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Originally posted by Blood On The Tracks
Just tying you in knots as a leaving present

The idiotic troll Start Reader clearly states unequivocably that ONLY ONE OTHER PERSON uses the word 'Spanky'

One other, singular

I have shown that Very Rusty uses that word

Thus, she is EITHER saying I am VR, OR she is lying. Tut tut

Like to say which it is, Starters ?

Apparently you can't read. Or you've allowed your imagination to run away with you.

You do sound rather sore.

Not at all .

Just my imagination (running away with me) . . . you a Temptations fan, Starters? 'Papa was a rolling stone'. Great track

Anyway......

I started reading many years ago. And have coped fine since then. Sort of ties in with your daft name.

We going to tediously debate the 'to my knowledge' ??

Admittedly, that statement set the bar VERY low

Sore?? Not at all. Loving it

Over to you, Starters

PS. Try something witty, or make a point

Ta

Originally posted by Blood On The Tracks
That'll be yet another cowardly 'no' then

Bott,

Thank you for your reply. A cowardly 'no' will do just fine. Thanks for admitting it, that took balls. 😛 😉

-VR

nope again, Rusters

Mine is a 'tightfisted 'no''

Yours is the cowardly one

Originally posted by Blood On The Tracks
Rusters

Mine is the cowardly 'no''

Bott,

Thank you again, I understood perfectly the first time! 😛 😉

oh, dear , Rusty

isnt it against the rules to misquote someone?

where's Russ' number?

Originally posted by Blood On The Tracks
oh, dear , Rusty

isnt it against the rules to misquote someone?

where's Russ' number?

Bott,

I don't know if that apply's to NON-Paying Scum !!! 😉

Just report the post, maybe they will remove it for you. Then you can grow a pair!!! 😛 😉

I remember another poster use to throw around the rules but yet never followed them himself....Geeze you sound a lot like him as you do using the word "Spanky"!!! 😛

Perhaps, it is just an English thingy and you all use it!!! 😉

-VR

Oh, rusters

Would never report you, I don't need Russ to fight my battles

But messing with one of my quotes? Bit of a desperate ploy

You ever going to say who else you think I am??

See your pal Start Reader has got fed up with being kicked around, and taken their leave

Originally posted by Blood On The Tracks
Oh, rusters

Would never report you, I don't need Russ to fight my battles

But messing with one of my quotes? Bit of a desperate ploy

You ever going to say who else you think I am??

See your pal Start Reader has got fed up with being kicked around, and taken their leave

Have you nothing better to do with your time, BOTT?

"Spanky" is an uncommon adjective. Or is it noun? I haven't a clue what it means, and Google doesn't really help. It doesn't seem probable that two people are going to use it here.

OK...so you ARE saying me and rusters are one and the same?

Because he used it, and I did.

You have already had that pointed out to you.

To help you a bit.....is it your age, dear? Don't you keep up well??

Anyway

When a poster seems to go so off track that it should be on another debate heading altogether

For example, if I started talking about cricket now

Another poster will say 'take it to sports, spanky'

No idea what it means either, but to the best of MY knowledge, it is the way in here

Take a sip of cocoa, Starters, and improve that knowledge

Is a big blank at the moment

Originally posted by Blood On The Tracks
To help you a bit.....is it your age, dear? Don't you keep up well??

Anyway

When a poster seems to go so off track that it should be on another debate heading altogether

For example, if I started talking about cricket now

Another poster will say 'take it to sports, spanky'

No idea what it means either, but to the best of MY knowle ...[text shortened]... ere

Take a sip of cocoa, Starters, and improve that knowledge

Is a big blank at the moment

Bott,

What startreader is trying to explain to you is that only one other poster on here used the word "Spanky", on a regular basis.

I was just mimicking you: Meaning, verb (used with object), mimicked, mimicking.
1.
to imitate or copy in action, speech, etc., often playfully or derisively.
2.
to imitate in a servile or unthinking way; ape.
3.
to be an imitation of; simulate; resemble closely.

I strongly suggest you don't keep 'up' Very well at all!!! 😛 😉

By the way: It is Startreader, not "Start Reader", being you like to correct grammar & spelling. 😉

-VR

Ah, rusters

Firstly, do you read Starter's mind? Bit spooky you answering for her/him

So, only one other uses it

And YOU

The 'chuckle brothers' of RHP strike again (you and Starters)

Google it

Bott,

What startreader is trying to explain to you is that only one other poster on here used the word "Spanky", on a regular basis.

I was just mimicking you: Meaning, verb (used with object), mimicked, mimicking.
1.
to imitate or copy in action, speech, etc., often playfully or derisively.
2.
to imitate in a servile or unthinking way; ape.
3.
to be an imitation of; simulate; resemble closely.

I strongly suggest you don't keep 'up' Very well at all!!!

By the way: It is Startreader, not "Start Reader", being you like to correct grammar & spelling.

-VR

Originally posted by Very Rusty

being you like to correct grammar & spelling.

Hey, rusters

You went for a double hit there for some obscure reason

The quoted bit is just board gold

Bless