Flash mob in Accy

[RHFOY]

Originally Posted by Less

Whatever he/she is,
talks more sense than you.
We can see you are lost, plenty of posts over the past few days but very little worthwhile content.
Why not put a bit of quality into the marathon posting you seem to be doing?

ahahaha, ditto.p.s. thanks for reading them :-)

[Less]

Originally Posted by RHFOY

ahahaha, ditto.p.s. thanks for reading them :-)

See what I mean? Do you really consider the above a worthwhile post?
Can't wait for the novelty of talking to other people on the Internet to go away and allow you to think before you post.
Not doing as well as Rindy yet are you?

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by RHFOY

thats abelter had a mirage...... flashed across me, are you a little wound up???
i would never ever call your grammer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11......... It was me saying what the word meant and it makes easier reading for some, one extra letter meant it wouldnt have taken much longer to add.... i like to be candid and not change my argument midway through, unlike others who ajust accordingly to always win or be right.. i prefer to ADMIT. when im wrong and humble enough to ask if i dont know.. happy days :-) :-)

Now why would you think I am wound up?
Might it be because I am saying something that you don't particularly like?

The word is grammar.

You do not need to tell me what the word transitory means as I already know, and as far as I am concerned it was used in the correct context.

I do not need you to help me to formulate my posts, when I do I will pack it all in.

I do not know what you are referring to when you mention right and wrong, and being humble enough to ask.
I feel pretty sure though that you will enlighten me though.

[DaveinGermany]

Come on Folks, the Lads on a learning curve (pretty steep too). He might not articulate quite so well as some on here & he may get somewhat confused at times, but I don't really think he means to put noses out. A Simple soul who gets a bit muddled in his thoughts ?

I feel partially responsible as I encouraged him to move away from posting solely on the "Spire Farm" & to get a broader understanding by joining in elsewhere, mixing it up a bit so he could get a better overview of the goodly Folk on here, come on people you're better than this !

[Alan Varrechia]

Originally Posted by Less

Whatever he/she is,
talks more sense than you.
We can see you are lost, plenty of posts over the past few days but very little worthwhile content.
Why not put a bit of quality into the marathon posting you seem to be doing?

Phew, I thought it was only me that had noticed.

[walkinman221]

Originally Posted by Alan Varrechia

Phew, I thought it was only me that had noticed.

No you are not alone

[garinda]

Originally Posted by RHFOY

is garinda a man a woman or both?? im lost

Gender politics aside, in answer to your question.

Way out of your league.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by RHFOY

i didnt say it was, i suggested how it could be sustained and be improved by people who sit and criticise, the tryers!! oh was it on a satday?? most working people rest on these days, 20k is not a great wage inc- having to work wkends!! oh and dance routines are the fashion, last 2/3 britains got talent shows were won by dance performers, the first one was from warrington and did, im dancing in the rain, good job young kids like old tastes, as some mature people dont like our modern day syles or choices off music :-)

What's 'britains got talent' (sic)?

Is it a prize awarded in the arts, I haven't come across?

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Are we all supposed to say 'ooh, aah, isn't it grand'?

It should have been a bit more than 'grand'.

Costing as it did, £1,160.00.

'Ain't it grand, and then some,?'

[garinda]

Originally Posted by RHFOY

sometimes with some folk you just or never will WIN

No.

As long as I have breath left in my lungs, you will never win the argument that one penny of tax payers' money should ever be spent on such puerile drivel, masquerading under the misleading term of community art.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by ***Mr D***

400?

Ten minutes into the film you can count 'em, from the offical recording, taken on the roof of the Arndale.

Try dividing 400 by 10 for a more accurate figure.

Still, perhaps we shouldn't be such philistines, as to worry about such things as accuracy, costs, or numbers particpating.

This is 'community art', at it's best.

[MargaretR]

I paused it and counted 30 - hardly a mob is it? - just a strolling chav gang.

[DaveinGermany]

See you got a mention round about the 11 mins & 50 secs point Rindy

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Gayle

Here's what I saw last Saturday

About 400 people in the town centre that came in specifically for the dancing..

Originally Posted by Gayle

The only cost is the dance teacher who has devised the dances and then taught specific groups of people.

Total budget is £1,160 and is broken down as follows

Dance prep time x 1 day

£100

9 groups @ £15 per hour

£810

Performance co-ordination

£100

Admin

£150
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Perhaps this might explain certain inconstitencies and anonomalies.

Someone could be due an eye test, or should enroll for a basic maths class.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

See you got a mention round about the 11 mins & 50 secs point Rindy

Having 20/20 vision, nor blinkered by certain ties, I see things as they actually are.

It's called seeing the world of reality.