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16-Apr-2003, 10:39 PM
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hmmmm, more member titles Bill?
Blue Overalls Green Coats White Coats Suits Martin ~ |
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17-Apr-2003, 12:18 AM
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Originally posted by Martin hmmmm, more member titles Bill? Blue Overalls Green Coats White Coats Suits LOL! What about "posh frocks" for the ladies?[:o)] |
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17-Apr-2003, 09:39 AM
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LOL! What about "posh frocks" for the ladies?[:o)] OK, Fur Coats Posh frocks Skirts Leggins Jeans... Martin ~ |
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17-Apr-2003, 09:55 AM
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Hi, Come to think of it - there was no "uniform" for the ladies in the offices - quite a fashion parade, except for the ladies using that purple fluid on the duplicators, was it "Ormig" or something like that? They developed quite a purple outlook on life. Cheerio, Bill.
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17-Apr-2003, 09:57 AM
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17-Apr-2003, 10:38 AM
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Fur coats......hmmm, not at all PC these days..... and leggings are definitely lower down the scale than jeans - ask Hayley!
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17-Apr-2003, 07:26 PM
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Linda Wiganer, No its not a PC reason, I`ll give you a clue. Think of ladies of d****ful character who **** very good money, then think of items of cl***ing generally worn, but for convenience not. Mix it all together and you have an old time saying which my SM used often when faced with a person wearing a fur coat, real or simulated. Incidentally, I bought Margaret one many years ago, she would never wear it, can you think of a reason?, and she wasn`t a lobbyist. Fill in the blanks for a bit of fun. Cheerio, Bill. (sorry Martin!!!)
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18-Apr-2003, 09:31 AM
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As a `new member`, I wonder how long to I have to have been in the forum, or how many postings do I have to make in order to move up the ladder, (said with tonge in cheek)? I would have thought that the `number of posts` spoke for itself as to how long a person had been a member. I have been in other forums for years, so having one star doesn`t bother me at all. However, the present system could look quite daunting to newbies and I`m sure nobody wants to frighten new recruits away!
The work that goes into running a forum like this is tremendous I know, so please don`t take this as a moan, just throwing in my `two-penneth` (for what it`s worth). Jim |
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18-Apr-2003, 11:38 AM
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Originally posted by Spitfire As a `new member`, I wonder how long to I have to have been in the forum, or how many postings do I have to make in order to move up the ladder, (said with tonge in cheek)? I would have thought that the `number of posts` spoke for itself as to how long a person had been a member. I have been in other forums for years, so having one star doesn`t bother me at all. However, the present system could look quite daunting to newbies and I`m sure nobody wants to frighten new recruits away! The work that goes into running a forum like this is tremendous I know, so please don`t take this as a moan, just throwing in my `two-penneth` (for what it`s worth). I know you get 3 stars after 100 posts and 2 stars, after not a lot, about 20 or 25 I think. I've never really been impressed by the ranking system, I don't see the neccessity for it. And I agree , we need all the new recruits we can get . It's a bit like having prefects at school who can give you a clip round the ear isn't it. |
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19-Apr-2003, 09:34 PM
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Originally posted by William R Linda Wiganer, No its not a PC reason, I`ll give you a clue. No need for clues, Bill, I knew exactly what saying you meant concerning no nether garments [ ![]() |
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