What a good idea! I joined this forum a few days ago after many hours of browsing round the loads of info and insults and general bad grammar you'd expect from the Damaged Done folk here - and then I joined and thought. Oh. so now what? Do I just barge in on a conversation like everyone else does...sure I could do, thing is I just haven't had anything to say yet. so yeah, good idea. Intro...Hey Wasabear, sounds like a Chorley accent you got there, if so, say hello to the nab...and all the other folk - hello. I'll introduce myself later, a friends just turned up with his baby in a - of all the coincidences BEAR baby grow... ears and everything. Gonna take a stroll...Elf.Wasabear wrote:Just wanted to say HI.
Hello I am new
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...Elfink wrote:the loads of info and insults and general bad grammar you'd expect from the Damaged Done folk here
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
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Well, that's cleared that one up then, thankee kind sir 
ok, a few minutes before I gotta go out again so let me just say hello, how I found you, why I found you and all...Was just after the Leeds gigs last year. First time I missed the Sisters was in Blackburn '85 been missing 'em for years ever since - various reasons. Then a guy I work with told me he'd got me on the guestlist courtesy of Nik (Turner). Whooppeee I'm goina see the Sisters. great night, great mosh pit, great aftershow party then hours in the freezing cold, I'd been standing in the wrong place for the megabus which was going to take me to Coventry, then another Megabus back to manchester, better busriding all night then more dollar than was spare on B&B's and too cold to sleep out so I'd planned on various night busses...summat to do. anyway I missed the bus and lurked about various places and seriously contemplated thirty quid I didn't have on the next gig's entrance fee....I mean that gig was so good and i wanted another shot but bad sense prevailed and I was on the five am train to manchester and then back home and I just had to take a peep at the setlist I missed, Oh, Kiss the carpet, Rain From Heaven - Fool and then i was pretty much hooked on following the tour through the pages here. I remember reading one post said 'going to see one night of a Sisters residency is like watching half a movie' Yup, so right, and so yeah, every now and then I browse around things interest me so I figured it's time I put my name to your good pages, and there we go I think that's much too long for the average attention span. That's my hello....see you ina bit and thanks for letting me on board, look forward to meeting you all...Motorhead
ok, a few minutes before I gotta go out again so let me just say hello, how I found you, why I found you and all...Was just after the Leeds gigs last year. First time I missed the Sisters was in Blackburn '85 been missing 'em for years ever since - various reasons. Then a guy I work with told me he'd got me on the guestlist courtesy of Nik (Turner). Whooppeee I'm goina see the Sisters. great night, great mosh pit, great aftershow party then hours in the freezing cold, I'd been standing in the wrong place for the megabus which was going to take me to Coventry, then another Megabus back to manchester, better busriding all night then more dollar than was spare on B&B's and too cold to sleep out so I'd planned on various night busses...summat to do. anyway I missed the bus and lurked about various places and seriously contemplated thirty quid I didn't have on the next gig's entrance fee....I mean that gig was so good and i wanted another shot but bad sense prevailed and I was on the five am train to manchester and then back home and I just had to take a peep at the setlist I missed, Oh, Kiss the carpet, Rain From Heaven - Fool and then i was pretty much hooked on following the tour through the pages here. I remember reading one post said 'going to see one night of a Sisters residency is like watching half a movie' Yup, so right, and so yeah, every now and then I browse around things interest me so I figured it's time I put my name to your good pages, and there we go I think that's much too long for the average attention span. That's my hello....see you ina bit and thanks for letting me on board, look forward to meeting you all...MotorheadI am Road Kill
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Yep, preach brother preachElfink wrote:...and general bad grammar ....
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Elfink wrote:Well, that's cleared that one up then, thankee kind sir
I like you, you're funny 
Don't mind me I'm a gobshite with nothing to say who says it repeatedly and at length. We seem to have scared the Jesus-person away unfortunately.
Anyhooo...
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Hey I wonder if they got the completely wrong idea about what The Sisters Of Mercy actually is/are?markfiend wrote:We seem to have scared the Jesus-person away unfortunately.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
—Bertrand Russell
It's moderately possible. Either that or Quiffy's theory.markfiend wrote:Hey I wonder if they got the completely wrong idea about what The Sisters Of Mercy actually is/are?markfiend wrote:We seem to have scared the Jesus-person away unfortunately.
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Wasabear has PM'd me to ask that I delete their account, which I have done.
Not a spammer then, but a slightly confused member nonetheless.
I've trimmed off this last bit of their 'hello' thread as it's also serving as Elfink's 'hello'.
So, err, yeah. Hello Elfink
Not a spammer then, but a slightly confused member nonetheless.
I've trimmed off this last bit of their 'hello' thread as it's also serving as Elfink's 'hello'.
So, err, yeah. Hello Elfink
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So goodbye Wasabear!
Welcome Elfink! (and sorry for bad grammar)
Welcome Elfink! (and sorry for bad grammar)
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Owwwww...gee folks if I'd known you was all gonna be so friendly I'd have said hello months ago...thanks for the balloons and babycham. I wanna say, I had a very serious meeting to attend last night and very stupidly before I left the house I checked out a few of the jokes - that goddam horse picture, had me laughing when I should not have been - I was trying to deal with some serious stuff and I keep burping out these little explosions of trying to hold back the laughing - I got back in I went to page fifty two of the jokes and started at entry number one and i see I've ten years of the stuff to read through...that's gonna be fun, really enjoyed the dogbath pages. Some good jokes. Good stuff, thanks all.
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Poor guy was pretty much chased away.
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Why would he possibly have wanted to after the way he was treated?Being645 wrote:zaltys7 wrote:Agreed.sultan2075 wrote:Poor guy was pretty much chased away.... can't agree. No. He could well have remained here ...
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The most successful tyranny is not the one that uses force to assure uniformity but the one that removes the awareness of other possibilities, that makes it seem inconceivable that other ways are viable, that removes the sense that there is an outside.
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I didn't notice anything unusual or unfriendly.sultan2075 wrote:Why would he possibly have wanted to after the way he was treated?Being645 wrote:zaltys7 wrote: Agreed.
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he likes being punished like most of us heresultan2075 wrote:Why would he possibly have wanted to after the way he was treated?Being645 wrote:zaltys7 wrote: Agreed.
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i know you read this so come on,step up,,,you,,,
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I didn't post in that thread, but read it.sultan2075 wrote:Why would he possibly have wanted to after the way he was treated?Being645 wrote:zaltys7 wrote: Agreed.
He posted his "hello" post (which was fine, and people started saying hello back), then posted again asking 'who here is a christian?'. A lot of people said 'not me', and he decided this place wasn't for him. End of story.
Now when he started talking about his religion in his 2nd ever post here I must admit that I immediately thought of the "Religion is a penis" quote.
He wasn't chased away - no one was nasty to him, no one treated him badly. He worked out that he wasn't posting in an evangelical christian forum and didn't feel comfortable about that, so left. No problem.
LazCo has it in a nutshell. "Chased away" looks very different to what happened there. People gave their opinions and expressed puzzlement for sure, as they're entitled to, but nobody actually attacked the guy over it. I'm sure that even Fiendy would have stepped in with a "cut that out" if that had been going on.
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I know that some folk on here are Christians. I don't think I'm ever rude about religion?
I don't think anyone was nasty to the guy.
I don't think anyone was nasty to the guy.
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...Something going on her here??? I got a blurry memory of putting Jesus and Lao Tzu in my interests section on the sign up here 
You worried you got a banging Christian on board?...
Don't worry folk...Hey, I'm interested in the Annunaki too, doesn't mean I believe in them!
Ok. I'm off to sink my brain into some Evangelical Dylan bootleg you God Damn Heathens
mmmmmm....think I call it a bear
You worried you got a banging Christian on board?... Don't worry folk...Hey, I'm interested in the Annunaki too, doesn't mean I believe in them!
Ok. I'm off to sink my brain into some Evangelical Dylan bootleg you God Damn Heathens
mmmmmm....think I call it a bear
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No we weren't talking about you, don't worry. There was another new person who did some pretty full-on Jesus stuff.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
—Bertrand Russell
Mmmmm we're all pretty cool with stuff and recognise and accept that people come from different backgrounds. Exchanges may get slightly robust at times, but there's no nastiness here. 
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