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oh dear. oh well if anything we were lost due to powers above welcoming in the new year. which we couldn't do together. but we are all good people within this thread so i'm sure we have been adult enough to share our opinions *as to how horrible it was & now we can move on, having noted where to check when HL is down. a lesson learnt for us that didn't have a clue. so it's time for a group hug right? :D
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markfiend wrote:I don't think it's anyone's fault, but tempers seem to be getting frayed on HL a lot recently. :|
How dare you say such a thing! I demand you apologise immediately!
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markfiend wrote:I don't think it's anyone's fault, but tempers seem to be getting frayed on HL a lot recently. :|
It was much better when we could says it was James fault for upsetting everyone. :wink:
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markfiend wrote:I don't think it's anyone's fault, but tempers seem to be getting frayed on HL a lot recently. :|
Didn't actually lose my temper (here or in the other thread where people may think I did recently), just thought some remarks were inappropriate and said so. All water under the troll bridge now though. But if you want anger I'll take offence at being called a Tolkien fan...nah, I can't really pull that one off when I own a copy of The Children of Húrin, can I? In my defence it was a present and I haven't even attempted to read it.
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ribbons69 wrote:
markfiend wrote:I don't think it's anyone's fault, but tempers seem to be getting frayed on HL a lot recently. :|
It was much better when we could says it was James fault for upsetting everyone. :wink:
I miss him, too ... :lol: ...
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We have a token 'fault person' each day in my class. I pull a name out of the jug of doom and when anything goes wrong; computer doesn't work, pencil goes missing, Koala group can't do their Maths 'It's such and such's fault' :lol: The kids love it.

I sense this thread is no longer an Announcement - ooops :oops:
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Group hug?
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Debaser wrote:We have a token 'fault person' each day in my class. I pull a name out of the jug of doom and when anything goes wrong; computer doesn't work, pencil goes missing, Koala group can't do their Maths 'It's such and such's fault' :lol: The kids love it.

I sense this thread is no longer an Announcement - ooops :oops:
i'm liking that idea.

i might write a "random whipping boy of the day" script which every day pulls out a username from a list of top 50 posters and stick it in the header somewhere ;D :innocent:
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Weight it by post count. :lol:
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markfiend wrote:Weight it by post count. :lol:
but that will just yield the same results as ribbons69's suggestion :lol: ;D
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Quiff Boy wrote:
markfiend wrote:Weight it by post count. :lol:
but that will just yield the same results as ribbons69's suggestion :lol: ;D
Don't think so :!:

In fact, it might cause the server to crash; you ARE the boss of a bunch of goffs remember? They all wanna be the whiped boy! ;D

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Debaser wrote:We have a token 'fault person' each day in my class. I pull a name out of the jug of doom and when anything goes wrong; computer doesn't work, pencil goes missing, Koala group can't do their Maths 'It's such and such's fault' :lol: The kids love it.

I sense this thread is no longer an Announcement - ooops :oops:
Isn't that child abuse?
Debaser wrote:Koala group can't do their Maths
You have koalas doing maths? :eek: :eek: You could make a fortune with that!
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stufarq wrote: You have koalas doing maths? :eek: :eek: You could make a fortune with that!
Baby Piggies, Tuscans, Coca Colas, Orange and Eventers too - I'll be rich beyond my wildest dreams! :lol:
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Going back to the "random whipping boy of the day" idea, my vote's for keeping it random. There would be genuine tension over the daily announcement of who's todays scapegoat. It'll be like The X-Factor. But enjoyable.
Any more of that and we'll be round your front door with the quick-setting whitewash and the shaved monkey.
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Would we get a badge?



*Waits for the obvious reply*
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stufarq wrote:Going back to the "random whipping boy of the day" idea, my vote's for keeping it random. There would be genuine tension over the daily announcement of who's todays scapegoat. It'll be like The X-Factor. But enjoyable.
and if it's only the boys been whipped then i'd vote for the girls to do the whipping! :twisted:
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markfiend wrote:We don' need no steenkin' badges

(Happy to oblige)
Yer such a giver :kiss:
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MadameButterfly wrote:
stufarq wrote:Going back to the "random whipping boy of the day" idea, my vote's for keeping it random. There would be genuine tension over the daily announcement of who's todays scapegoat. It'll be like The X-Factor. But enjoyable.
and if it's only the boys been whipped then i'd vote for the girls to do the whipping! :twisted:
So what do we get to do to the girls then?
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stufarq wrote:So what do we get to do to the girls then?
Obey.

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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
stufarq wrote:So what do we get to do to the girls then?
Obey.

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You forgot the "without question" bit I think.

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Pista wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
stufarq wrote:So what do we get to do to the girls then?
Obey.

IZ.
You forgot the "without question" bit I think.

:lol:
Oh hell, has this derailed into another homoerotics-in-public thread again ... well, if you need it ... Image ...
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Pista wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
stufarq wrote:So what do we get to do to the girls then?
Obey.

IZ.
You forgot the "without question" bit I think.

:lol:
yay! back to the good old times! :twisted: :lol: :notworthy:
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MadameButterfly wrote:
Pista wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote: Obey.

IZ.
You forgot the "without question" bit I think.

:lol:
yay! back to the good old times! :twisted: :lol: :notworthy:
... with the burning scapgoates and stuff ... it's just soo natural ...
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