Originally posted by jimslyp69Where was the flaming?
Hmmm, and I thought that flaming was against the TOSS.
Do we have another incorrect use of an old word???
The correct definition of course is:
To act aggressively towards an individual who has been a complete plonker and let the side down (you must know the individual to flame them).
Then if the flame-ee continues to cause trouble by their stupidity the next stage from "flaming" is the "shoe-ing" where actual physical harm ensues.
Whoever writes the Wiki articles needs to check the facts before making stuff up.
Originally posted by WoodgieFlame is slang for inflammatory comment. Most of this thread is inflammatory, unfriendly and unwelcoming. Seems to be the culture here, like some sort of initiation test. Meh.
Where was the flaming?
Do we have another incorrect use of an old word???
The correct definition of course is:
To act aggressively towards an individual who has been a complete plonker and let the side down (you must know the individual to flame them).
Then if the flame-ee continues to cause trouble by their stupidity the next stage from "flaming" ...[text shortened]... ensues.
Whoever writes the Wiki articles needs to check the facts before making stuff up.
Originally posted by jimslyp69No, no, no my friend, allow me to explain what is going on here.
Flame is slang for inflammatory comment. Most of this thread is inflammatory, unfriendly and unwelcoming. Seems to be the culture here, like some sort of initiation test. Meh.
This called moo-ing taken from the noise cows make.
When a new cow first enters a field that has some already established cows in it, the old group approaches the new cow and gently nudges it with their snouts and moo's.
What I think you mean in this instance is "hoofing" where the old cows stamp the new cow to death by standing on their hind legs and smashing down their front hoofs.
But I have seen no hoof-ing here.
Originally posted by WoodgieWell, you know, it wouldn't surprise me if Mr TK-80 thinks 'What a load of numpties, I'm no going back there again; I'm off to ***king Chess Kn*t for the superior repartee and cameraderie. Mooing or no mooing, you mark my words we are losing out to the enemy and it's all your fault!
No, no, no my friend, allow me to explain what is going on here.
This called moo-ing taken from the noise cows make.
When a new cow first enters a field that has some already established cows in it, the old group approaches the new cow and gently nudges it with their snouts and moo's.
What I think you mean in this instance is "hoofing" where the old ...[text shortened]... on their hind legs and smashing down their front hoofs.
But I have seen no hoof-ing here.
Originally posted by jimslyp69Ouch!
Well, you know, it wouldn't surprise me if Mr TK-80 thinks 'What a load of numpties, I'm no going back there again; I'm off to ***king Chess Kn*t for the superior repartee and cameraderie. Mooing or no mooing, you mark my words we are losing out to the enemy and it's all your fault!
The general is all but dead for a few zombies, a super market will be built on these here parts eventually, or Chris and Russ will turn it into an Irish theme pub or something.
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Originally posted by WoodgieUm yeah. It has become a bit of a ghost town. I have tried joining a club but no one will have me, probably due to past indescretions. It's almost as if the smoking ban in pubs has been extended to the GF.
Ouch!
The general is all but dead for a few zombies, a super market will be built on these here parts eventually, or Chris and Russ will turn it into an Irish theme pub or something.
So here I am stuck in limbo with only people like you to talk to 🙁