kurtjohnson10
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LATEST NEWS REGARDING "TOMCAT" ALAN
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Western Slope Rover
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Patience. I'm in remission, but you never know.
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@accywingy @accyroy and @accynina are admin with magical powers that can reshape the forum. They pop in to cast a beady eye on us from time to time.
I think I'm the only active modish type that can shuffle paperwork and pick up spat dummies
I do like the idea of some type of memorial threads/section, Tony, Alan and others are sorely missed but I'm not sure on the best way to approach it.
Individual threads made sticky in the section they were best known would be the easiest and perhaps most effective. They could be cleaned up of anything not relevant and locked when it is felt they are complete.
A separate memorial section could be added where memorial threads could be moved to but that would take admin level superpowers and I'm not sure that it would add much.
I don't think it would be appropriate (or possibly even legal) for grieving families to be contacted though the forum though of course individual members who have personal contact are free to so any request for photos etc will have to be done on an individual basis and baring in mind that any personal details posted will be available to view by anyone and everyone.
I'll post something in the Secure Unit to gather thoughts from those of us that have been here far too long
I think I'm the only active modish type that can shuffle paperwork and pick up spat dummies
I do like the idea of some type of memorial threads/section, Tony, Alan and others are sorely missed but I'm not sure on the best way to approach it.
Individual threads made sticky in the section they were best known would be the easiest and perhaps most effective. They could be cleaned up of anything not relevant and locked when it is felt they are complete.
A separate memorial section could be added where memorial threads could be moved to but that would take admin level superpowers and I'm not sure that it would add much.
I don't think it would be appropriate (or possibly even legal) for grieving families to be contacted though the forum though of course individual members who have personal contact are free to so any request for photos etc will have to be done on an individual basis and baring in mind that any personal details posted will be available to view by anyone and everyone.
I'll post something in the Secure Unit to gather thoughts from those of us that have been here far too long
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The filth baton will rise againI agree mate, best we can do is keep up the banter - He loved it
kurtjohnson10
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Most definitely, he loved a bit of the more darker side of the banterThe filth baton will rise again
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I made a promise to Alan and when the time is appropriateMost definitely, he loved a bit of the more darker side of the banter
kurtjohnson10
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my feelings are the same mate - we will keep the banter going - we will make sure of thatI made a promise to Alan and when the time is appropriate
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I'll let you know when I light the fuse and begin the countdownmy feelings are the same mate - we will keep the banter going - we will make sure of that
kurtjohnson10
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Please do , we can full throttle at it togetherI'll let you know when I light the fuse and begin the countdown
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Sincerely glad to hear that... anyway, what I wrote came out entirely wrong,
I meant two.
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Why were you wearing a "Wilma" outfit when I visited last week John? I've been having nightmares ever sinceYaba daba dooooo
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Had to make an effort because you were coming sweety
Why were you wearing a "Wilma" outfit when I visited last week John? I've been having nightmares ever since
Jon Dor
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Haha...shame I was tight on time, John.Had to make an effort because you were coming sweety
Your efforts were appreciated...
...I think
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Why thank you kind sirHaha...shame I was tight on time, John.
Your efforts were appreciated...
...I think