On Mar 2, 10:08*pm, "JCW" wrote:
"Tudor Hughes" *wrote in message

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* * *Not sure about that, Col. *This mockery, now out in the open,
must get to him. *Yes, even him. *And I did draw attention to the vast
difference between his internet personality and his apparent
professional one and the possible reasons for it.
* * The thing to do is to not reply to any of his posts, something I
have occasionally done, thinking he had toned down the bullying. *It
won't happen again. *Promise. *From now on, rigorous ignoral.
* * *I had an email from Alan White, mostly about the weather but
which ended "Keep up the fight". *Enemies everywhere. *We will win!

Tudor Hughes, follically abundant both cranially and facially, though
non colour-matching, Warlingham, Surrey.

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Echo the sentiment, Tudor.....You come across as a sensible, if HAIRY,
individual.....lucky you, eh!? ;-)

Lawrence mentioned he met you for a drink and figured you were a nice chap.
I reckon you bought more rounds!?

Joe

No, actually Lawrie bought *me* a drink, whereas he himself was on
Coke as he said he'd been drinking at home (red wine) and might have
another when he got back. He was not drunk, not in the slightest, and
nor was I, for essential motoring reasons. I live 12 miles from
Beautiful Downton Sydenham, London SE9.
I've mentioned in emails to certain people that Lawrence is
considerably more self-effacing than you might have thought and is
genuinely upset at the current row. Unlike Dawlish, he doesn't
pretend to know more than he does, either personally or in print. It
makes me really angry that such a person should feel compelled to
withdraw in the face of the bullying ratbag Dawlish, who should be
ashamed of himself for this and a host of similar offences committed
here and elsewhere. But, as Alan Bennett might say, "He won't be,
will he?" We simply *must* ignore him.
Having met Lawrence, this has really upset me, the injustice of
it all.

Dawlish, in his alter ego as an Ofsted consultant would, I'm
sure, like to see a school's anti-bullying policy. Well, Paul, we've
got one here, just for you. It consists of pulling the chain, waving
goodbye and breathing a "pwoar, I feel better for that". The smell on
the landing will disappear in no time and we can get back to talking
about the weather.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey