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Previously on "Some things in moderation"
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So can I call spod a **** but not Cojak? Or can I call Cojak a **** as long as it's about personal matters rather than moderation issues?Originally posted by administrator View PostSwearing is fine, just not at mods who have a problem with you
A bit like real life, swearing in front of and at your mates is fine. Call your Mum a knob-jockey and it is likely to result in a slap.
edit: I don't think Cojak is a **** for the record.
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My "Dear points of view" Frankie Boyle joke got removed.
I don't think I've ever recovered.
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Exactly. I understand she's much more butch than you.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostFor the record. I'm not SY01's mum.
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Swearing is fine, just not at mods who have a problem with youOriginally posted by d000hg View PostI thought we were allowed to swear in the new forum, or did that get locked down again? I prefer people not swearing but thought it wasn't blocked any more.
A bit like real life, swearing in front of and at your mates is fine. Call your Mum a knob-jockey and it is likely to result in a slap.
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I thought we were allowed to swear in the new forum, or did that get locked down again? I prefer people not swearing but thought it wasn't blocked any more.Originally posted by realityhack View PostOh, and I'm giving you an infraction for inappropriate language in the original post.
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What about the insulting a member - I believe he may have been warned once about that already..Originally posted by realityhack View Post...
Oh, and I'm giving you an infraction for inappropriate language in the original post. ...
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Odds on starting another thread complaining about the treatment in this thread?Originally posted by rsingh View PostShall we take bets on how this progresses?
16/1 - SY gets ignored and throws another hissy fit.
13/1 - The thread gets deleted
8/1 - The thread gets moved to Light Relief
11/4 - SY wets the bed
5/2 - Everyone else gets out the popcorn
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Originally posted by cojak View PostAnd I'm sure he loves you too, dear!
There's a lot of love here today.
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Thank you AtW, you've summed it up in a nutshell.
I'm only rude to people I like.
I'm neutrally polite when I warn people who are new here/ genuinely offensive/ are not people I consider friends.
Hope that clears things up.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI realise NAT that you may consider my "signal to noise ratio" to be out of acceptable levels but I consider you to be a jumped up little p r i c k with no clue what you are doing. To that end, f u c k you and the horse you rode in on you utter knob.
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Expecting trouble this morning Cojak. All three moderators on.Originally posted by cojak View PostOh gawd, no more button pushing, he's trotting as fast as he can already.
LOOK OUT HES GOT A SHOOTER!!!!
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