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Re: JP didn't break any rules
Is the insult still around? Linkie?:O
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by Chewie UK
JP was put on moderation after being insulting to a Mod.
JP insulting?
How could anyone tell?
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
lynx said I was acting like an arse, I replied by asking if he had an unfeasibly small penis.
It's all sorted and the thread closed, with my agreement.
It's all done and dusted. The moderation is not finished yet, another day or so I think.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by clocker
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chewie UK
JP was put on moderation after being insulting to a Mod.
JP insulting?
How could anyone tell?
I thought irascible was his trade mark. :blink:
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by clocker
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chewie UK
JP was put on moderation after being insulting to a Mod.
JP insulting?
How could anyone tell?
That's a bit harsh.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by Biggles
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Originally Posted by clocker
JP insulting?
How could anyone tell?
I thought irascible was his trade mark. :blink:
Et Tu, Lese
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
What is the moderation? Is it like probation? Or deferment? One more no-no & double the punishment? It's not no posting or viewing privileges.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
If a member of FST is on moderation,
do they recive a free forum counselling session before being allowed back?
I've never been on such a thing,
but I do hope Jp is ok, hang in there dude! ... Power to The people and all that! :)
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
What exactly does moderation consist of?
You're here and posting...did I miss the public flogging?
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by clocker
What exactly does moderation consist of?
You're here and posting...did I miss the public flogging?
All posts are checked by a mod or admin, before they are posted.
The chaps do a great job of checking them quickly, when they are about to do it.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by JPaul
Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
What exactly does moderation consist of?
You're here and posting...did I miss the public flogging?
All posts are checked by a mod or admin, before they are posted.
The chaps do a great job of checking them quickly, when they are about to do it.
I dare you to try and post the phrase "cock spanner".
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by JPaul
Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
What exactly does moderation consist of?
You're here and posting...did I miss the public flogging?
All posts are checked by a mod or admin, before they are posted.
The chaps do a great job of checking them quickly, when they are about to do it.
Tee hee...you're being vetted?
Wikipedia must be ablaze with requests about arcane Scottish slang.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by clocker
Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
All posts are checked by a mod or admin, before they are posted.
The chaps do a great job of checking them quickly, when they are about to do it.
Tee hee...you're being
vetted?
Wikipedia must be ablaze with requests about arcane Scottish slang.
vetted indeed, c**k spa**er.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
So JPaul has a mod on a string. Dancing to his every post.:lol:
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by JPaul
vetted indeed, c**k spa**er.
Fortunately I have an unfeasably small vocabulary so I canna tae umbrage.
I suspect the tool in question is metric anyways, which would render it automatically irrelevant.
Merkins use yardsticks.:P
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
Sounds more like moderation for a Mod.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by clocker
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Originally Posted by JPaul
vetted indeed, c**k spa**er.
Fortunately I have an unfeasably small vocabulary so I canna tae umbrage.
I suspect the tool in question is metric anyways, which would render it automatically irrelevant.
Merkins use
yardsticks.:P
Where do you chaps get this idea we use metric measurements in the UK.
Everyone I know uses miles, yards, feet, inches, stones, pounds, ounces, gallons, pints, fluid ounces etc.
We use the decimal system for currency, but that's it.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by JPaul
Where do you chaps get this idea we use metric measurements in the UK.
I heard it from the friend of a friend who once drank a Bass Ale.
Seemed reliable to me.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by clocker
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Originally Posted by JPaul
Where do you chaps get this idea we use metric measurements in the UK.
I heard it from the friend of a friend who once drank a Bass Ale.
Seemed reliable to me.
Good source, I can see how you would have believed that.
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I tend to use both system, having been brought up with them.
The trouble with imperial measurements is that there's no consistency with them...
16 ounces = 1 pound
14 pounds = 1 stone
8 stones = 1 cwt
20 cwt = 1 ton (I think)
12 inches to a foot
3 feet in a yard
2 yards in a fathom
1760 yards in a mile? who the hell came up with that one?
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
It was 1000 paces for a Roman Soldier.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
I use whichever is convenient. Metric for bits smaller than an inch, then imperial for bigger stuff. I also use imperial in cooking.
Oddly, I have also used grammes expressed as fractions of ounces. But it seems to work ok
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
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Originally Posted by sArA
I use whichever is convenient. Metric for bits smaller than an inch, then imperial for bigger stuff. I also use imperial in cooking.
Oddly, I have also used grammes expressed as fractions of ounces. But it seems to work ok
I used to work with a fella who used both. He would regularly give measurements like 2 metres 4 inches.
He did it with no hint of irony.
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
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Originally Posted by sArA
I use whichever is convenient. Metric for bits smaller than an inch, then imperial for bigger stuff. I also use imperial in cooking.
Oddly, I have also used grammes expressed as fractions of ounces. But it seems to work ok
I used to work with a fella who used both. He would regularly give measurements like 2 metres 4 inches.
He did it with no hint of irony.
Yeah, but it makes sense tho....
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Re: JP didn't break any rules
Quote:
Originally Posted by sArA
Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
I used to work with a fella who used both. He would regularly give measurements like 2 metres 4 inches.
He did it with no hint of irony.
Yeah, but it makes sense tho....
Are you wee Boaby, from Banknock, at all.
