers. ;D


Next time I am begging I won't chose you again though :D

There aren't that many left. Most of the forum have had you.
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

Well they were ripping strips off you mate, I got the distinct feeling they were and still are laughing at you ..... just saying how I see it Guy ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 21:16:12
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

the comment he made seconds after your 1 post should of gone to stmo
he should of quoted stmo's post ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 21:17:45
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

the comment he made seconds after your 1 post should of gone to stmo
he should of quoted stmo's post ;)

That's right Nick, you stick together mate. ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:17:51
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

the comment he made seconds after your 1 post should of gone to stmo
he should of quoted stmo's post ;)

Eh? does someone look after you?  :-? ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 21:19:25
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

the comment he made seconds after your 1 post should of gone to stmo
he should of quoted stmo's post ;)

Eh? does someone look after you?  :-? ;D

what you mean :-?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 21:20:23
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

the comment he made seconds after your 1 post should of gone to stmo
he should of quoted stmo's post ;)

Eh? does someone look after you?  :-? ;D

what you mean :-?

What you mean? Such intelligence. ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 21:20:29
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

Well they were ripping strips off you mate, I got the distinct feeling they were and still are laughing at you ..... just saying how I see it Guy ;D
Could'nt give a rats arse mate. I don't waste my time with small minded folk.
    Where's that gobby Devonion? :D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:20:57
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

the comment he made seconds after your 1 post should of gone to stmo
he should of quoted stmo's post ;)

Eh? does someone look after you?  :-? ;D

what you mean :-?


What do I mean? what did you mean? :D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:21:57
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Well I am afraid if people don't like it there is always the door :(
Don't tempt me. :(

Dont you rather dare Guy. >:(
I don't think we're allowed to say f*****g any more Steve. ::)


Oh Bother...... his temper has vanished  ;D ;D :P
It's bubbling under the surface Daz. This whole swearing issue & some pillock from Devon has really made my sh*t itch.

Well they were ripping strips off you mate, I got the distinct feeling they were and still are laughing at you ..... just saying how I see it Guy ;D
Could'nt give a rats arse mate. I don't waste my time with small minded folk.
    Where's that gobby Devonion? :D

Didn't think you would let them folk laughin and smirking bother you Guy ;) ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 21:34:53
im only talking about stmo123
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 21:36:17
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im only taking about stmo123

What? Taking about me? Have you had spelling lessons from Nick? ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:38:04
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im only talking about stmo123


Oh no you weren't, oh no you weren't

we know you were on about Guy and so does heeee ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 21:40:09
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Oh no you weren't, oh no you weren't

we know you were on about Guy and so does heeee ;D

Yes. Loo Knee NEVER lies ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 21:40:41
Tell you what. i'm gonna carry on in my own sweet way & you can take it, leave it or delete my membership. This whole thread whilst amusing is rather ridiculous & ill thought. Get a grip & stop playing god & pandering to an over sensitive minority, most of us could'nt care less, the rest should get real.

  I'm past the point of caring & sad to see this becoming an issue in the first place, sorry Broocie. As for AA's comment it's hardly worth any further reply.
   I'll never agree so pick the bones out of that. Membership is growing but if it's at the cost of an easy going forum then i wish you all the best but it's not for me.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 21:41:45
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Tell you what. i'm gonna carry on in my own sweet way & you can take it, leave it or delete my membership. This whole thread whilst amusing is rather ridiculous & ill thought. Get a grip & stop playing god & pandering to an over sensitive minority, most of us could'nt care less, the rest should get real.

  I'm past the point of caring & sad to see this becoming an issue in the first place, sorry Broocie. As for AA's comment it's hardly worth any further reply.
   I'll never agree so pick the bones out of that. Membership is growing but if it's at the cost of an easy going forum then i wish you all the best but it's not for me.

You've had another couple of drinks haven't you Guy? ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 21:42:07
if i was talking about guy and i say if so what if i was
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:42:35
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Tell you what. i'm gonna carry on in my own sweet way & you can take it, leave it or delete my membership. This whole thread whilst amusing is rather ridiculous & ill thought. Get a grip & stop playing god & pandering to an over sensitive minority, most of us could'nt care less, the rest should get real.

  I'm past the point of caring & sad to see this becoming an issue in the first place, sorry Broocie. As for AA's comment it's hardly worth any further reply.
   I'll never agree so pick the bones out of that. Membership is growing but if it's at the cost of an easy going forum then i wish you all the best but it's not for me.

You don't mean it... Ohhhh nooo you don't!!!!!
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:43:44
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if i was talking about guy and i say if so what if i was


Bet you wouldn't, bet you wouldn't ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 21:44:00
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if i was talking about guy and i say if so what if i was

And again in English please.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 21:45:13
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Tell you what. i'm gonna carry on in my own sweet way & you can take it, leave it or delete my membership. This whole thread whilst amusing is rather ridiculous & ill thought. Get a grip & stop playing god & pandering to an over sensitive minority, most of us could'nt care less, the rest should get real.

  I'm past the point of caring & sad to see this becoming an issue in the first place, sorry Broocie. As for AA's comment it's hardly worth any further reply.
   I'll never agree so pick the bones out of that. Membership is growing but if it's at the cost of an easy going forum then i wish you all the best but it's not for me.

You've had another couple of drinks haven't you Guy? ;D ;D
Not on a school night Steve. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 21:45:43
why is that then
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Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 21:46:39
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And again in English please.
Similar?????
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 21:49:47
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why is that then

FFS. Beam me up Scottie ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 21:50:56
I must be drunk,nothings making sense any more. :D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 21:51:31
Whatever it is just say it!!!! ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 21:52:06
Some people on here are so sad.You really do need to grow up

Oh and STMO123 was u bullied alot at school
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:52:58
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Some people on here are so sad.You really do need to grow up

I am 5ft 1" what is wrong with that?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 21:53:40
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I must be drunk,nothings making sense any more. :D ;D
I'm sober so i don't know what that d*chead devonion's on about. I understood his last post well enough & would love to meet him. >:(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:55:13
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I'm sober so i don't know what that d*chead devonion's on about. I understood his last post well enough & would love to meet him. >:(


SCRAP, SCRAP, SCRAP, SCRAP
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 21:55:21
I'm sober so i don't know what that d*chead devonion's on about. I understood his last post well enough & would love to meet him. 


Whys that then lol
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 21:55:42
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Im 4 foot 7 and 3/4 and I am very hurt now.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:56:02
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Some people on here are so sad.You really do need to grow up

Oh and STMO123 was u bullied alot at school

Your right there, even his Mother hates him you know :o
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Post by: Tony H on 19 August 2009, 21:57:01
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I'm sober so i don't know what that d*chead devonion's on about. I understood his last post well enough & would love to meet him. >:(


SCRAP, SCRAP, SCRAP, SCRAP
S**t stirrer oh pink one :D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 21:57:14
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I'm sober so i don't know what that d*chead devonion's on about. I understood his last post well enough & would love to meet him. 


Whys that then lol

Told ya he was laughin at ya Guy but you won't listen ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 21:58:31
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Because i have to drive in the morning softcock. I don't like you, go away. >:(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Vamps on 19 August 2009, 21:59:33
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Oh and STMO123 was u bullied alot at school

Your right there, even his Mother hates him you know :o

I think you should stop winding............. ::) ::) ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 22:00:02
Oh sorry bodybuilder.i mean little boy lol
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Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 22:00:20
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Whys that then lol

Told ya he was laughin at ya Guy but you won't listen ;D ;D ;D
I love you Daz but you're a right sh*tr stirrer. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 22:02:02
When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:03:01
OI! Only went for a cra poo and missed a whole page. Now, who was talking about illiterate clotted creams?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 22:04:47
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 22:04:51
Blokes don't say lol, they just don't....
    That hard case devonin does....rather' poofhouse. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:05:48
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when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Have they gone out then?
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Post by: Robski on 19 August 2009, 22:06:26
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Whys that then lol

Told ya he was laughin at ya Guy but you won't listen ;D ;D ;D
I love you Daz but you're a right sh*tr stirrer. ::)


 Daz would never sh*t stir ;D ;D ;D
but it has been quite amusing following this :y :y :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 22:07:26
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Have they gone out then?

Early Christmas do??
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 22:08:09
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Have they gone out then?

you will know more about that than me ;)
they aint been online for a while now and there is normaly 1 or more admin online ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 22:08:12
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when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y
Maybe they should shut general chat/discussion down. Some of them like to keep reminding us it's just a car forum. Let's see which one has the bottle to do it. Pass my anorak. ::)
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Have they gone out then?

Early Christmas do??

4-0 it was Daz :y Sorry, wrong thread. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Robski on 19 August 2009, 22:08:41
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: CaptainZok on 19 August 2009, 22:09:25
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Have they gone out then?
Admin darts night down the Lamb & Flag I expect.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:10:18
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 22:11:51
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
it's not that late ;D
Title: Re: forum language
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.

 :y :y :y :y :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 22:12:12
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y
Maybe they should shut general chat/discussion down. Some of them like to keep reminding us it's just a car forum. Let's see which one has the bottle to do it. Pass my anorak. ::)

It was Very close a few months ago. :'(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Entwood on 19 August 2009, 22:13:05
I find it somewhat dissapointing that the simple original post asking folks to consider their use of language has been hijacked by some who are using words like:

small minded, draconian, whinging, intolerant and from

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All this banter still does'nt detract from the fact we're expected to bow down to the minority should we offend them

May I ask just how you decided that the "majority" wish to swear and only a "minority" dislike it ???

As I see it, the whole point was made very early on ... but some folks just won't see it ... it is all about respecting others opinions and views .. but some just want their own way under the banner of "freedom".... please remember .. if you demand a right, you, by definition, give others the right to make demands as well.

The English language is the most beautiful language and has more descriptive words than any other, swearing and "masked" swearing just demonstrates a lack of vocabulary as well as that lack of respect.

:)
Title: Re: forum language
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when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
Has Nursie been round with your Horlicks then owd lad?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:14:16
Yeah
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:14:50
4-0 it was Daz
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when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
it's not that late ;D

It is when your 113 ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 22:16:13
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4-0 it was Daz

you got the wrong thread again :question :question ;D
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Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:17:21
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4-0 it was Daz

you got the wrong thread again :question :question ;D

Sh*t!

4-0 it was Daz.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 22:18:15
When i first signed up here it was good the people were nice and very helpful but over the last few months its been getting out of hand and try and start a fight when ever they can.Its sad really and i thought everyone one on here were grown up
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:21:00
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When i first signed up here it was good the people were nice and very helpful but over the last few months its been getting out of hand and try and start a fight when ever they can.Its sad really and i thought everyone one on here were grown up

Thats Darth Loo-Knee for ya! Sh*t stirrer he is.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Entwood on 19 August 2009, 22:21:36
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When i first signed up here it was good the people were nice and very helpful but over the last few months its been getting out of hand and try and start a fight when ever they can.Its sad really and i thought everyone one on here were grown up

Most are ... but with over 6000 signed up members there are always going to be some who just like breaking the rules/pushing the barriers just to see how far they can go. They seem to get some sort of pleasure out of it  :(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 22:23:25
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When i first signed up here it was good the people were nice and very helpful but over the last few months its been getting out of hand and try and start a fight when ever they can.Its sad really and i thought everyone one on here were grown up

Most are ... but with over 6000 signed up members there are always going to be some who just like breaking the rules/pushing the barriers just to see how far they can go. They seem to get some sort of pleasure out of it  :(


I think STMO is a little Kinky too :-?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 22:23:27
Yeh i know they must have sad little lives
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Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 22:24:28
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Yeh i know they must have sad little lives

What is wrong with a laugh and a joke?

As for sad little lives, I can't help being 5ft 1" :)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Tony H on 19 August 2009, 22:24:32
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when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
I thought you would be in bed hours ago Steve after all you oldies your sleep. :D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: nick v6 on 19 August 2009, 22:25:06
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When i first signed up here it was good the people were nice and very helpful but over the last few months its been getting out of hand and try and start a fight when ever they can.Its sad really and i thought everyone one on here were grown up

Most are ... but with over 6000 signed up members there are always going to be some who just like breaking the rules/pushing the barriers just to see how far they can go. They seem to get some sort of pleasure out of it  :(

but you never see none of them online
its always just the same lot online
so just goes to show how many dead accounts there is
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: doog on 19 August 2009, 22:25:39
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And is anything also being done about some members' avatars then while we are at it............??

Some of them are offensive/disgusting too........!!!!!

 ::) :y

ive never seen any offensive and disgusting avatars on here

Doug
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Miggy24 on 19 August 2009, 22:26:10
But it gets to a point when it gets out of hand and get people angry
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Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 22:26:28
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What is wrong with a laugh and a joke?

As for sad little lives, I can't help being 5ft 1" :)

Are you rubbing my nose in it again coz your taller than me ? >:(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:27:11
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
I thought you would be in bed hours ago Steve after all you oldies your sleep. :D

Dont you start writing incomplete sentences as well Tony. I mean, you're posh ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Kevin Wood on 19 August 2009, 22:27:21
I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 22:28:41
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But it gets to a point when it gets out of hand and get people angry

Not matter what your were to write it would anger someone I'm afraid.

Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Tony H on 19 August 2009, 22:31:59
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
I thought you would be in bed hours ago Steve after all you oldies your sleep. :D

Dont you start writing incomplete sentences as well Tony. I mean, you're posh ;D
you forgot the apostophe Steve  ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:32:14
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

I understand exactly what you are saying Kevin. But I'd like to think that the core of this forum is far too strong to be split by petty bickering. I've noticed that when a new member joins with an attitude and bad mouths an existing member, others rally and defend the spirit of the forum.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:33:00
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When H21 reads this he will be thinking,"why did I start this thread". ::) ;D

when any of the admin get back they will shut genral chat down

don't know where they are but i bet there watching :y

Laughing ;D ;D ;D

I truly hope so. Because I think it's funny. If people want to get so deep that they start taking it personally, it's time for bed.
I thought you would be in bed hours ago Steve after all you oldies your sleep. :D

Dont you start writing incomplete sentences as well Tony. I mean, you're posh ;D
you forgot the apostophe Steve  ::)

No. I forgot the apostrophe Tony :y ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 19 August 2009, 22:36:26
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When i first signed up here it was good the people were nice and very helpful but over the last few months its been getting out of hand and try and start a fight when ever they can.Its sad really and i thought everyone one on here were grown up

It's not so much the language at times, it's the attirude and aggresiveness thats behind it that causes more of the problems.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Dishevelled Den on 19 August 2009, 22:38:11
Why not lock this now, I don't think anything else can be realistically said to enhance the discourse of the OP  :( :(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 22:42:07
In all seriousness,I think if one or two members understood STMO123,s sense of humour and didnt take it all so seriously, they would save themselves a fair bit of aggravation.It would spoil his fun though. ;) ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:43:54
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In all seriousness,I think if one or two members understood STMO123,s sense of humour and didnt take it all so seriously, they would save themselves a fair bit of aggravation.It would spoil his fun though. ;) ::)

Oi! Nowt to do with me. ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 22:47:45
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In all seriousness,I think if one or two members understood STMO123,s sense of humour and didnt take it all so seriously, they would save themselves a fair bit of aggravation.It would spoil his fun though. ;) ::)

Oi! Nowt to do with me. ;D

Really? ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:48:44
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In all seriousness,I think if one or two members understood STMO123,s sense of humour and didnt take it all so seriously, they would save themselves a fair bit of aggravation.It would spoil his fun though. ;) ::)

Oi! Nowt to do with me. ;D

Really? ;D ;D ;D

No. It's more you than me. Ask Mike Dundee.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: jonnycool on 19 August 2009, 22:48:50
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

Some very important points made here - trust me, as a newcomer, I felt at home asking 'stupid' questions after a very short time and the attitude of the members was always helpful on here. I would recommend it to anyone. This is in stark contrast to a lot of other forums which seem to have a lot of aggressive members getting one up on each other because of the anonymity it affords
    I like the forum as it is, everyone seems to know the boundaries and if it takes a stern reminder every now and then, so be it. Serious questions can be asked in the relevant section and we can have a laugh in the other one - it works very well.
     Consider us told ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:51:19
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

Some very important points made here - trust me, as a newcomer, I felt at home asking 'stupid' questions after a very short time and the attitude of the members was always helpful on here. I would recommend it to anyone. This is in stark contrast to a lot of other forums which seem to have a lot of aggressive members getting one up on each other because of the anonymity it affords
    I like the forum as it is, everyone seems to know the boundaries and if it takes a stern reminder every now and then, so be it. Serious questions can be asked in the relevant section and we can have a laugh in the other one - it works very well.
     Consider us told
;D ;D ;D

That is spot on matey :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: TheBoy on 19 August 2009, 22:52:33
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

I understand exactly what you are saying Kevin. But I'd like to think that the core of this forum is far too strong to be split by petty bickering. I've noticed that when a new member joins with an attitude and bad mouths an existing member, others rally and defend the spirit of the forum.
flip side is we may scare potential new members from joining if it becomes like many of the other forums full of chavs who have a 5 word vocabulary...
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 22:53:23
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

Some very important points made here - trust me, as a newcomer, I felt at home asking 'stupid' questions after a very short time and the attitude of the members was always helpful on here. I would recommend it to anyone. This is in stark contrast to a lot of other forums which seem to have a lot of aggressive members getting one up on each other because of the anonymity it affords
    I like the forum as it is, everyone seems to know the boundaries and if it takes a stern reminder every now and then, so be it. Serious questions can be asked in the relevant section and we can have a laugh in the other one - it works very well.
     Consider us told ;D ;D ;D


I think most would agree with what you have said there matey :y
That fact of the matter is that everyone of us has joined here, been a newbie asking what you think are daft questions (some of us still ask them ::)) we all learn something new on here. In a different area there is a place where you can all laugh and joke, like has been said many times "like being in the pub". Not everyone will get some peoples sense of humour not all will get on that is life.  :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: TheBoy on 19 August 2009, 22:55:41
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Why not lock this now, I don't think anything else can be realistically said to enhance the discourse of the OP  :( :(
if we do, we'll be accused of nanny state.  though to be honest, I don't give a monkeys what people think of me, admins, or oof - while sufficient demand is there, I guess there will always be an oof in one form or another.


so, no, lets get this one out in the open, get it over and done with, and return to some friggin sanity.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Richie London on 19 August 2009, 22:55:45
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In all seriousness,I think if one or two members understood STMO123,s sense of humour and didnt take it all so seriously, they would save themselves a fair bit of aggravation.It would spoil his fun though. ;) ::)

i couldnt care less what anyone says about me, the more you bite the more your get it, only some people are more sensitive than others and cannot take the banter. thats when its time to stop befors it affects everyone
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 19 August 2009, 22:56:01
Ooooo....   Tin of worms as anticipated...   :-[

Requoting Ye Olde Poste Original Number One of this thread...

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Grumpy git time and tee'ing myself up for potential abuse....   :(

OOF is primarily a blokey site for talking assorted 'dangle berries' about Omega and other Top Geary style things, there are also a number of female and junior members who also enjoy the cameraderie and banter.

Without going down the granny knows best/PC route, we request that members use language here that does not potentially offend.

A swear filter is inbuilt into OOF but, as we all can see, its easily circumvented by use of fly letters and other symbols.  Without wanting to impose draconian swear filter measures again, can we please use the language of common decency? 

Not all who frequent here live/work on building sites or workshops where foul language is the norm.  At the same time, they know its there, and just prefer to talk in a decent adult fashion without resorting to playground emphasis.

ta.....   :y.


The highlighted part is the nub of the matter.

The use of no holds barred 'cussing and blinding' in the workplace is very much one thing but would you say the same things in the High Street or in the middle of Tesco's, still at a sufficient volume so that anyone who was passing could still see/read what you said?

Effectively, thats what you do by posting here.

I am in no way a prude and can join swear words into a sensible sentence with the best of them - 7 years at sea in the merchant navy and a career thereafter in the polis has learned me well.

Debs - agree with the thumb/hammer bit.  Done it myself more times than I can remember.  I try to reduce the number of times I type such language into a forum page though, particularly not taking the time to use assorted wild card letters to circumvent any inbuilt swear filter.

Guy - I really do see where you are coming from.  You personally do not (overly) swear in posts, despite being a gobby chap thats not shy at getting his point across.  Your type of historic comments are not those that rattled my cage.   :y

What does annoy me ( and numerous others, judging by the content of the PM boxes of myself and other admins) is that very limited few who appear to go out of their way to cause general offence, either by their use of explicatives or other genarally abusive, in yer face, love me or leave me language.

I find the latter wholly against the spirit of what we attempt to achieve here (and have done, I think....) whilst retaining a balance thats acceptable .  By that, I'm not talking about what you should whisper in church but ask that we use language that is acceptable in the standards of common decency.

Like others have said, I also frequent other forums where an 'anything goes' attitude by the admins is the norm and, frankly, its like standing outside the boys lav in a secondary school at breaktime and listening to the weekend heros giving it large, thinking that they are superheros as they can join sweary words together or make it rhyme so as it sounds like they are not, if you follow?

All I attempted to do was to ask that we, collectively, observe a wee line drawn in the sand as to thread content so as not to come across as either abusive, aggressive, or downright lacking in words such that swear words of the stronger variety, are deemed a requirement to get a weak point across.

regards

H21

ps - Doog - I also think your avatar is very much treading a thin line mate....  But thats a personal preference, not an admin one.  There are other admins who have also viewed it and have left it, so why should I give you grief?    

edited for spill chucking pistooks....


Title: Re: forum language
Post by: STMO999 on 19 August 2009, 22:56:25
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

I understand exactly what you are saying Kevin. But I'd like to think that the core of this forum is far too strong to be split by petty bickering. I've noticed that when a new member joins with an attitude and bad mouths an existing member, others rally and defend the spirit of the forum.
flip side is we may scare potential new members from joining if it becomes like many of the other forums full of chavs who have a 5 word vocabulary...

But it hasn't so far, scare off new members or become like other forums. Because, as I said earlier, it's not like other forums. You/we have built something special here and I, personally, like it just as it is.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Dishevelled Den on 19 August 2009, 22:58:05
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Why not lock this now, I don't think anything else can be realistically said to enhance the discourse of the OP  :( :(
if we do, we'll be accused of nanny state.  though to be honest, I don't give a monkeys what people think of me, admins, or oof - while sufficient demand is there, I guess there will always be an oof in one form or another.


so, no, lets get this one out in the open, get it over and done with, and return to some friggin sanity.


Fair do's :y

I was concerned about the GD area being closed as a result of this.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Entwood on 19 August 2009, 22:59:44
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

I understand exactly what you are saying Kevin. But I'd like to think that the core of this forum is far too strong to be split by petty bickering. I've noticed that when a new member joins with an attitude and bad mouths an existing member, others rally and defend the spirit of the forum.

I think it is that "spirit of the forum" that Kevin and H21 are trying to protect as well. This is not the first time the subject has been raised recently .. yet I don't remember it ever being raised in the first year or so of my membership ... so something has changed, and not for the better..
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Richie London on 19 August 2009, 23:01:39
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

I understand exactly what you are saying Kevin. But I'd like to think that the core of this forum is far too strong to be split by petty bickering. I've noticed that when a new member joins with an attitude and bad mouths an existing member, others rally and defend the spirit of the forum.

I think it is that "spirit of the forum" that Kevin and H21 are trying to protect as well. This is not the first time the subject has been raised recently .. yet I don't remember it ever being raised in the first year or so of my membership ... so something has changed, and not for the better..

some members are old and senile now and nothing better to do  ;) ;)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: TheBoy on 19 August 2009, 23:01:56
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The use of no holds barred 'cussing and blinding' in the workplace is very much one thing but would you say the same things in the High Street or in the middle of Tesco's, still at a sufficient volume so that anyone who was passing could still see/read what you said?
LOL, I guess you've never shopped in Bletchley Tescos, when the 30yr old grandmother retaliates to the shop staff who have just pulled up little Chardonnay for shoplifting ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 19 August 2009, 23:05:43
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The use of no holds barred 'cussing and blinding' in the workplace is very much one thing but would you say the same things in the High Street or in the middle of Tesco's, still at a sufficient volume so that anyone who was passing could still see/read what you said?
LOL, I guess you've never shopped in Bletchley Tescos, when the 30yr old grandmother retaliates to the shop staff who have just pulled up little Chardonnay for shoplifting ;D

Yes, I have - perhaps not the same Tesco's - but I would bet that if the same cherub/parent/grandparent/great grandparent/great great grandparent was later presented with a written transcript that I bet she would be embarrased...   :-/
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Richie London on 19 August 2009, 23:06:10
this comes to mind  ;D ;D


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Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 23:07:09
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I cant help feeling some nerves have been touched for no good reason on this thread. I'm quite capable of some colourful language myself when emotions run high so I'm not about to cast judgement either way.

What I will say is - have a look at some of the car forums where "anything goes" language wise, or anything else, for that matter. How much useful information is there, and how easy is it to find within the other noise? Do you see members going well beyond the call of duty to help each other out with problems, car or otherwise? Do you see people making lifelong friendships? Coming to the forum for comfort when life deals them savage blows? Do you see the above happening in the way it does on OOF?

Not IMHO. The "feel" of the place becomes more aggressive, people batten down the hatches, take what they want and look after number one. Now, I don't believe a few choice words are necessarily going to tip the balance but there's a slippery slope  there somewhere and I, amongst others, really don't want to see us sliding towards it.

So, all I will say is, I don't think Hotel21's post, or any other, for that matter, should be taken personally. Before we start worrying about a nanny state controlling OOF or the "liberal minority" taking over let's consider what type of forum we want. One where a scattering of dodgy words add colour to the more emotional posts without causing offence - or an out and out online war zone?

It's up to us at the end of the day.

Kevin

I understand exactly what you are saying Kevin. But I'd like to think that the core of this forum is far too strong to be split by petty bickering. I've noticed that when a new member joins with an attitude and bad mouths an existing member, others rally and defend the spirit of the forum.

I think it is that "spirit of the forum" that Kevin and H21 are trying to protect as well. This is not the first time the subject has been raised recently .. yet I don't remember it ever being raised in the first year or so of my membership ... so something has changed, and not for the better..

Nige the only thing I can see that has changed is the size....
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 23:07:36
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I find it somewhat dissapointing that the simple original post asking folks to consider their use of language has been hijacked by some who are using words like:

small minded, draconian, whinging, intolerant and from

amigov

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All this banter still does'nt detract from the fact we're expected to bow down to the minority should we offend them

May I ask just how you decided that the "majority" wish to swear and only a "minority" dislike it ???

As I see it, the whole point was made very early on ... but some folks just won't see it ... it is all about respecting others opinions and views .. but some just want their own way under the banner of "freedom".... please remember .. if you demand a right, you, by definition, give others the right to make demands as well.

The English language is the most beautiful language and has more descriptive words than any other, swearing and "masked" swearing just demonstrates a lack of vocabulary as well as that lack of respect.

:)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPvRsLWlDXw&feature=related
  Mr. superior Entwood again telling us that swearing shows a weakness of mind & intellect so devoid of vocabulary that we resort to swearing because we are thick as two short planks & have little or no command of our own language.
   This is for YOU Entwood, where would we be without you to tell us how mind numbingly stupid we really are. Thankyou for your superior wisdom & feel free to add your name in it's infinate wisdom to this song. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 19 August 2009, 23:07:58
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The use of no holds barred 'cussing and blinding' in the workplace is very much one thing but would you say the same things in the High Street or in the middle of Tesco's, still at a sufficient volume so that anyone who was passing could still see/read what you said?
LOL, I guess you've never shopped in Bletchley Tescos, when the 30yr old grandmother retaliates to the shop staff who have just pulled up little Chardonnay for shoplifting ;D

Yes, I have - perhaps not the same Tesco's - but I would bet that if the same cherub/parent/grandparent/great grandparent/great great grandparent was later presented with a written transcript that I bet she would be embarrased...   :-/
.....If they were capable of reading it. ;) :D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: TheBoy on 19 August 2009, 23:08:42
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The use of no holds barred 'cussing and blinding' in the workplace is very much one thing but would you say the same things in the High Street or in the middle of Tesco's, still at a sufficient volume so that anyone who was passing could still see/read what you said?
LOL, I guess you've never shopped in Bletchley Tescos, when the 30yr old grandmother retaliates to the shop staff who have just pulled up little Chardonnay for shoplifting ;D

Yes, I have - perhaps not the same Tesco's - but I would bet that if the same cherub/parent/grandparent/great grandparent/great great grandparent was later presented with a written transcript that I bet she would be embarrased...   :-/
Its not the kind of society I want to live in.  As you said in original post, a bit of respect isn't difficult and is free.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2009, 23:22:55
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The use of no holds barred 'cussing and blinding' in the workplace is very much one thing but would you say the same things in the High Street or in the middle of Tesco's, still at a sufficient volume so that anyone who was passing could still see/read what you said?
LOL, I guess you've never shopped in Bletchley Tescos, when the 30yr old grandmother retaliates to the shop staff who have just pulled up little Chardonnay for shoplifting ;D

Yes, I have - perhaps not the same Tesco's - but I would bet that if the same cherub/parent/grandparent/great grandparent/great great grandparent was later presented with a written transcript that I bet she would be embarrased...   :-/


I had to laugh reading this as years ago my Mum got stopped by a copper for something, anyway whatever it was for he wrote down what Mum had said. When she was in front of others suppose court and the copper read out what Mum had said "Mrs. Dunn answered "Charming"  she said that she had never felt so embarrassed...

Oh well I thought it was funny ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: doog on 19 August 2009, 23:25:43
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Ooooo....   Tin of worms as anticipated...   :-[

Requoting Ye Olde Poste Original Number One of this thread...

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Grumpy git time and tee'ing myself up for potential abuse....   :(

OOF is primarily a blokey site for talking assorted 'dangle berries' about Omega and other Top Geary style things, there are also a number of female and junior members who also enjoy the cameraderie and banter.

Without going down the granny knows best/PC route, we request that members use language here that does not potentially offend.

A swear filter is inbuilt into OOF but, as we all can see, its easily circumvented by use of fly letters and other symbols.  Without wanting to impose draconian swear filter measures again, can we please use the language of common decency? 

Not all who frequent here live/work on building sites or workshops where foul language is the norm.  At the same time, they know its there, and just prefer to talk in a decent adult fashion without resorting to playground emphasis.

ta.....   :y.


The highlighted part is the nub of the matter.

The use of no holds barred 'cussing and blinding' in the workplace is very much one thing but would you say the same things in the High Street or in the middle of Tesco's, still at a sufficient volume so that anyone who was passing could still see/read what you said?

Effectively, thats what you do by posting here.

I am in no way a prude and can join swear words into a sensible sentence with the best of them - 7 years at sea in the merchant navy and a career thereafter in the polis has learned me well.

Debs - agree with the thumb/hammer bit.  Done it myself more times than I can remember.  I try to reduce the number of times I type such language into a forum page though, particularly not taking the time to use assorted wild card letters to circumvent any inbuilt swear filter.

Guy - I really do see where you are coming from.  You personally do not (overly) swear in posts, despite being a gobby chap thats not shy at getting his point across.  Your type of historic comments are not those that rattled my cage.   :y

What does annoy me ( and numerous others, judging by the content of the PM boxes of myself and other admins) is that very limited few who appear to go out of their way to cause general offence, either by their use of explicatives or other genarally abusive, in yer face, love me or leave me language.

I find the latter wholly against the spirit of what we attempt to achieve here (and have done, I think....) whilst retaining a balance thats acceptable .  By that, I'm not talking about what you should whisper in church but ask that we use language that is acceptable in the standards of common decency.

Like others have said, I also frequent other forums where an 'anything goes' attitude by the admins is the norm and, frankly, its like standing outside the boys lav in a secondary school at breaktime and listening to the weekend heros giving it large, thinking that they are superheros as they can join sweary words together or make it rhyme so as it sounds like they are not, if you follow?

All I attempted to do was to ask that we, collectively, observe a wee line drawn in the sand as to thread content so as not to come across as either abusive, aggressive, or downright lacking in words such that swear words of the stronger variety, are deemed a requirement to get a weak point across.

regards

H21

ps - Doog - I also think your avatar is very much treading a thin line mate....  But thats a personal preference, not an admin one.  There are other admins who have also viewed it and have left it, so why should I give you grief?    





Bruce ive been here every day for almost a year and have never had any complaints about my pic
 I know the differerence between sailing close to the wind  and over stepping the mark and personaly i dont think i over stepped the mark
Because you have commented on it asto be inappropriate  i have now changed it  :y

Doug
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 19 August 2009, 23:28:38
Doog - not saying you have, just not my personal avatar of choice on a forum.  Different folks for different strokes and all that, it just walks my personal thin line, not neccesarily that of others...   :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Turk on 19 August 2009, 23:29:58
Good grief !!!  I've had to skip through most of this thread as it descended into utter twaddle.

Most of us have used the odd * to make a swear word more "acceptable".  An example would be my post heading "Scummy little Sh*t's" ('cos basically that's what they are !) earlier this evening. We all know (or should know) what is and isn't "acceptable"
 
As for the statement along the lines of "we hear it all around us",  at the end of the day the use of bad language in public is an arrestable offence that carries an £80 fine.   

Prolific use of bad language is a sure sign of a distinct lack of vocabulary.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: doog on 19 August 2009, 23:32:21
I understand what you were saying Bruce
Im not here to upset or offend anyone so i changed it for one slightly less "close to the wind"
 I have no issues with that

Doug
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 19 August 2009, 23:35:26
Cheers Doog.   :y

For info, 28 or so members currently watching this thread.  Nowt good on telly??  :)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Entwood on 19 August 2009, 23:37:38
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Good grief !!!  I've had to skip through most of this thread as it descended into utter twaddle.

Most of us have used the odd * to make a swear word more "acceptable".  An example would be my post heading "Scummy little Sh*t's" ('cos basically that's what they are !) earlier this evening. We all know (or should know) what is and isn't "acceptable"
 
As for the statement along the lines of "we hear it all around us",  at the end of the day the use of bad language in public is an arrestable offence that carries an £80 fine.   

Prolific use of bad language is a sure sign of a distinct lack of vocabulary.

ohh er missus .. you can't say that ... apparently ..  Read above .. post #211

But I'm glad at least one person agrees with me :)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Turk on 19 August 2009, 23:40:19
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I understand what you were saying Bruce
Im not here to upset or offend anyone so i changed it for one slightly less "close to the wind"
 I have no issues with that

Doug

ADMIN...ADMIN, I've never been so offended in my entire life !!!  :o :o :o
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: webby23 on 19 August 2009, 23:42:05
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And is anything also being done about some members' avatars then while we are at it............??

Some of them are offensive/disgusting too........!!!!!

 ::) :y

ive never seen any offensive and disgusting avatars on here

Doug

Your old one for a start..........

 ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 19 August 2009, 23:44:05
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And is anything also being done about some members' avatars then while we are at it............??

Some of them are offensive/disgusting too........!!!!!

 ::) :y

ive never seen any offensive and disgusting avatars on here

Doug

Your old one for a start..........

 ::)

As said, we all have different standards.

Seen worse, seen better....   :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: p j morgan on 19 August 2009, 23:44:30
there is on mine ! its a picture of my grandaughter ;D ;D :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Turk on 19 August 2009, 23:44:38
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Good grief !!!  I've had to skip through most of this thread as it descended into utter twaddle.

Most of us have used the odd * to make a swear word more "acceptable".  An example would be my post heading "Scummy little Sh*t's" ('cos basically that's what they are !) earlier this evening. We all know (or should know) what is and isn't "acceptable"
 
As for the statement along the lines of "we hear it all around us",  at the end of the day the use of bad language in public is an arrestable offence that carries an £80 fine.   

Prolific use of bad language is a sure sign of a distinct lack of vocabulary.

ohh er missus .. you can't say that ... apparently ..  Read above .. post #211

But I'm glad at least one person agrees with me :)

Ah b*ll*x to 'em !! (Doh...oops !! :o)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: amigov6 on 19 August 2009, 23:44:54
The odd profanity here & there is a part of everyday life & can be expressive if used in the right context so in no way detaches from the command of the english language, yes i hold a grade a old fashioned o level so am more than capable of saving a few quid in the swear box Entwood.
    Should i blaspheme it's because i choose to not that i'm devoid of an alternative so take your head out of your arse. ::)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 19 August 2009, 23:46:51
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The odd profanity here & there is a part of everyday life & can be expressive if used in the right context so in no way detaches from the command of the english language, yes i hold a grade a old fashioned o level so am more than capable of saving a few quid in the swear box Entwood.
    Should i blaspheme it's because i choose to not that i'm devoid of an alternative so take your head out of your arse. ::)

Good point, well presented....   :y


 :-*

harris kisser.....    :P   ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: BigAl on 19 August 2009, 23:48:00
My understanding is that people swear because they lack the vocabulary to express their views/opinions  properly. :question






In talking to people i find this acceptable,as the there is a requirement to respond quickly, but online where people have to take the time to type out replies or have the luxury of taking time to phrase their replies, i have less tolerance.

Yes, there are times when it is tolerated, as it makes a point succinctly, but where will it end ?

do we end up communicating in smiley faces and LOL's ?
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: doog on 19 August 2009, 23:50:27
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My understanding is that people swear because they lack the vocabulary to express their views/opinions  properly. :question






In talking to people i find this acceptable,as the there is a requirement to respond quickly, but online where people have to take the time to type out replies or have the luxury of taking time to phrase their replies, i have less tolerance.

Yes, there are times when it is tolerated, as it makes a point succinctly, but where will it end ?

do we end up communicating in smiley faces and LOL's ?


 :D :D :D :D  LOL LOL

Doug
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Vamps on 19 August 2009, 23:51:48
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My understanding is that people swear because they lack the vocabulary to express their views/opinions  properly. :question






In talking to people i find this acceptable,as the there is a requirement to respond quickly, but online where people have to take the time to type out replies or have the luxury of taking time to phrase their replies, i have less tolerance.

Yes, there are times when it is tolerated, as it makes a point succinctly, but where will it end ?

do we end up communicating in smiley faces and LOL's ?
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Ask the children........... :( :( :(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Turk on 19 August 2009, 23:53:04
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My understanding is that people swear because they lack the vocabulary to express their views/opinions  properly. :question






In talking to people i find this acceptable,as the there is a requirement to respond quickly, but online where people have to take the time to type out replies or have the luxury of taking time to phrase their replies, i have less tolerance.
Yes, there are times when it is tolerated, as it makes a point succinctly, but where will it end ?

do we end up communicating in smiley faces and LOL's ?

:y Eggzactlee
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: webby23 on 19 August 2009, 23:53:15
It constantly surprises (disappoints?) me that this is the ONLY forum of the 16 that I frequent where Admins dont discipline known trouble makers or rule breakers......

Its all warnings.......

If there is never examples shown of the ulitmate deterrent (bans) then there will ALWAYS be people deliberately breaking rules or antagonising other members to try and get their backs up.......

I can think of a few names straight away who this would apply to......!!!

Come on Admins, start to take control a bit...........???

 :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 19 August 2009, 23:53:35
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My understanding is that people swear because they lack the vocabulary to express their views/opinions  properly. :question






In talking to people i find this acceptable,as the there is a requirement to respond quickly, but online where people have to take the time to type out replies or have the luxury of taking time to phrase their replies, i have less tolerance.

Yes, there are times when it is tolerated, as it makes a point succinctly, but where will it end ?

do we end up communicating in smiley faces and LOL's ?
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Ask the children........... :( :( :(

.... and remember to slow down as you pass them in your fast car....   :-X
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Vamps on 19 August 2009, 23:56:03
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My understanding is that people swear because they lack the vocabulary to express their views/opinions  properly. :question






In talking to people i find this acceptable,as the there is a requirement to respond quickly, but online where people have to take the time to type out replies or have the luxury of taking time to phrase their replies, i have less tolerance.

Yes, there are times when it is tolerated, as it makes a point succinctly, but where will it end ?

do we end up communicating in smiley faces and LOL's ?
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Ask the children........... :( :( :(

.... and remember to slow down as you pass them in your fast car....   :-X
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Not the Mig then..... :P :P :D :D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Turk on 20 August 2009, 00:05:36
N.W.S (may have the odd swear word here and there)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26UA578yQ5g&feature=player_embedded
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: p j morgan on 20 August 2009, 00:08:38
hasn't it been a lovely day !has summer arrived at last?it's been that hot here even the dog has tried to take his coat off .just putting mine on!  8-) 8-) :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: LJay on 20 August 2009, 00:09:54
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hasn't it been a lovely day !has summer arrived at last?it's been that hot here even the dog has tried to take his coat off .just putting mine on!  8-) 8-) :y

Am I the only one who finds this slightly random!!! :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 20 August 2009, 00:10:28
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hasn't it been a lovely day !has summer arrived at last?it's been that hot here even the dog has tried to take his coat off .just putting mine on!  8-) 8-) :y

Am I the only one who finds this slightly random!!! :y

Nope, just what OOFs about....   ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: LJay on 20 August 2009, 00:12:01
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hasn't it been a lovely day !has summer arrived at last?it's been that hot here even the dog has tried to take his coat off .just putting mine on!  8-) 8-) :y

Am I the only one who finds this slightly random!!! :y

Nope, just what OOFs about....   ;D

....used to be about, before we started pandering to idiots!!
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 20 August 2009, 00:12:14
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It constantly surprises (disappoints?) me that this is the ONLY forum of the 16 that I frequent where Admins dont discipline known trouble makers or rule breakers......

Its all warnings.......

If there is never examples shown of the ulitmate deterrent (bans) then there will ALWAYS be people deliberately breaking rules or antagonising other members to try and get their backs up.......

I can think of a few names straight away who this would apply to......!!!

Come on Admins, start to take control a bit...........???

 :y


Come on name names then, you know you want to!!! :)
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: CaptainZok on 20 August 2009, 00:12:15
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hasn't it been a lovely day !has summer arrived at last?it's been that hot here even the dog has tried to take his coat off .just putting mine on!  8-) 8-) :y

You'll be telling us he's been out of the car next. ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: webby23 on 20 August 2009, 00:14:01
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It constantly surprises (disappoints?) me that this is the ONLY forum of the 16 that I frequent where Admins dont discipline known trouble makers or rule breakers......

Its all warnings.......

If there is never examples shown of the ulitmate deterrent (bans) then there will ALWAYS be people deliberately breaking rules or antagonising other members to try and get their backs up.......

I can think of a few names straight away who this would apply to......!!!

Come on Admins, start to take control a bit...........???

 :y


Come on name names then, you know you want to!!! :)

LOL

Bloody do mate, its about time some ass (can I still say that??) was kicked on here........

 :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 20 August 2009, 00:16:23
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It constantly surprises (disappoints?) me that this is the ONLY forum of the 16 that I frequent where Admins dont discipline known trouble makers or rule breakers......

Its all warnings.......

If there is never examples shown of the ulitmate deterrent (bans) then there will ALWAYS be people deliberately breaking rules or antagonising other members to try and get their backs up.......

I can think of a few names straight away who this would apply to......!!!

Come on Admins, start to take control a bit...........???

 :y


Come on name names then, you know you want to!!! :)

LOL

Bloody do mate, its about time some ass (can I still say that??) was kicked on here........

 :y


Come on then no one will see ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 20 August 2009, 00:20:16
Ass has been kicked (off in at least one case)before,and I,m sure it will be again if it is deemed necessary.Thing is,the admins dont like to run things like a primary school,they prefer not to constantly interfere.That of course depends on us having fun and banter in" the pub",without smashing beer bottles over each others heads,so to speak.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: p j morgan on 20 August 2009, 00:21:39
i have tried getting him out john .he will not have it.i have let him read this thread that didnt move him ,spose i wil have to kick his as!  oops i mean bottom. its all the medication i am taking.i feel like that gravedigger walking around the cemetry ! yup .lost the plot ;D ;D 8-) :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Ian_D on 20 August 2009, 00:29:54
Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear  :'(....

What next? Are we going to stop all posts on the forum until a moderator has read it and approved it? Yes, I know that there’s no need for swearing for no real reason, but this is just getting daft, infact I cant believe I’m wasting my time typing this…. Anyway….

I have to agree with what Guy has said (at the beginning of this thread)

End of the day, were all adults on here (not that you would think it from time to time), and we all know that swearwords exist, and in the past I myself have used them to express my feeling towards something (normally repairing the Mig / PC or something of the like!)

I personally don’t see any problems in swearing, yes if your doing it all the time for no real reason, then again in my opinion your just an idiot with a limited vocabulary, simple as! But that said, where’s the harm in the odd ‘****ing this and that’ if you have had a bad day and paid out loads of hard cash to have something repaired? or had your car stolen or something?? Its all about painting the bigger picture, and sometimes swearwords are helpful in doing so. I don’t want to read plane boring text all day long. If I wanted to do that, I would go and buy news papers or something else dull like that!

And to say that this is a car forum were we essentially only talk about Omegas and Top Geary type questions is FAR FAR from the truth. If that was all that we talked about on here, I for one would be heading straight for the door  :(
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 20 August 2009, 00:38:25
If you read H21 first 2 postings on page 1,I think its clear that he wasnt trying to be draconian or nanny knows best,just asking people to be a bit more considerate to those (including children sometimes)who may be reading what you have written. ;)

In fact iirc he uses the word 'dangle berries' in the first post which indicates to me that no one is trying to turn it into a Sunday school. :y
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Ian_D on 20 August 2009, 00:43:03
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If you read H21 first 2 postings on page 1,I think its clear that he wasnt trying to be draconian or nanny knows best,just asking people to be a bit more considerate to those (including children sometimes)who may be reading what you have written. ;)

In fact iirc he uses the word 'dangle berries' in the first post which indicates to me that no one is trying to turn it into a Sunday school. :y
Maybe its me reading things when i'm half asleep then?  ;D

Must admit, my post is a bit random, as when I started typing it out there was only 10 pages! I clicked on 'post' and it shot up to 17 somehow?  :o

And im not that slow at typing!  ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 20 August 2009, 00:47:07
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Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear  :'(....

mega snip...


You are missing the point a bit...

Agree we all can swear as and when and a wee vent on line has done most of us some good at some time.

Whats requested in my original post is that we do not go overboard and to keep a lid on things.

Admin/mods neither wish nor require to pre-read posts.  I used to use a forum where such a thing was done and it was like reading books in the library and trying to hold a converstation - unworkable....

Likewise, do not come across as overtly aggressive. 

Type as you would want to be read by??

Sounds twee and really quite cack but its been a long day and simply trying to get the gist across.

I dont think that anyone wants to read posts that are overly nicey nicey and gushing in flowery prose but, at the same time, no one (I think) wants to read assorted smut and crap by those who insist on circumventing the swear filter by use of wild card letters and symbols nor inbdeed by being in your face aggressive in the content of their posts.

Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 20 August 2009, 00:50:16
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Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear  :'(....

mega snip...


You are missing the point a bit...

Agree we all can swear as and when and a wee vent on line has done most of us some good at some time.

Whats requested in my original post is that we do not go overboard and to keep a lid on things.

Admin/mods neither wish nor require to pre-read posts.  I used to use a forum where such a thing was done and it was like reading books in the library and trying to hold a converstation - unworkable....

Likewise, do not come across as overtly aggressive. 

Type as you would want to be read by??

Sounds twee and really quite cack but its been a long day and simply trying to get the gist across.

I dont think that anyone wants to read posts that are overly nicey nicey and gushing in flowery prose but, at the same time, no one (I think) wants to read assorted smut and crap by those who insist on circumventing the swear filter by use of wild card letters and symbols nor inbdeed by being in your face aggressive in the content of their posts.


I do Dad to the highlighted parts no to the rest  :-* ;D :P
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 20 August 2009, 00:53:26
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Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear  :'(....

mega snip...


You are missing the point a bit...

Agree we all can swear as and when and a wee vent on line has done most of us some good at some time.

Whats requested in my original post is that we do not go overboard and to keep a lid on things.

Admin/mods neither wish nor require to pre-read posts.  I used to use a forum where such a thing was done and it was like reading books in the library and trying to hold a converstation - unworkable....

Likewise, do not come across as overtly aggressive. 

Type as you would want to be read by??

Sounds twee and really quite cack but its been a long day and simply trying to get the gist across.

I dont think that anyone wants to read posts that are overly nicey nicey and gushing in flowery prose but, at the same time, no one (I think) wants to read assorted smut and crap by those who insist on circumventing the swear filter by use of wild card letters and symbols nor inbdeed by being in your face aggressive in the content of their posts.


I do Dad to the highlighted parts no to the rest  :-* ;D :P

eejit... ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 20 August 2009, 00:56:36
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Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear  :'(....

mega snip...


You are missing the point a bit...

Agree we all can swear as and when and a wee vent on line has done most of us some good at some time.

Whats requested in my original post is that we do not go overboard and to keep a lid on things.

Admin/mods neither wish nor require to pre-read posts.  I used to use a forum where such a thing was done and it was like reading books in the library and trying to hold a converstation - unworkable....

Likewise, do not come across as overtly aggressive. 

Type as you would want to be read by??

Sounds twee and really quite cack but its been a long day and simply trying to get the gist across.

I dont think that anyone wants to read posts that are overly nicey nicey and gushing in flowery prose but, at the same time, no one (I think) wants to read assorted smut and crap by those who insist on circumventing the swear filter by use of wild card letters and symbols nor inbdeed by being in your face aggressive in the content of their posts.


I do Dad to the highlighted parts no to the rest  :-* ;D :P

eejit... ;D


Sorry to let you down  :( :( but I do try honest :P
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: CaptainZok on 20 August 2009, 00:57:24
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Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear  :'(....

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You are missing the point a bit...

Agree we all can swear as and when and a wee vent on line has done most of us some good at some time.

Whats requested in my original post is that we do not go overboard and to keep a lid on things.

Admin/mods neither wish nor require to pre-read posts.  I used to use a forum where such a thing was done and it was like reading books in the library and trying to hold a converstation - unworkable....

Likewise, do not come across as overtly aggressive. 

Type as you would want to be read by??

Sounds twee and really quite cack but its been a long day and simply trying to get the gist across.

I dont think that anyone wants to read posts that are overly nicey nicey and gushing in flowery prose but, at the same time, no one (I think) wants to read assorted smut and crap by those who insist on circumventing the swear filter by use of wild card letters and symbols nor inbdeed by being in your face aggressive in the content of their posts.


I do Dad to the highlighted parts no to the rest  :-* ;D :P

eejit... ;D
You know him so well. ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 20 August 2009, 00:58:23
Not what I first posted Cap'n, but thought I better edit it....  :-[   ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: CaptainZok on 20 August 2009, 01:00:06
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Not what I first posted Cap'n, but thought I better edit it....  :-[   ;D
I'm sure he's got more than two hats Broocie, he buys a new one with each new frock. ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: albitz on 20 August 2009, 01:00:29
I was just thinking,if you hadnt banned swearing you could have been much more accurate with the description. ;D ;D
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: hotel21 on 20 August 2009, 01:02:24
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Not what I first posted Cap'n, but thought I better edit it....  :-[   ;D
I'm sure he's got more than two hats Broocie, he buys a new one with each new frock. ;D ;D

He's contageous you know....

I bought a pink polo shirt the other week....  Wife tells me it suits me and shows off the tan....   :-[
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 20 August 2009, 01:02:53
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Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear  :'(....

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You are missing the point a bit...

Agree we all can swear as and when and a wee vent on line has done most of us some good at some time.

Whats requested in my original post is that we do not go overboard and to keep a lid on things.

Admin/mods neither wish nor require to pre-read posts.  I used to use a forum where such a thing was done and it was like reading books in the library and trying to hold a converstation - unworkable....

Likewise, do not come across as overtly aggressive. 

Type as you would want to be read by??

Sounds twee and really quite cack but its been a long day and simply trying to get the gist across.

I dont think that anyone wants to read posts that are overly nicey nicey and gushing in flowery prose but, at the same time, no one (I think) wants to read assorted smut and crap by those who insist on circumventing the swear filter by use of wild card letters and symbols nor inbdeed by being in your face aggressive in the content of their posts.


I do Dad to the highlighted parts no to the rest  :-* ;D :P

eejit... ;D
You know him so well. ;D

Yes but Captain you know why he knows me so well....

Sure you can remember so long ago when you were at school, the girl you fancied, you always made fun out of.... but deep down loved her to pieces.. Well this is a similar thing, he has to be big and tough as of his Northern Breeding (which actually flows in my blood too)  :D :D ;D ::) :P
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: CaptainZok on 20 August 2009, 01:03:20
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Not what I first posted Cap'n, but thought I better edit it....  :-[   ;D
I'm sure he's got more than two hats Broocie, he buys a new one with each new frock. ;D ;D

He's contageous you know....

I bought a pink polo shirt the other week....  Wife tells me it suits me and shows off the tan....   :-[
Careful mate EP started like that and look at him now.
Title: Re: forum language
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 20 August 2009, 01:04:23
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Not what I first posted Cap'n, but thought I better edit it....  :-[   ;D
I'm sure he's got more than two hats Broocie, he buys a new one with each new frock. ;D ;D

He's contageous you know....

I bought a pink polo shirt the other week....  Wife tells me it suits me and shows off the tan....   :-[


Blood is thicker than water ;)