Power - Karma - Page 23

mobertol · 14-11-2011, 14:30

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Originally Posted by garinda

Pah.

I laugh in both your faces.

It took your's truly three whole minutes.

Wouldn't brag about being too quick G, it's not something we girls appreciate....

garinda · 14-11-2011, 14:30

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Originally Posted by garinda

Pah.

I laugh in both your faces.

It took your's truly three whole minutes.

...and that's only because it was the midddle of the night, and there weren't that many people online.

mobertol · 14-11-2011, 14:33

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Originally Posted by Less

I've not been on out of sympathy for Bee, I told him let me know as soon as your ban is lifted and I'll start posting again.
The little shishter never got in touch and has been posting for a fortnight!

Tsk -will have to send him some red karma for coming between us...

garinda · 14-11-2011, 14:33

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Originally Posted by mobertol

Wouldn't brag about being too quick G, it's not something we girls appreciate....

In that case.

It wasn't true.

It was three seconds.

See ya.

(Phew, another lucky escape.)

mobertol · 14-11-2011, 14:50

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Originally Posted by garinda

In that case.

(Phew, another lucky escape.)

Don't be so sure - as Liz Taylor so wisely said:

"It's not the having, it's the getting!"

garinda · 14-11-2011, 14:58

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Originally Posted by mobertol

Don't be so sure - as Liz Taylor so wisely said:

"It's not the having, it's the getting!"

Who did she make that threat to, Lena Jolly-Bridgier?

mobertol · 14-11-2011, 15:05

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Originally Posted by garinda

Who did she make that threat to, Lena Jolly-Bridgier?

Not a threat surely just a wee provocation.

She was a real go-getter our Liz, knew what she wanted and Whammy! She might have given Gina a few hints along the way -will have to ask her....

She also said "Big girls like big diamonds" - now there's a woman with her priorities sorted

Less · 14-11-2011, 15:47

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Originally Posted by mobertol

Not a threat surely just a wee provocation.

From what I understand quite a few of the feminine ilk suffer this, that's why panty liners were invented.
(Not you mags I'm sure you've read somewhere on the internet that this is some masculine plan to extract the pee).

Michael1954 · 14-11-2011, 16:01

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Originally Posted by Neil

I would never get involved in such petty things any more, well not as often as I used to

Hah! Pull the other one!!

mobertol · 14-11-2011, 16:04

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Originally Posted by Less

From what I understand quite a few of the feminine ilk suffer this, that's why panty liners were invented.
(Not you mags I'm sure you've read somewhere on the internet that this is some masculine plan to extract the pee).

Less, Less, Less I despair of you -when will you learn to avoid certain topics of conversation while trying to flirt with those of the feminine ilk..

It will not do. Am tempted to press the Red karma button....

Less is more...I think I've already tried to impart this to you in the past.

I see we're back to square one, that Bee certainly has a lot to answer for in keeping us apart for all this time!

So much work still needs to be done, I do hope you are not a hope-less case.

davemac · 14-11-2011, 16:49

the fact that this thread has been bouncing along since 24/03/2005 indicates a polarisation of views on this subject.
It would make it more real if the points could actualy do something apart from give people the hump over red ones.
Lets be able to cash in the points for prizes(what do points make, prizes) an people who issue red ones have to do community sevice.

I think I just took the argument too far, so I am off to a darkened room and will await the arrival of the red ones.

Michael1954 · 14-11-2011, 17:10

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Originally Posted by davemac

the fact that this thread has been bouncing along since 24/03/2005 indicates a polarisation of views on this subject.
It would make it more real if the points could actualy do something apart from give people the hump over red ones.
Lets be able to cash in the points for prizes(what do points make, prizes) an people who issue red ones have to do community sevice.

I tried cashing mine in with my Tesco clubcard but they referred me to Asda.

jaysay · 14-11-2011, 19:12

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Originally Posted by Neil

I do miss him, it was so much fun giving him unsigned red, like a double kick in the backside

That of course was before I had my brain removed and became a moderator, I would never get involved in such petty things any more, well not as often as I used to

Na ya just give red warnings now

garinda · 14-11-2011, 19:13

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Originally Posted by davemac

the fact that this thread has been bouncing along since 24/03/2005 indicates a polarisation of views on this subject.
It would make it more real if the points could actualy do something apart from give people the hump over red ones.
Lets be able to cash in the points for prizes(what do points make, prizes) an people who issue red ones have to do community sevice.

I think I just took the argument too far, so I am off to a darkened room and will await the arrival of the red ones.

Lol, we did actually used to have forum currency, called Ackers.

I bet all mine on an outsider, in the betting shop, yes there was one.

I was an Acker millionaire. I'm still smarting, after the great crash, and they were devalued overnight.

Bookies, banks, pet shops, people who'd try and nick 'em...all great fun.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ers-11389.html

Less · 14-11-2011, 19:32

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Originally Posted by garinda

Lol, we did actually used to have forum currency, called Ackers.

I bet all mine on an outsider, in the betting shop, yes there was one.

I was an Acker millionaire. I'm still smarting, after the great crash, and they were devalued overnight.

Bookies, banks, pet shops, people who'd try and nick 'em...all great fun.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ers-11389.html

Yes and you could also steal them if someone kept them on show, I remember Park someone or other getting upset when I stole a couple of his thousands, he never forgave me even though I gave them back to him.
The best thief though must have been Staggeringman.

Those were the days!