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***Mr D*** 02-05-2012 18:35

Annual Cost of things
 
Take a guess a what costs the most in Hyndburn.

10,568 Street lights
Maintaining 367km of roads (228 miles)
5 Libraries and mobile libraries
Trading Standards
106 Children being looked after through foster care
10 supported bus routes

So all the above added together or

365 adults looked after in residential homes.

lancsdave 02-05-2012 18:37

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Presumably 365 adults, but looking at it logically if we gave them all 1km of road to look after they would help to pay off their keep :)

Restless 02-05-2012 18:44

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Dunno but I figured out recently that 4 cups of coffee per day at work at 25p a time-- If I was to spend every day of the year at work and not having a break at all, it would be £365!

AccyChris 02-05-2012 22:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 988901)
Presumably 365 adults, but looking at it logically if we gave them all 1km of road to look after they would help to pay off their keep :)

i'll go with the above :hidewall:

***Mr D*** 02-05-2012 22:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 988900)
Take a guess a what costs the most in Hyndburn.

10,568 Street lights
Maintaining 367km of roads (228 miles)
5 Libraries and mobile libraries
Trading Standards
106 Children being looked after through foster care
10 supported bus routes

So all the above added together or

365 adults looked after in residential homes.

The top lot comes to - £7,715,000

For the Care - £11,673,000

(source some stuff that came with my CT bill).

£31,980 Per adult, per year, does this seem expensive? or am I missing something?

AccyChris 02-05-2012 22:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 989003)
The top lot comes to - £7,715,000

For the Care - £11,673,000

(source some stuff that came with my CT bill).

£31,980 Per adult, per year, does this seem expensive? or am I missing something?

VERY...i've seen 1st hand some of the staff these care homes/home carers provide.....there not worth the £80 :)

Eric 02-05-2012 23:13

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Ok ... I'm a little confused:confused: 365 adults looked after in residential homes ... why? Are these old folks ... Ooops Senior Citizens;) ... do they have medical problems ... ? Would they be otherwise homeless?

BERNADETTE 03-05-2012 00:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989007)
VERY...i've seen 1st hand some of the staff these care homes/home carers provide.....there not worth the £80 :)

Presumably from your comment you or somebody close to you has needed care either in a care home or via home care and you have felt let down by the care provided. Have you complained to the relevant bodies and if not why not?

AccyChris 03-05-2012 06:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 989017)
Presumably from your comment you or somebody close to you has needed care either in a care home or via home care and you have felt let down by the care provided. Have you complained to the relevant bodies and if not why not?

yes bernadette i've had personal experiences with carers both in the home and care home staff an as for me feeling let down by the care provided thats a slight under statement.as for complaining there might be criminal proceedings in the near future because as much as i wanted to deal with it in my own way i did it above board so to speak :)

***Mr D*** 03-05-2012 12:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 989012)
Ok ... I'm a little confused:confused: 365 adults looked after in residential homes ... why? Are these old folks ... Ooops Senior Citizens;) ... do they have medical problems ... ? Would they be otherwise homeless?

It doesn't say, its advised in the literature just as I wrote it.

***Mr D*** 03-05-2012 12:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989007)
VERY...i've seen 1st hand some of the staff these care homes/home carers provide.....there not worth the £80 :)

What did you get for your £80.00.

AccyChris 03-05-2012 16:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 989078)
What did you get for your £80.00.

i know what i should of got....a refund ;)

i was refering to the £31,980 Per adult, per year, :)

Eric 03-05-2012 17:32

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I'm still not sure what the payments are for:confused: I could have gotten the information from Mr. Google. Damned funny those perfect tenses, eh ... especially for the irregular verbs.;) Seems to me that, in many cases, Lancashire dialect is closer to "correct" English than is contemporary usage. I'll have to think about that ... either do some research, or have a beer.:confused: Think I'll go for the beer.:dancedog:

DaveinGermany 03-05-2012 19:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989023)
as for complaining there might be criminal proceedings in the near future because as much as i wanted to deal with it in my own way i did it above board so to speak :)

How's that going to work then ? Considering you don't want anything from the man & you don't feel obliged to put into the pot. What with you being a freeman & all that other stuff. ;)

Genuinely curious.

AccyChris 03-05-2012 20:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 989227)
How's that going to work then ? Considering you don't want anything from the man & you don't feel obliged to put into the pot. What with you being a freeman & all that other stuff. ;)

Genuinely curious.

ok i wanted to kick his backside for a choice of better words.
The demon i can summon in a instant was rattling at the cage but i contolled it.
and by "putting into the pot" im assuming you mean council tax? (i cringe typing the words :)) i may engage the services of the local peace officers since after all thats why they are there
remember everythings free....... except the book which costs for printing and publishing ;)

AccyChris 03-05-2012 22:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 989003)
The top lot comes to - £7,715,000

For the Care - £11,673,000

(source some stuff that came with my CT bill).

£31,980 Per adult, per year, does this seem expensive? or am I missing something?

maybe you should pay your CT bill with a promissory note on loo roll Mr D....money is nothing more than a belief lol ;)

Restless 03-05-2012 22:30

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So you are posting here by pure free spirit magic(not your PAID internet connection)


Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989306)
maybe you should pay your CT bill with a promissory note on loo roll Mr D....money is nothing more than a belief lol ;)


AccyChris 03-05-2012 22:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Restless (Post 989312)
So you are posting here by pure free spirit magic(not your PAID internet connection)

lol paid via promissory contract ;)

***Mr D*** 03-05-2012 23:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989306)
maybe you should pay your CT bill with a promissory note on loo roll Mr D....money is nothing more than a belief lol ;)

We can all be a freeman like yourself.:D

Some of us do have to live in the real world.;)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 989158)
I'm still not sure what the payments are for:confused: I could have gotten the information from Mr. Google. Damned funny those perfect tenses, eh ... especially for the irregular verbs.;) Seems to me that, in many cases, Lancashire dialect is closer to "correct" English than is contemporary usage. I'll have to think about that ... either do some research, or have a beer.:confused: Think I'll go for the beer.:dancedog:

Its not clear what the payments are for. Mr Google doesn't help either.

I was just shocked at the price.

Mancie 04-05-2012 00:01

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Well maybe a bit boring but here we go.. this governments prediction for growth of the economy in 2010 was around 2.5%.. actual growth was 0.3%.. the governments prediction for growth for 2011 3.5%.. growth was 0.1%...lastest is another drop to around 0.3% and this means back into recession that only the top earners even noticed we had come out of:D.. this mob and the Bank of England have been making up numbers and targets that shows they are a disgrace when it comes to running the economy ...why do we rely on market forces and exchange rates?.. is it not time to take a more postive view and build affordable housing along with an all out real effort to increase employment ?..

Eric 04-05-2012 03:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 989345)
Well maybe a bit boring but here we go.. this governments prediction for growth of the economy in 2010 was around 2.5%.. actual growth was 0.3%.. the governments prediction for growth for 2011 3.5%.. growth was 0.1%...lastest is another drop to around 0.3% and this means back into recession that only the top earners even noticed we had come out of:D.. this mob and the Bank of England have been making up numbers and targets that shows they are a disgrace when it comes to running the economy ...why do we rely on market forces and exchange rates?.. is it not time to take a more postive view and build affordable housing along with an all out real effort to increase employment ?..

I presume that you don't see any possibility of positive change under a tory government ... they are acting strictly according to their out-of-date, threadbare ideology. It isn't the time to slash and burn. Even a C grade economics student knows that a consumer economy cannot be successful without fully employed consumers earning a decent wage. Exporting jobs instead of manufactured goods ... doesn't work. Tories hate the poor ... on the other hand, they run an economy in such a way that the number of poor increases. It sometimes seems that the tories are down on the poor because the poor didn't have the foresight to be born with money.:rolleyes:

AccyChris 04-05-2012 06:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 989341)
We can all be a freeman like yourself.:D

Some of us do have to live in the real world.;)



Its not clear what the payments are for. Mr Google doesn't help either.

I was just shocked at the price.

paying it using a Pnote on loo roll is just playing the money system maybe you should all be freemen/freewomen Mr D :D .
even tho my ranting at times prob sounds like i am a FMOTL i hav'nt reached that status... i still get shafted everyday in the REAL world......what i was saying is it does'nt Sound like your enjoying the REAL world much so why not get some fun out your CT bill or is it a case of it's expensive but its ok since after all EVERYTHINGS OK ;)

***Mr D*** 04-05-2012 12:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989350)
paying it using a Pnote on loo roll is just playing the money system maybe you should all be freemen/freewomen Mr D :D .
even tho my ranting at times prob sounds like i am a FMOTL i hav'nt reached that status... i still get shafted everyday in the REAL world......what i was saying is it does'nt Sound like your enjoying the REAL world much so why not get some fun out your CT bill or is it a case of it's expensive but its ok since after all EVERYTHINGS OK ;)

I enjoy the real world, I dont want to have any fun with my CT I cant see how I could have fun with it (Unless I threw it at someone)?

One day Chris, when you have become a man you will understand the debts of life.:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

AccyChris 04-05-2012 16:49

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lol ok throw it at the folk that sent it you :D
are you trying to say i'm female?...a child perhaps? ;)
what do i do to become a man? take on debts an work myself into a grave trying to keep up payments? maybe just get a CT bill?:confused:
i fully comprehend the debts of life just choose to ignore there demands :D:D

Margaret Pilkington 05-05-2012 06:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989488)
lol ok throw it at the folk that sent it you :D
are you trying to say i'm female?...a child perhaps? ;)
what do i do to become a man? take on debts an work myself into a grave trying to keep up payments? maybe just get a CT bill?:confused:
i fully comprehend the debts of life just choose to ignore there demands :D:D


And perhaps expect everyone else to pay your share.

The services you may rely on are paid for by the Council tax.......so by you not taking responsibility for yours means that a heavier burden falls on those other who do pay.
If what you say is true, you are leeching from the society that you live in.
Taking a free ride at the expense of others. You should be ashamed of yourself(but you obviously aren't) because you are hiding behind the FM cr@p.
The smilies do not mitigate your response.

AccyChris 05-05-2012 09:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 989679)
And perhaps expect everyone else to pay your share.

The services you may rely on are paid for by the Council tax.......so by you not taking responsibility for yours means that a heavier burden falls on those other who do pay.
If what you say is true, you are leeching from the society that you live in.
Taking a free ride at the expense of others. You should be ashamed of yourself(but you obviously aren't) because you are hiding behind the FM cr@p.
The smilies do not mitigate your response.

OK MARGRET

i can tell from your response that you are yet another payer of old CT bill.
if you believe taxes are lawful they are not( my mind boggles at the implications :eek:)
so im not a leech as you say i am im infact a lawful being
for which i am not ashamed the only thing i am ashamed of is that theres folk like you in society who still believe its tax paying cr@p :rolleyes:

:D:D:D smiles all round :D:D:D

Margaret Pilkington 05-05-2012 13:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989700)
OK MARGRET

i can tell from your response that you are yet another payer of old CT bill.
if you believe taxes are lawful they are not( my mind boggles at the implications :eek:)
so im not a leech as you say i am im infact a lawful being
for which i am not ashamed the only thing i am ashamed of is that theres folk like you in society who still believe its tax paying cr@p :rolleyes:

:D:D:D smiles all round :D:D:D

Don't insult me by adding smilies to your post.

No you aren't, you are a leech...if you make use of service for which you have made no contribution.
I would assume that you have electricity(which no doubt you pay for) and perhaps gas.......you must consume food and so you muth create rubbish...which the refuse collectors take away(paid for by my CT)....you must have water..do you pay your water bills? Do you work?

You wish to live by some centuries old statutes, but yet we live in modern times. In case you hadn't noticed things have moved on.

If you truly want to be a FM then may I suggest that you take yourself off to some unpopulated Hebridean island, and live your medievel existence there........no electricity, no water other than what you can carry from the nearest stream.......you could grow your own cannabis and smoke it until your brains bleed...and no-one would be there to prosecute you.......You could live a happy life knowing that you aren't being screwed by modern taxes(you would also be freed from the great burden of the promissory note)......we would also be very happy for you as we would no longer have to read the drivel that you post.

jaysay 05-05-2012 13:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 989759)
Don't insult me by adding smilies to your post.

No you aren't, you are a leech...if you make use of service for which you have made no contribution.
I would assume that you have electricity(which no doubt you pay for) and perhaps gas.......you must consume food and so you muth create rubbish...which the refuse collectors take away(paid for by my CT)....you must have water..do you pay your water bills? Do you work?

You wish to live by some centuries old statutes, but yet we live in modern times. In case you hadn't noticed things have moved on.

If you truly want to be a FM then may I suggest that you take yourself off to some unpopulated Hebridean island, and live your medievel existence there........no electricity, no water other than what you can carry from the nearest stream.......you could grow your own cannabis and smoke it until your brains bleed...and no-one would be there to prosecute you.......You could live a happy life knowing that you aren't being screwed by modern taxes(you would also be freed from the great burden of the promissory note)......we would also be very happy for you as we would no longer have to read the drivel that you post.

Margaret don't fuel this guy/Gals ego, just ignore him/her and they'll go way, and it makes better reading when you come on here anyway

maxthecollie 06-05-2012 10:18

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Well said Jaysay

susie123 06-05-2012 10:31

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Well I see that my posts upbraiding Accychris for his grammar and for not using Margaret Pilkington's correct name, plus the comments of others on those posts, have been deleted. I protest that perfectly polite posts have been removed when illiterate rantings have been allowed to remain.

Less 06-05-2012 11:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 989928)
Well I see that my posts upbraiding Accychris for his grammar and for not using Margaret Pilkington's correct name, plus the comments of others on those posts, have been deleted. I protest that perfectly polite posts have been removed when illiterate rantings have been allowed to remain.

Well, perhaps because the way AccyWeb is, you're allowed to protest.
However, his inane posts have also been removed.
Now just think about it, how silly would the thread look if posts you are complaining about are removed but your posts protesting about those posts remained?
All the mods have done is tidied the thread up In an attempt to make it sensible reading once more.
:)

susie123 06-05-2012 11:16

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OK Less I take your point and I know that at least one of your posts was removed as well. But actually the one with the bad grammar that I tried to correct is still there, post 12 "should of got" - sets my teeth on edge just writing that. I suspect that my comments on that provoked a thread wander but my comments on asking him to be polite to Margaret and spell her name correctly were a (futile) attempt to get him to slow down and think and I am a bit annoyed that they had to be removed.

I accept the deletions but that doesn't mean I am pleased about them. Let's drop the subject now though, I don't want my grumpy image to be encouraged!

Less 06-05-2012 11:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 989938)
OK Less I take your point and I know that at least one of your posts was removed as well. But actually the one with the bad grammar that I tried to correct is still there, post 12 "should of got" - sets my teeth on edge just writing that. I suspect that my comments on that provoked a thread wander but my comments on asking him to be polite to Margaret and spell her name correctly were a (futile) attempt to get him to slow down and think and I am a bit annoyed that they had to be removed.

I accept the deletions but that doesn't mean I am pleased about them. Let's drop the subject now though, I don't want my grumpy image to be encouraged!

We'll drop it in a minute, after all the culprit of your woes isn't online at the moment a good time for sensible posts in here instead of his rubbish.

We know he's ignorant, we , (including him), now know what sets your teeth on edge, do you honestly think that an idiot like that will improve now he knows that?

Or will he work on your irritability?

Post's can't be removed just because the grammar is incorrect, I'm glad his direct attack and flaming attempt on Margaret has been removed, I'm sure he'll be back on soon with an attempt to give you more to worry about than, "should of got", because he is that kind of person.
;)

susie123 06-05-2012 11:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 989942)
We'll drop it in a minute, after all the culprit of your woes isn't online at the moment a good time for sensible posts in here instead of this rubbish.

We know he's ignorant, we , (including him), now know what sets your teeth on edge, do you honestly think that an idiot like that will improve now he knows that?

Or will he work on your irritability?

Post's can't be removed just because the grammar is incorrect, I'm glad his direct attack and flaming attempt on Margaret has been removed, I'm sure he'll be back on soon with an attempt to give you more to worry about than, "should of got", because he is that kind of person.
;)

Yes I'm glad his rudeness to Margaret was removed, but it was only posted because I had leapt to her defence and asked him to consider spelling her name correctly. It's a funny old world! And I'll try to ignore him if he "works on my irritability"... You heard it here first!

Margaret Pilkington 06-05-2012 12:57

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I'm quite happy that those posts have been removed.
All makes for a better thread and as Less pointed out it would have left the thread very disjointed had they been left.

cashman 06-05-2012 13:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 989969)
I'm quite happy that those posts have been removed.
All makes for a better thread and as Less pointed out it would have left the thread very disjointed had they been left.

Wonder if a certain person will have been removed by the time i return? I'm offering 2-1 against- its no, but thats the cost of living.:D

Neil 06-05-2012 13:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989700)
OK MARGRET

i can tell from your response that you are yet another payer of old CT bill.
if you believe taxes are lawful they are not( my mind boggles at the implications :eek:)
so im not a leech as you say i am im infact a lawful being
for which i am not ashamed the only thing i am ashamed of is that theres folk like you in society who still believe its tax paying

I agree with Margaret, your a leech if you think you can use the services in this country paid for by council tax etc when you don't pay into the pot.

I don't actually believe you don't pay council tax if your are actually required to.

I don't normally comment about members publicly but I am making an exception this time. If you keep insulting members and making flaming posts just to wind up other members like you have been doing you will find your time here short.

Margaret Pilkington 06-05-2012 13:13

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so that was what he was doing was it Neil...I was being 'flamed'? And there was me thinking it was just the usual menopausal hot flushes.:)

mobertol 06-05-2012 13:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 989935)
Well, perhaps because the way AccyWeb is, you're allowed to protest.
However, his inane posts have also been removed.
Now just think about it, how silly would the thread look if posts you are complaining about are removed but your posts protesting about those posts remained?
All the mods have done is tidied the thread up In an attempt to make it sensible reading once more.
:)

It does make sense -shame my likening of Sue to a pot of Tippex got removed:D
Though now i think about it I suppose the Mods are the ones who are the real "virtual" Tippex users on here!

susie123 06-05-2012 15:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 989984)
It does make sense -shame my likening of Sue to a pot of Tippex got removed:D
Though now i think about it I suppose the Mods are the ones who are the real "virtual" Tippex users on here!

For one day only... I've changed my avatar, just for you, Di.

mobertol 06-05-2012 15:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 990006)
For one day only... I've changed my avatar, just for you, Di.

Don't let it become a habit Sue -changing avatar can become an addiction;):D

It does suit you though -down to a "T"!

jaysay 06-05-2012 18:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990007)
Don't let it become a habit Sue -changing avatar can become an addiction;):D

It does suit you though -down to a "T"!

Whatever makes you think that mobertol:D

mobertol 06-05-2012 19:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 990072)
Whatever makes you think that mobertol:D

She does like us all to be present and correct!;):D

annesingleton 06-05-2012 19:46

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I've had a post removed from this thread and I don't know why. I was agreeing with Margaret's comments and asking some questions of AccyChris. I'dlike to know why it has been removed?

mobertol 06-05-2012 19:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 990092)
I've had a post removed from this thread and I don't know why. I was agreeing with Margaret's comments and asking some questions of AccyChris. I'dlike to know why it has been removed?

See post 31 by Less -it was all part of a clean-up by the Mods to leave things readable -lost a post of mine too.

Neil 06-05-2012 20:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 990092)
I've had a post removed from this thread and I don't know why. I was agreeing with Margaret's comments and asking some questions of AccyChris. I'dlike to know why it has been removed?

If you read the rules it says you should ask a mod by pm and not ask why on the thread.

Your post was probably removed removed because it quoted one that was removed or because it was involved with the childish bickering that was going on in this thread.

Less 06-05-2012 20:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 990092)
I've had a post removed from this thread and I don't know why. I was agreeing with Margaret's comments and asking some questions of AccyChris. I'dlike to know why it has been removed?

Try reading all the latest posts before asking, then all might be revealed.
:D

davemac 06-05-2012 20:52

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Could it be the Nasty posters period on Accy web is heading toward the rocks. There are a couple I would like to nominate if you are making a list (I will expect this to be removes as soon as is practicable)

jaysay 07-05-2012 08:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 990111)
Could it be the Nasty posters period on Accy web is heading toward the rocks. There are a couple I would like to nominate if you are making a list (I will expect this to be removes as soon as is practicable)

Can't imagine who your talking about Dave:rolleyes:

annesingleton 07-05-2012 08:44

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Sorry to sound thick, but where do I find the rules?

jaysay 07-05-2012 08:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 990184)
Sorry to sound thick, but where do I find the rules?

The very first section under Accy Web Forum News Anne

Less 07-05-2012 09:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 990184)
Sorry to sound thick, but where do I find the rules?

You can also get to them by using the link in our moderators signatures.

davemac 07-05-2012 09:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 990182)
Can't imagine who your talking about Dave:rolleyes:

Me neither, its difficult to know, as they have posts deleted on a regular basis, I did notice they were warned that there time on here could be short if they don't behave.
So, some good news then!

Less 07-05-2012 09:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 990203)
Me neither, its difficult to know, as they have posts deleted on a regular basis, I did notice they were warned that there time on here could be short if they don't behave.
So, some good news then!

Could you be talking about the guy that was banned today?

He's still showing online but then, I don't suppose his minder has called yet to log him out.
:D

jaysay 07-05-2012 09:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 990203)
Me neither, its difficult to know, as they have posts deleted on a regular basis, I did notice they were warned that there time on here could be short if they don't behave.
So, some good news then!

Ya Dave won't be long, mere days in fact;)

jaysay 07-05-2012 09:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 990207)
Could you be talking about the guy that was banned today?

He's still showing online but then, I don't suppose his minder has called yet to log him out.
:D

Your always the barer of good news Less, like Dave I hadn't noticed, but I'll have a drink to that with my lunch Cheers:thepint::jump3::jump3::jump3:

susie123 07-05-2012 10:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 990006)
For one day only... I've changed my avatar, just for you, Di.

Right, that's enough Tippexing for now... the sunflower is back! Still plenty of correction fluid left in the bottle though...

cashman 07-05-2012 10:20

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 990207)
Could you be talking about the guy that was banned today?

He's still showing online but then, I don't suppose his minder has called yet to log him out.
:D

Seems its medication time now?:D

mobertol 07-05-2012 11:06

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 990212)
Right, that's enough Tippexing for now... the sunflower is back! Still plenty of correction fluid left in the bottle though...

I don't doubt it!:rolleyes:

Is it my imagination or is it a different sunflower?

Lovely day here today -apart from my son causing a power cut while I was playing the quiz:mad:

Anyway -have some sunshine from Italy to keep your flower bloomin'!:hothothot:hothothot:hothothot

annesingleton 07-05-2012 11:13

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Thank you everyone, I've now read the rules!

mobertol 07-05-2012 11:19

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 990237)
Thank you everyone, I've now read the rules!

I've read them too -but can't remember most of them except one that I break from time to time:o (using a foreign language!)The only time someone gave me red karma was for that...:D

susie123 07-05-2012 11:21

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990234)
I don't doubt it!:rolleyes:

Is it my imagination or is it a different sunflower?

Lovely day here today -apart from my son causing a power cut while I was playing the quiz:mad:

Anyway -have some sunshine from Italy to keep your flower bloomin'!:hothothot:hothothot:hothothot

No it's exactly the same picture!

Weather here is weird - sunny but cold the last two days, today supposed to be raining but hasn't appeared yet - we could certainly do with some here - never seen the garden so dry! But shows no signs of warming up any time soon.

Less 07-05-2012 11:36

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990241)
I've read them too -but can't remember most of them except one that I break from time to time:o (using a foreign language!)The only time someone gave me red karma was for that...:D

You didn't read them you just scanned them, You missed this one:-

11: If users need to have a private or semi private conversation then please take advantage of the chat-room rather than clogging up the message-board.

:D:rolleyes:;)

mobertol 07-05-2012 11:48

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 990251)
You didn't read them you just scanned them, You missed this one:-

11: If users need to have a private or semi private conversation then please take advantage of the chat-room rather than clogging up the message-board.

:D:rolleyes:;)

You are so right - i really can't remember this one at all -like all the others to be honest:o
I think maybe i should print them off and have them to hand at all times -you never know. Wouldn't like to do something naughty - as in the law "ignorance" is not a good enough excuse.

Never seen anyone in the chat room BTW (are acronyms not allowed too?:D) am a bit claustrophobic and have never dared enter it yet!

Less 07-05-2012 12:05

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990253)

Never seen anyone in the chat room BTW (are acronyms not allowed too?:D) am a bit claustrophobic and have never dared enter it yet!

The chatroom was very popular, unfortunately someone kept going in and being abusive. Members stopped using it if she was in there, she doesn't come on site very often but it doesn't seem to have recovered.

It is very pleasant in there, like a large lounge, brew facilities, fridge for beer nice flowery curtains at the windows with rooms leading off for people needing a more intimate or private conversation.

Perhaps you and Susie should try it? You may bring it back to life.:D

susie123 07-05-2012 12:10

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 990256)
The chatroom was very popular, unfortunately someone kept going in and being abusive. Members stopped using it if she was in there, she doesn't come on site very often but it doesn't seem to have recovered.

It is very pleasant in there, like a large lounge, brew facilities, fridge for beer nice flowery curtains at the windows with rooms leading off for people needing a more intimate or private conversation.

Perhaps you and Susie should try it? You may bring it back to life.:D

Tried it once, couldn't wait to get out again.

mobertol 07-05-2012 12:12

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 990256)
The chatroom was very popular, unfortunately someone kept going in and being abusive. Members stopped using it if she was in there, she doesn't come on site very often but it doesn't seem to have recovered.

It is very pleasant in there, like a large lounge, brew facilities, fridge for beer nice flowery curtains at the windows with rooms leading off for people needing a more intimate or private conversation.

Perhaps you and Susie should try it? You may bring it back to life.:D

It sounds lovely the way you describe it, Less - hard to resist, I'm almost tempted -just about to have a reviving cup of tea too!

Less 07-05-2012 12:15

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 990261)
Tried it once, couldn't wait to get out again.

Yes well, they are rather pedantic about spelling and grammar in there, you probably didn't fit in.
:eek:

jaysay 07-05-2012 17:47

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990253)
Wouldn't like to do something naughty - as in the law "ignorance" is not a good enough excuse.

!

Certainly ain't on here its a hanging offence:D

jaysay 07-05-2012 17:48

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 990263)
Yes well, they are rather pedantic about spelling and grammar in there, you probably didn't fit in.
:eek:

Eh, no use me going in then is it:cool:

Restless 07-05-2012 23:50

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never a single person in there when i have clicked it.

Eric 08-05-2012 01:31

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 990261)
Tried it once, couldn't wait to get out again.

Really? I've always enjoyed it the few times I have been in ... It's gettin' late; so, I'll wait until tomorrow (time difference thingy) ... I'll bring my own tea, smokes, and dope;) And I'll hang around and see who (or what:eek:) shews up. The NHL playoffs are on; baseball is in full swing; Charlie is coming to Canada; so, there is lots to chat about.;):D:D Oh, and if the sun is over the yard arm, I'll bring my own beer:alright::drink:

mobertol 08-05-2012 12:31

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990241)
I've read them too -but can't remember most of them except one that I break from time to time:o (using a foreign language!)The only time someone gave me red karma was for that...:D

Thanks to the jolly joker who doubled my dose of red karma for this comment! :tongueout

You could have signed your name then I could have stung you back:rolleyes:

mobertol 08-05-2012 12:34

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Now that i think about it Garinda once explained how you can tell who sent unsigned karma -there is a way. Will have a read back on the karma thread and see if I can find that post and suss out the joker -then the Lol! might be on me;)

Less 08-05-2012 12:44

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990500)
Now that i think about it Garinda once explained how you can tell who sent unsigned karma -there is a way. Will have a read back on the karma thread and see if I can find that post and suss out the joker -then the Lol! might be on me;)

Don't bother your little cotton socks over it.

In fact if karma upsets you that much don't look at it, after all it means nowt.
:)

mobertol 08-05-2012 13:10

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 990502)
Don't bother your little cotton socks over it.

In fact if karma upsets you that much don't look at it, after all it means nowt.
:)

Do you have a Hanky to lend me Less -I am awash with tears....boohoo!:rolleyes::D

Michael1954 08-05-2012 13:31

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 990502)
Don't bother your little cotton socks over it.

In fact if karma upsets you that much don't look at it, after all it means nowt.
:)

I don't bother about karma, green, red or polka dot. Now my Tesco Clubcard vouchers are another matter.

jaysay 08-05-2012 17:57

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 990512)
I don't bother about karma, green, red or polka dot. Now my Tesco Clubcard vouchers are another matter.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

accyman 08-05-2012 21:01

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 990512)
I don't bother about karma, green, red or polka dot. Now my Tesco Clubcard vouchers are another matter.

i once printed off some karma and quickly discovered that you cant purchase beer with karma at the stag pub even when holding an AW meet :(

edit:

my mistake it wasnt karma it was something else that is no longer a feature of the site but cant think what it was called.You used it to by cyber food for cyber pets..

damn it gonna ring rindy he will remember :-)

MargaretR 08-05-2012 21:07

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 990602)
i once printed off some karma and quickly discovered that you cant purchase beer with karma at the stag pub even when holding an AW meet :(

edit:

my mistake it wasnt karma it was something else that is no longer a feature of the site but cant think what it was called.You used it to by cyber food for cyber pets..

damn it gonna ring rindy he will remember :-)

It was before my time but I have seen it mentioned as 'ackers'

accyman 08-05-2012 21:11

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aye ackers it was.

Rindy lost millions in the great ackers crash :(

Neil 09-05-2012 05:31

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 990500)
Now that i think about it Garinda once explained how you can tell who sent unsigned karma -there is a way. Will have a read back on the karma thread and see if I can find that post and suss out the joker -then the Lol! might be on me;)

Its only ever a guess based on when you got it and who was online at the time. I have seen people guess wrong in the past which is always funny :D


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