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Originally posted by nealus View PostAlas posting a question and not replying with a nanosecond upsets the regulars. Thought I would ask a nice easy question, retire with some tea and crumpets, and return with a satisfied and full belly and witness the usual board-based gripes/moaning. Mission accomplished!
Thanks to earlier pertinent replies though..
As previously stated tulip is the word the swear filter uses instead of shit:. Now, should you wish to use shit:. you need to place colons around the offending word :thus:.
Do be aware that if you quote someone (or preview posts) who has used the word shit: the colons will be removed so you'll have to put them back (and retype shit: ) Have a go.
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Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostWhy waste your time in this area of the forum when an attitude like this ^^^^^^^^^ qualifies you for a fast track membership of General.
Come on in - the weather's lovely!!
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Originally posted by nealus View PostAlas posting a question and not replying with a nanosecond upsets the regulars. Thought I would ask a nice easy question, retire with some tea and crumpets, and return with a satisfied and full belly and witness the usual board-based gripes/moaning. Mission accomplished!
Thanks to earlier pertinent replies though..
Come on in - the weather's lovely!!
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Originally posted by cojak View PostObviously not since he asked the question then buggered off...
Thanks to earlier pertinent replies though..
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Originally posted by nealus View PostOk - i've searched this board for the meaning of 'Tulipe' or 'Tulip' and can't find it anywhere.. Is it an abbreviation? Is it contractor code? Pray tell please!
You don't bother much with CUK, do you?
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Originally posted by nealus View PostOk - i've searched this board for the meaning of 'Tulipe' or 'Tulip' and can't find it anywhere.. Is it an abbreviation? Is it contractor code? Pray tell please!
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