In reply to Post #1
If it's any consellation, your detailed post about the ND2 was very useful in my choice of cheating ******* device.
I now have one.
If it's any consellation, your detailed post about the ND2 was very useful in my choice of cheating ******* device.
I now have one.
In reply to Post #15
Ohhh go on Brad Pitt
and post £15k of dentistry one out from the weekend in Storm Bert
haven't you got questions to answers regards your smelly balls... hope you're well
Ohhh go on Brad Pitt
and post £15k of dentistry one out from the weekend in Storm Bert
haven't you got questions to answers regards your smelly balls... hope you're well
I'm fed up of rude people doesn't matter if they are old or young people are getting ruder,had a guy at work expects people to hold door for him while her gets his bike in,not a thank you or even a please regarding the door being open so now I don't bother with people like him I'm not the only one to notice his attitude
In reply to Post #16
Happy with it?
Happy with it?
In reply to Post #10
I sometimes miss PM's for quite a while. Only last week I replied to a PM about a laser rangefinder I'd posted about, but it was sent a good week earlier. I just didn't notice it.
I sometimes miss PM's for quite a while. Only last week I replied to a PM about a laser rangefinder I'd posted about, but it was sent a good week earlier. I just didn't notice it.
In reply to Post #15
Before enlarging I thought it was Sam Dingle.
Apologies Sam.
Before enlarging I thought it was Sam Dingle.
Apologies Sam.
In reply to Post #20
But the key is that you reply. OK as you say maybe a bit late but you will go back and apologise, just as I would
But the key is that you reply. OK as you say maybe a bit late but you will go back and apologise, just as I would
In reply to Post #21
Ironic really on a thread about rudeness
Ironic really on a thread about rudeness
In reply to Post #23
That was quite tame for Tazi, one of his last posts was
I'm off to bed so **** off the lot of you.
He's nice really
That was quite tame for Tazi, one of his last posts was
I'm off to bed so **** off the lot of you.
He's nice really
In reply to Post #1
After earning the prestigious title of 'Power-Crazy Stalker' from multiple police forces in the southeast, I figured it was time to put my skills to good use and do some background snooping...
I can confirm that 'said user' HAS read the PM and was last on the site at 27 Nov 2024 at 8.23pm.
* insert whistle noise here *
On a more appreciative note, myself and a friend found your ND2 write ups very handy when deciding whether or not to buy one last April.
After earning the prestigious title of 'Power-Crazy Stalker' from multiple police forces in the southeast, I figured it was time to put my skills to good use and do some background snooping...
I can confirm that 'said user' HAS read the PM and was last on the site at 27 Nov 2024 at 8.23pm.
* insert whistle noise here *
On a more appreciative note, myself and a friend found your ND2 write ups very handy when deciding whether or not to buy one last April.
In reply to Post #13
This forum is largely populated by middle-aged, miserable w*nkers - as such, what are you on about?
This forum is largely populated by middle-aged, miserable w*nkers - as such, what are you on about?
In reply to Post #26
In reply to Post #27
I run a very large team of people of all ages (me being the oldest) - it's unbelievable how the generations differ. None of them do anything on purpose, it's just the way they are. No big deal. I guess we look at them as our fathers / grandfathers looked at us; with annoyance, frustration and amusement, but ultimately with care, which is what's most important. If the older generation don't take the younger under their wing and nurture them then who will? And more poignantly, who would have a legitimate right to complain?
I run a very large team of people of all ages (me being the oldest) - it's unbelievable how the generations differ. None of them do anything on purpose, it's just the way they are. No big deal. I guess we look at them as our fathers / grandfathers looked at us; with annoyance, frustration and amusement, but ultimately with care, which is what's most important. If the older generation don't take the younger under their wing and nurture them then who will? And more poignantly, who would have a legitimate right to complain?
In reply to Post #25
Why thank you kind Sir ( we don't have a doffing hat emoji)
Why thank you kind Sir ( we don't have a doffing hat emoji)
In reply to Post #28
I have to agree but add I no longer think it's the 'normal' generational gap.
My random ponderings..I think it's the internet age and a lazyness for convenience, not a bad thing online, it has it's place, but face to face it doesn't work, in either language or mannerisms, or when dealing inter generation.
When I read the initial post I thought how rude, then I thought what woud my sister say...she would have said 1st..did you expect a reply (and left me questioning) and then it's a bit rude though. My sister is mid 40's but very 'in touch' 'trendy' and very used to dealing with people.
I think the difference will mellow as the older genrations die off and you're quite correct re tolerance to the young but with working from home becoming 'the norm' it makes you wonder how many people will venture into the real world with potentially dangerous concequences.
I have to agree but add I no longer think it's the 'normal' generational gap.
My random ponderings..I think it's the internet age and a lazyness for convenience, not a bad thing online, it has it's place, but face to face it doesn't work, in either language or mannerisms, or when dealing inter generation.
When I read the initial post I thought how rude, then I thought what woud my sister say...she would have said 1st..did you expect a reply (and left me questioning) and then it's a bit rude though. My sister is mid 40's but very 'in touch' 'trendy' and very used to dealing with people.
I think the difference will mellow as the older genrations die off and you're quite correct re tolerance to the young but with working from home becoming 'the norm' it makes you wonder how many people will venture into the real world with potentially dangerous concequences.