Do you think - Page 9

janet · 20-03-2009, 10:24

I think this thread has turned into a slanging match and should be closed.

Taggy · 20-03-2009, 11:00

Such a shame that the questioner doesn't like to be questioned!!

Best Regards - Taggy

planetsusie · 20-03-2009, 11:02

nah she just thinks there isn't any point n woulld rather move onto some friendly banter

Less · 20-03-2009, 11:02

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Originally Posted by janet

I think this thread has turned into a slanging match and should be closed.

I think your wrong on both counts, only one person being rude in this thread and that's the person that started it.

All she has to do to get the thread back on an even keel is clarify her first post, let people know clearly what her own opinions on the subject are. Oh, and stop being pretentious!

Taggy · 20-03-2009, 11:04

Takes two to tango Susie!

Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay · 20-03-2009, 11:39

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Originally Posted by Taggy

Takes two to tango Susie!

Best Regards - Taggy

Quite right Taggy, or your dancing on your own

cashman · 20-03-2009, 12:18

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Originally Posted by planetsusie

nah she just thinks there isn't any point n woulld rather move onto some friendly banter

is it just me that suspects some kinda political connection here? political animals always tend to evade the question that many are asking.

planetsusie · 20-03-2009, 16:07

Okay fair enough
I haven't offered a personal opinion on this
I should have done that when asked, sorry
I'm much in the same frame as a few others on here that I may have dispute and fall outs with family members but if someone else attacks them I jump in to defend them
My responses to a family members troubles are more active too in so much as I will dash over there to help when asked rather than just call them or arrange a time to visit.
I also get unreasonably angry when someone criticises a family member (even when they may be right) haha
Oh and I don't delete them from my phone book when they do something mean to me or let me down, I make excuses up for them cos I want to believe in them

Some of you are also very witty and I have laughed out loud reading back a few of the amusing responses, thanks for that. A smile is always good.

I can assure you there aren't any psychological analysis here or political connections here, I'm not shady enough

Oh n I dont live in Hull.. haha ...That isn't West Yorkshire, (well. Might be my geography is rubbish) I live in the Dewsbury area which is about 7 out of Leeds.

jaysay · 20-03-2009, 16:57

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Originally Posted by cashman

is it just me that suspects some kinda political connection here? political animals always tend to evade the question that many are asking.

What you talking about cashy

cashman · 20-03-2009, 17:13

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Originally Posted by planetsusie

Okay fair enough
I haven't offered a personal opinion on this
I should have done that when asked, sorry
I'm much in the same frame as a few others on here that I may have dispute and fall outs with family members but if someone else attacks them I jump in to defend them
My responses to a family members troubles are more active too in so much as I will dash over there to help when asked rather than just call them or arrange a time to visit.
I also get unreasonably angry when someone criticises a family member (even when they may be right) haha
Oh and I don't delete them from my phone book when they do something mean to me or let me down, I make excuses up for them cos I want to believe in them

Some of you are also very witty and I have laughed out loud reading back a few of the amusing responses, thanks for that. A smile is always good.

I can assure you there aren't any psychological analysis here or political connections here, I'm not shady enough

Oh n I dont live in Hull.. haha ...That isn't West Yorkshire, (well. Might be my geography is rubbish) I live in the Dewsbury area which is about 7 out of Leeds.

i did retract the hull bit susie

good on yer having a laugh at some of the comments.

but ya don't work in Dewsbury.

accyman · 20-03-2009, 17:21

change of mind its not late enough :-)

emamum · 20-03-2009, 17:37

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Originally Posted by planetsusie

Oh n I dont live in Hull.. haha ...That isn't West Yorkshire, (well. Might be my geography is rubbish) I live in the Dewsbury area which is about 7 out of Leeds.

completly off topic but... i have family in dewsbury and Batley

Eric · 20-03-2009, 18:10

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Originally Posted by emamum

completly off topic but... i have family in dewsbury and Batley

As you mention "family", I don't think that you are at all off topic.

Damn Maple Leafs lost again last night .... 3-1, in favour of the Florida Panthers .... Now, that is completely off topic

jaysay · 21-03-2009, 10:27

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Originally Posted by Eric

As you mention "family", I don't think that you are at all off topic.

Damn Maple Leafs lost again last night .... 3-1, in favour of the Florida Panthers .... Now, that is completely off topic

Having to drown your sorrows again Eric

jambutty · 24-03-2009, 13:12

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Originally Posted by churchman phil

What is your take on the question susie?? You've neglected to tell anyone what you think.

The art of opening a discussion on a topic is not to do it with your own opinion but to let others post theirs first. Then after a while voice your own view.

It avoids some people from taking an opposing view just to be argumentative.

“And what do you think influences the dynamic?” An odd choice of words but I understood what they meant.