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Eh? I've only ever given rep (+ve) out twice and that was as a practice.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostOr maybe give him positive rep in response to your negatives you've been throwing about.
I don't use the rep system to negatively judge someone - if I've got something to say to someone, I'll do it in a thread and not via some weaselly, spineless behind the scenes method.Comment
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Are you implying that some might use the rep system here just because they don't like the poster rather than for any actual content?Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostOr maybe give him positive rep in response to the negatives you've been throwing about.
Shocking.
Have some rep for it.Comment
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I think the insinuation was that people might give you +ve rep, just to make up for SY giving lots of -ve rep.Originally posted by Clippy View PostEh? I've only ever given rep (+ve) out twice and that was as a practice.
I don't use the rep system to negatively judge someone - if I've got something to say to someone, I'll do it in a thread and not via some weaselly, spineless behind the scenes method.Comment
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A shameful and baseless accusation.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI think the insinuation was that people might give you +ve rep, just to make up for SY giving lots of -ve rep.
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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Sorry, misunderstanding, according to the quoted Suity post he's suggesting you should be neg repped. Hence my pos one as no doubt Suity had neg repped you like he did me.Originally posted by Clippy View PostEh? I've only ever given rep (+ve) out twice and that was as a practice.
I don't use the rep system to negatively judge someone - if I've got something to say to someone, I'll do it in a thread and not via some weaselly, spineless behind the scenes method.
Thanks TF
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Who are we talking about? Is it that fella who changes tapes and drives a passat?Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostBollocks, it was another of his endless chain of look at me posts/threads. I don't believe for a microsecond that he'd ever any intention of volunteering.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Nah, some other but similarly pointless pillock.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWho are we talking about? Is it that fella who changes tapes and drives a passat?Comment
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No - SY knows how to punctuate and use the quote buttonOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostWho are we talking about? Is it that fella who changes tapes and drives a passat?Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI think the insinuation was that people might give you +ve rep, just to make up for SY giving lots of -ve rep.Ah, OK, apologies.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostSorry, misunderstanding, according to the quoted Suity post he's suggesting you should be neg repped. Hence my pos one as no doubt Suity had neg repped you like he did me.
Thanks TF
Just checked and this choice entry has a suitably piss-like smell to it: "Oh do fark orf you caant."
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