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PostPosted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 10:54 pm Reply with quote
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In light of a recent topic that did not reveal its contents until you had opened the thread which left many shocked and upset (and personally one I wish I had not witnessed); what do you think to us using some sort of waring alert in the title of the thread?

It just need something simple that we can all identify with and then it will give us the option of viewing that post or avoiding it!

Anybody any views - positive or negative please


Many thanks x
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 12:19 pm Reply with quote
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SSBubbles wrote:
In light of a recent topic that did not reveal its contents until you had opened the thread which left many shocked and upset (and personally one I wish I had not witnessed); what do you think to us using some sort of waring alert in the title of the thread?

It just need something simple that we can all identify with and then it will give us the option of viewing that post or avoiding it!

Anybody any views - positive or negative please


Many thanks x




No responses, not surprised really Rolling Eyes

So sad to see that some of you do not appear to have any morals and think it was ok to open the above mentioned thread.

For those of you who saw the picture will know what I mean about it being very graphic. There she was, such a pretty and innocent girl (toddler in a pushchair_ and then underneath, the bold 'pedophile' which was to be the basis of the topic!
Maybe a mistake by the author - I do not know - but definitely uncalled for
Sad
Can you imagine if it was your wife, sister, aunt, gran (any relative really) who had opened that thread and in doing so it opened a memory of great pain and loss Sad How would you feel then? Those of you with young children - daughters - but let us not kid ourselves, boys are victims too - would you honestly have opened this thread if you knew its contents?

Can we do something about these 'Controversial' postings please? I see we have another - on the issue of eating birds on sticks. I was asked to look at this thread otherwise I would have let it pass!

Also, please do not liken this thread with the Cyprus problem. I understand that is a very painful issue for many of you - (an issue I do try to educate myself by reading that particular thread, though I realise I can never empathise or truly understand the 'problem' -that is why I rarely post on the subject) - at least for the best part it is kept in the 'Cyprob' pages and fellow forumers are at least given the chance to see if they want to participate or not.

This is only my opinion - does anyone else have anything to add?
PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:06 pm Reply with quote
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After living in the EU, not smoking in pubs, warning signs on everything including spoons, explicit lyric warnings on cd's, 1 pint only drink-drive, warning labels on booze, with all this state control/paranoia over our lives.......you wish to regulate yet one more thing.

JUST IN CASE you are ever forced to take a step out of your suburbian lifestyle with a glass of chablis in your hand, having to face a small part of the real world.
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Brittania wrote:
After living in the EU, not smoking in pubs, warning signs on everything including spoons, explicit lyric warnings on cd's, 1 pint only drink-drive, warning labels on booze, with all this state control/paranoia over our lives.......you wish to regulate yet one more thing.

JUST IN CASE you are ever forced to take a step out of your suburbian lifestyle with a glass of chablis in your hand, having to face a small part of the real world.


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No - can't you read - it is to give people the option of choice Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

BTW, no to the chablis - but close Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

So it is ok to 'regulate' Cyprus - but only under YOUR TERMS - or have I got that wrong too? Don't make me laugh Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing
PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:27 pm Reply with quote
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SSBubbles wrote:
Brittania wrote:
After living in the EU, not smoking in pubs, warning signs on everything including spoons, explicit lyric warnings on cd's, 1 pint only drink-drive, warning labels on booze, with all this state control/paranoia over our lives.......you wish to regulate yet one more thing.

JUST IN CASE you are ever forced to take a step out of your suburbian lifestyle with a glass of chablis in your hand, having to face a small part of the real world.


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No - can't you read - it is to give people the option of choice Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

BTW, no to the chablis - but close Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

So it is ok to 'regulate' Cyprus - but only under YOUR TERMS - or have I got that wrong too? Don't make me laugh Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing


Your Ranting's and constant barrage of emoticons make it extremely hard to understand anything you're trying to say.

Is English your first language?


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:28 pm Reply with quote
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Why not have a Controversial Topics section, like General Chat.

So anything that may offend someone can go in there.

Probably won't work as every thread seems to upset someone, and if it doesn't the Admin deletes it.
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Brittania wrote:
SSBubbles wrote:
Brittania wrote:
After living in the EU, not smoking in pubs, warning signs on everything including spoons, explicit lyric warnings on cd's, 1 pint only drink-drive, warning labels on booze, with all this state control/paranoia over our lives.......you wish to regulate yet one more thing.

JUST IN CASE you are ever forced to take a step out of your suburbian lifestyle with a glass of chablis in your hand, having to face a small part of the real world.


javascript:emoticon('Laughing')
Laughing


No - can't you read - it is to give people the option of choice Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

BTW, no to the chablis - but close Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

So it is ok to 'regulate' Cyprus - but only under YOUR TERMS - or have I got that wrong too? Don't make me laugh Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing


Your Ranting's and constant barrage of emoticons make it extremely hard to understand anything you're trying to say.

Is english your first language?




Keep digging your own gallows.......................................

Was that plain enough?
PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:33 pm Reply with quote
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BTW Britannia

that is I meant to say

BY THE- WAY (got that?)


Why can't you answer a question that has been asked of you?
Afraid?


OH! As I was so rude in my hasty reply before - Yes English is my given language

Again, anything you want to know - just ask.
Refer back to Oscar Wilde too
PostPosted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:35 pm Reply with quote
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SSBubbles wrote:
BTW Britannia

that is I meant to say

BY THE- WAY (got that?)


Why can't you answer a question that has been asked of you?
Afraid?


OH! As I was so rude in my hasty reply before - Yes English is my given language

Again, anything you want to know - just ask.
Refer back to Oscar Wilde too


what was the question tweety?
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Handbags at dawn ladies? Laughing Laughing Laughing
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