I was active only on one forum in my whole life - long ago in my gaming era - and never found forum activity to be very useful. Now I questioned it's usefulness again. Real life talk or silence suits me more.
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It would suit most on here. Take "normal"(whatever that means) person. Add anonymity.Originally posted by TRON View PostI was active only on one forum in my whole life - long ago in my gaming era - and never found forum activity to be very useful. Now I questioned it's usefulness again. Real life talk or silence suits me more.
When asking questions expect a whole load of abuse. And 1 useful response in 10.
CUK can be useful helping to pass time in a boring gig. Reading numpty questions can make one feel very superior - as long as you remember that most of those you feel superior to are cretins.
And without CUK, I would never have found out why it is best to avoid the mango chutney in Indian restaurants.....
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PS - where in the country are you based? The real life meet ups are great fun!Comment
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Be wary of BP he's trying to get you to sponsor his next endurance activity that will nearly kill him.....Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
BP
PS - where in the country are you based? The real life meet ups are great fun!"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I got several offers of sponsorship that only apply if I end up killed.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostBe wary of BP he's trying to get you to sponsor his next endurance activity that will nearly kill him.....
Including some from my ex wives......Comment
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