dont think so dotti,i know quite a few peronally that do not agree with me and they are far from stupid, but i think using that description is not very bright.Cashie, if your idea as to the stupidity or otherwise of a person is based on if they always agree with you or not – the ‘nots’ being the stupid ones, then I am ‘probably’ very, very, stupid.....
Aren't you glad we live in a country where you can freely make personal comments
National Pride is a very wide ranging concept. There are things about the UK that I am not proud about. Perhaps any discussion needs to go deeper than the sweeping statement that People who dont have National Pride are stupid.
Dont get me wrong, I can take personal comments till the cows come home. They are of little consequence.well enjoy it whilst you can. some will want all comments by some that do not follow a certain line banned for life until they impersonate a sheep.
Dont get me wrong, I can take personal comments till the cows come home. They are of little consequence.
My earlier comment was illustrating my support for anybody to have their own opiinions. Challenge mine by all means, but if all you can offer is personal remarks, veiled or otherwise, please dont waste your time.
i was not having a go at you at all. i was commenting on the present day situation of where comments on certain issues seem only valid if they follow one line or another and free speech being reserved for certain minorities.
Aren't you glad we live in a country where you can freely make personal comments
Nothing personal, just an opinion.
As I said in another post it is so easy to misconstrue what is said in writing.
The internet can be a very difficult medium to get across the finer points of a discussion, because you cannot see the person you are talking to...gauge their expressions, body language etc.
I truly think that Monkey Hanger was referring to the current woke attitudes of some people.
But then again I could be wrong on that too.
those who critisize spelling and punctuation are nothing but PLEBS, in my view, well worth ignoring.
those who critisize spelling and punctuation are nothing but PLEBS, in my view, well worth ignoring.



Anyway, I am going to ask the gents on the forum how they feel about the increasing number of female pundits, commentators on football?
I am not sure where to ask this sporting question....it is really about football....there is football in the Olympics isn’t there?
Anyway, I am going to ask the gents on the forum how they feel about the increasing number of female pundits, commentators on football?
I believe that women can do anything, but it seems strange to see these women talking about football.
Do you chaps who are avid fans take their commentary seriously...or do you see it as part of the tokenism of wokeness?
From my point of view I do not like sport....any sport, and I freely admit that football is something that I do not understand at all.
I know there has been an upsurge in women’s teams.....but where have these new women commentators come from?
What are their credentials for sitting alongside the likes of Lineker(though I hate that man with a passion) Carragher, Wright.
They played top class football so have some validity.
And to those women out there who love football, play football or just support a team.....I am sorry if this question offends you...it is not meant to.
Punctuation has a part to play in that....how you punctuate a sentence can totally alter what it means. For example : ‘let’s eat, Grandma’ that sentence is telling Grandma it is time to eat. Now, try this version : let’s eat Grandma.....this implies you are going to eat Grandma.
Margaret, that is so funny. You are definitely right, punctuation (or lack of it) can completely change the meaning of a sentence, as you have just shown. Mind you, to eat this grandma would take a few hours of boiling to soften me up first. I’d be more than a bit tough.
It would be a bit of fun to read some more examples. Any out there?
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