is accyweb dying? - Page 3

jaysay · 24-08-2010, 17:52

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Originally Posted by cashman

you really should get a life hedman.

Think that's too late cashy

jaysay · 24-08-2010, 17:54

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I don't think posts have been off topic, because the thread starter quoted an act of violence which had not been reported here (which he considers would have been a thread topic in the past)

So the posts discussed the types of incident which may or may not be out of the norm and so be 'news'

We could have just responded - 'No it isn't' - and bored the pants off anyone reading it.

Again the voice of wisdom

MargaretR · 24-08-2010, 17:59

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Again the voice of wisdom

Nice of you to say that
...but wisdom only comes from a lifetime of foolishness - I learnt by mistakes
...and still make them, but less often

jaysay · 24-08-2010, 18:02

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Originally Posted by cashman

has it never entered yer empty head? ( though you have a very high opinion of yerself** if those 30 as you say didn't post regular, there wouldn't be a site! it like many others would be long gone,

Spot on cashy, you only have to take a look at Blackburn and Burnley Web, and I know first had how the much time the guys who own them have put in trying to keep them afloat, Accy Web is one of the best around you only have to look at the daily visit list, is always in or around the 200 mark, then compared with others, I think Roy, Mick and co run a great ship and long may it last

jaysay · 24-08-2010, 18:05

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Nice of you to say that
...but wisdom only comes from a lifetime of foolishness - I learnt by mistakes
...and still make them, but less often

Tell me about it, I only thank god I'm not in a position top make um now

Margaret Pilkington · 24-08-2010, 18:52

Threads are like a conversation in real life...sometimes it meanders off the subject, but usually gets back on track again.

For some people Accyweb is their link to the outside community. Some people who post on here, find it difficult to get out and about, but can keep in touch with what is happening by coming on Accyweb.
Hedman, you could learn to live and let live. If you don't like the forum, then don't visit it...it isn't compulsory to be part of it.

heth · 24-08-2010, 18:55

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Threads are like a conversation in real life...sometimes it meanders off the subject, but usually gets back on track again.

For some people Accyweb is their link to the outside community. Some people who post on here, find it difficult to get out and about, but can keep in touch with what is happening by coming on Accyweb.
Hedman, you could learn to live and let live. If you don't like the forum, then don't visit it...it isn't compulsory to be part of it.

Well said Margaret

jaysay · 24-08-2010, 18:55

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Threads are like a conversation in real life...sometimes it meanders off the subject, but usually gets back on track again.

For some people Accyweb is their link to the outside community. Some people who post on here, find it difficult to get out and about, but can keep in touch with what is happening by coming on Accyweb.
Hedman, you could learn to live and let live. If you don't like the forum, then don't visit it...it isn't compulsory to be part of it.

In a nutshell Margaret

Margaret Pilkington · 24-08-2010, 18:58

Thank you Heth and John.
I am glad you both think my post is valid.

heth · 24-08-2010, 19:01

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Thank you Heth and John.
I am glad you both think my post is valid.

Very much so, I was sat here thinking of how to write the same thing but when I read yours I couldnt have done any better

Margaret Pilkington · 24-08-2010, 19:03

I really, really wanted to say something else, but didn't want to come across as inflammatory.

jaysay · 24-08-2010, 19:03

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Thank you Heth and John.
I am glad you both think my post is valid.

Ya Margart but will hedcase, sorry hedman

Margaret Pilkington · 24-08-2010, 19:05

I guess he won't.

kikine · 24-08-2010, 19:10

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Threads are like a conversation in real life...sometimes it meanders off the subject, but usually gets back on track again.

For some people Accyweb is their link to the outside community. Some people who post on here, find it difficult to get out and about, but can keep in touch with what is happening by coming on Accyweb.
Hedman, you could learn to live and let live. If you don't like the forum, then don't visit it...it isn't compulsory to be part of it.

I totally agree, not being a big poster myself but improving, I enjoy the humour and wit of these 30 people and going off thread other issues or names pop up that normally wouldn't. Life is serious enough, the banter lightens what could become very tedious. Thankyou to the 30 people I for one appreciate it, maybe Hedman should become 31 and lighten up a little.

katex · 24-08-2010, 19:17

There again, it's posts like Hedman's that bump up threads and keep the site thriving as everyone responds in 'one way or another' ...

So don't knock him for his criticism ... embrace it. There again .. yes, 'do have a go Joe'

I will give you Karma, Hedman, for having the guts.