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Threatened? By a geek?Originally posted by suityou01 View PostA thread called Kebabs in Germany survived, the thread I created called Kebabs in France was moved.
I was then threatened on here by a poster, who I should be meeting at the CUK spring bash this Friday. I posted a thread about this to draw attention to the threat and try and warn people, and this thread was moved to light relief.
Net result, every thread I created yesterday, serious or not was moved.
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Like being savaged by a dead sheep.Originally posted by Churchill View PostThreatened? By a geek?
(now, who was it said that...)Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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WSS.Originally posted by cojak View PostStop it - the lot of you.
You've stopped bantering and now you're acting like a bunch of wee girls.
Pathetic really and all the while a million "engineers" in India are learning all the latest codes and getting on with doings whilst the UK gov stamps their intra company work permits.
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Any of the miriad of logins he already has.Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostWhat do you think his new name will be?
I'd like to see "F CUKWIT" make a few posts.If you have to add a
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Sounds like one of Corporal Bhoy's lines.Originally posted by threaded View PostLike being savaged by a dead sheep.
(now, who was it said that...)
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T'was aimed at Geoffrey Howe I think..... so mid-70s to mid 80s politico....Originally posted by threaded View PostLike being savaged by a dead sheep.
(now, who was it said that...)
Possibly David Owen?Comment
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I'm not flouncing, not yet anyways, just asking the question - if a mod has it in for you and keeps treating everything you say as "noise" then wtf is the point?Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostHe'll be back. I've only been on here a few months and he's left at least twice!
I mean seriously, not much fun in using the forum at all then is it?Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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No, not Dave, but I remember his eyebrows now.Originally posted by Drewster View PostT'was aimed at Geoffrey Howe I think..... so mid-70s to mid 80s politico....
Possibly David Owen?Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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