Heartland

And now the time is neer
And so he makes the final log off
To some a rain of feer
To other's just time to bog off

Threads, he had a few
But then again, to phew to mention
If you ignored (as many did)
His tedious punctuashion [Sid Vicous drawl hear pls)

Yes there were times, when we'll thought
It was time to lay off the apostrophe
And thru tedium, we had our doubts
That James Ritchie ever got out
Until one day, he found SG
And left heartland hissssss waighhhhhh.

You are the weekest link. Goodbye.

Candover Premiere wrote:And now the time is neer
And so he makes the final log off
To some a rain of feer
To other's just time to bog off

Threads, he had a few
But then again, to phew to mention
If you ignored (as many did)
His tedious punctuashion [Sid Vicous drawl hear pls)

Yes there were times, when we'll thought
It was time to lay off the apostrophe
And thru tedium, we had our doubts
That James Ritchie ever got out
Until one day, he found SG
And left heartland hissssss waighhhhhh.

You are the weekest link. Goodbye.

Scardwel wrote:go figure.

Since you're the self-appointed voice of reason in this disgraceful matter, please tell me.

- It started with Richey, and no one did anything. The next thing I knew, it was me posting a poll asking people whether they thought I should stay.

Scardwel wrote: this ridiculous poll thing

Usually, polls fall into two catagories; popularity votes or canvassing opinion. Endless lists are not polls and have very little attraction to me. There has to be appeal for me to participate but I always have a choice to vote or ignore simply by the click of my mouse.

I've started the 'discover the sisters' poll and can already see the album induced discovery patterns forming. I'm genuinely interested how or when people discovered TSOM and people seem to be responding and leaving a few lines describing their first experience/contact. If you can actually draw some conclusions from a poll and as a bonus everyone's got a story to tell then I think it is a valid instrument.

Candover Premiere wrote:And now the time is neer
And so he makes the final log off
To some a rain of feer
To other's just time to bog off

Threads, he had a few
But then again, to phew to mention
If you ignored (as many did)
His tedious punctuashion [Sid Vicous drawl hear pls)

Yes there were times, when we'll thought
It was time to lay off the apostrophe
And thru tedium, we had our doubts
That James Ritchie ever got out
Until one day, he found SG
And left heartland hissssss waighhhhhh.

You are the weekest link. Goodbye.

BRILLIANT!!!

Back to Station...

Thank you all.

Both of you.

Don't slam the door on your way out RJ

Candover Premiere wrote:Thank you all.

Both of you.

You are welcome. Your poem was a nice bit of comic relief.

I don't endorse asking anyone to leave a forum. I have had it happen to me by someone on another forum. I didn't go I stayed, and oddly enough, I now count this person as a friend of mine, and when he is around on THIS forum he posts as Burn. I wish he'd come back.

The best way to handle ppl whose posts you don't like, find tedious, tiresome, rude, or just aren't what you are interested is to just ignore it.

Cheers

BP

Look at this cool picture that came up in a Google image search for "drama queen."

Some people will do anything to get noticed.

RicheyJames wrote:
i, for my part, have recently found the continual rounds of greetings, birthday wishes and general self-congratulating back-slapping at the expense of wit, debate and intelligent conversation stifling, monotonous and depressing.

Me too.
There's nothing wrong with birthday messages, but generally this site has been overrun by TREE-HUGGING HIPPIES.

Where has all the bile and cynicism gone?

Richey, we need you more than ever!

I Have to say... i do kinda agree about the birfdi threads.....

Paddy.

hey RJ.
Aren’t you man enough to make you’re own decisions?


dear boy.
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Everybody needs a hand in there decisions, some of us are not so sure.

christophe wrote:Everybody needs a hand in there

Where, exactly?

mugabe wrote:

christophe wrote:Everybody needs a hand in there

Where, exactly?

You got me, damn.
But now you mention it I could use some help over here.

RicheyJames wrote:intelligent conversation

I must have missed that thread.

Um...it is his decision.

Abstaining. Apathy rules OK!