Banning drinking before messaging on 606?

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john hughs

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Feb 15, 2012
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Do you think it will ever happen?

Is there a help line for those that do?

Whats the sollution?

Mods from all boards need to advise ......................................;O)
 
No, no, no, no....

Many people believe your true feelings come out when you've had a few so I say no to banning, not that you could do it anyway (imo). We all let off steam now and then so I see no harm. If something is over the top then maybe delete the offending post but again why? Let's be open and perhaps people will think again before posting after a few swift ones. Again it's about being mature and using some self control when you see something that annoys you.
Leave the banning and censorship to others, if a complaint is received then action can be taken after careful consideration and based on the merit of the complaint. I like to think deep down everyone is a decent human being but some may use the message board to let out their own Mr Hyde al la Chico.
 
seems I missed Ash's outburst, presumably alcohol induced?

EDIT: Just read the thread. What a laugh <laugh>
 
Taff - I agree wholeheartedly. In vino veritas. <ok>

H - I was a bit sharp with him and called him a thick twat when he first posted on the thread. I just thought he'd fallen for Bob's thread title hook line and sinker.

It was only later when I looked in and saw him spitting his rusks out that I realised he must have been pissed.......<laugh>

(Still think thick twat applies)
 
Sparkey, he was definately on the alcopops. <laugh>

I've always got on with Ash but now maybe true colours are on show?
 
H - as I just said pal, nothing is more appropriate than "In Vino Veritas" in this case. In fact, I've found that out to my cost in the past.

When you're attending a function with good customers that deep down you don't particularly like - don't get pissed!......<laugh>
 
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