Reply to: Tulips?

[Arturo Bassick]

Ah, ok.

So person does that sockie twat shaunnyboy belong to, as he really can't be that stupid.

Oh yes he can.

Patron sounds better than "member". Or appendage.

I chose my word deliberately.

[TimberWolf]

Sockie is short for sock puppet which implies that the user id is being operated by another member of this board.

Patron sounds better than "member". Or appendage.

[Zoiderman]

Sockie is short for sock puppet which implies that the user id is being operated by another member of this board.

Ah, ok.

So person does that sockie twat shaunnyboy belong to, as he really can't be that stupid.

[Arturo Bassick]

OK, I'll bite, what is a sockie?

Sockie is short for sock puppet which implies that the user id is being operated by another member of this board.

[Arturo Bassick]

Tulip
Sockies
Trolls
Bobs
Pimps
Gigs - okay this is one of the easier ones.

I have often felt that there should be some sort of forum dictionary for new members, a bit like the Viz profanisaurus.

qh

Do you need those explained or were you just suggesting examples?

[Zoiderman]

Tulip
Sockies
Trolls
Bobs
Pimps
Gigs - okay this is one of the easier ones.

I have often felt that there should be some sort of forum dictionary for new members, a bit like the Viz profanisaurus.

qh

OK, I'll bite, what is a sockie?

[quackhandle]

Tulip
Sockies
Trolls
Bobs
Pimps
Gigs - okay this is one of the easier ones.

I have often felt that there should be some sort of forum dictionary for new members, a bit like the Viz profanisaurus.

qh

[wim121]

wrong again Wim. Spell it backwards DUH. A Pilut is actually the Latin for 'Large Dung Heap' or 'Midden'
so the admin were actually quite clever coming up with tulip

Ahhh thank you, no-one ever explained that before .... I suppose tulip does have more of a ring than pilut as well ....

[TimberWolf]

I just pasted a naughty word list here and hit preview. List looked a bit boring. Mostly just asterisks. I'd create a reverse naughty word list if I knew how to compare two columns in Open Office and filter/delete/include matching or non-matching field columns.

[EternalOptimist]

I asked the same thing a while back ....

I get the whole tulip for sh** substitution .....



But I find it highly amusing people use the word tulip, considering tulips were once a more valuable trading commodity than real estate. Unless of course, they are referring to the great tulip crash in centuries past. The market recovered, but never to the same extent it once was .....

I havent seen evidence on here yet of the intelligence to relate tulip trivia of centuries past to their substitution. However I could be wrong, they could be using the tulip market to refer to the state of their own contracting

wrong again Wim. Spell it backwards DUH. A Pilut is actually the Latin for 'Large Dung Heap' or 'Midden'
so the admin were actually quite clever coming up with tulip

[Mich the Tester]

I asked the same thing a while back ....

I get the whole tulip for sh** substitution .....



But I find it highly amusing people use the word tulip, considering tulips were once a more valuable trading commodity than real estate. Unless of course, they are referring to the great tulip crash in centuries past. The market recovered, but never to the same extent it once was .....

I havent seen evidence on here yet of the intelligence to relate tulip trivia of centuries past to their substitution. However I could be wrong, they could be using the tulip market to refer to the state of their own contracting

The market's still tulip.

[wim121]

I noticed there is a lot of Tulip talk on this website...is it some kind of inside joke I am missing?

I asked the same thing a while back ....

I get the whole tulip for sh** substitution .....



But I find it highly amusing people use the word tulip, considering tulips were once a more valuable trading commodity than real estate. Unless of course, they are referring to the great tulip crash in centuries past. The market recovered, but never to the same extent it once was .....

I havent seen evidence on here yet of the intelligence to relate tulip trivia of centuries past to their substitution. However I could be wrong, they could be using the tulip market to refer to the state of their own contracting

[EternalOptimist]

****? surely plural? *****.

[Mich the Tester]

nork? surely plural? norks.

Well alright then, two, but more is just greedy.

[Arturo Bassick]

nork

nork? surely plural? norks.