Graham wrote:



I will be sorry if you go, I enjoy your posts.

Mike McMillan

Garden Isle

So do I, especially when we avoid stupid AGW arguments which are utterly
pointless and boring. At least the weather looks like turning colder and
more interesting next week with some snow around!


I totally agree Will, I can't even be bothered to read them anymore I just
delete them and move on. We could all argue forever more, life's too short.

Let's hope something changes next week, two days of this muck is enough for
anyone. Damp, drizzly and foggy today with temps around 10.8c, can't see
much chance of any sun this week


Graham (North Staffs)

It certainly was a bit grim today, Graham. We had thick fog and drizzle back
before sunset.

--
Norman Lynagh
Tideswell, Derbyshire
303m a.s.l.

" Let's hope something changes next week, two days of this muck is enough
for
anyone. Damp, drizzly and foggy today with temps around 10.8c, can't see
much chance of any sun this week


Graham (North Staffs)

It certainly was a bit grim today, Graham. We had thick fog and drizzle
back
before sunset.

I was hoping for something better today Norman, after watching the midlands
today forecast.
I'm hoping for at least a few brighter spells tomorrow, it certainly can't
get any worse



Graham

yeah lawrence, when your out of prison in 2042
can you stop ****ing well replying to him! lol

On 28/02/2012 12:35 PM, Alastair wrote:


I would just like to urge everyone to do as I do and not to read
Dawlish's posts. When I did read then they were either bland and
uninformative, or rude and upsetting. So long as you don't read them
then you can't be upset by them. Moreover, you are not goaded into
replying to him and then recirculating his messages under your name.
It is too much to hope that everyone will ignore him and that he will
then go away. But at least you can protect yourself by not reading his
posts.

Cheers, Alastair.

dont you mean a earthquake in a blender

On 28/02/2012 5:14 PM, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Feb 28, 10:52 am, Stephen wrote:


It's a storm in a tea-cup.

Increasingly, this Newsgroup has become unrecognisable from the one I
first remember discovering over 10 years ago, and we're all the poorer
for that.

Although I've struggled to resist it, I've become thoroughly fed-up
with the raw unpleasantness that some posts to this Group have
contained, of late. They're introverted, boring, narrow-minded,
disrespectful and nasty, and are bloody awful to have to wade through
but they are difficult to avoid as they often pop up in the most
unlikely places. What's worse, they don't add one iota to the sum of
knowledge, nor are they in the spirit of sensible discussion which I
always thought this Group was set-up to promote.

To those who take delight in all this: Go and fight your petty spats
somewhere else. I've neither the time or patience to listen to them
any longer.

- Tom.

On Tue, 28 Feb 2012 15:10:30 -0800, Tom2131 wrote:


To those who take delight in all this: Go and fight your petty spats
somewhere else. I've neither the time or patience to listen to them any
longer.

- Tom.

Ooooh... Who's mister Grumpypants, then?

"Tom2131" wrote in message
...

Increasingly, this Newsgroup has become unrecognisable from the one I
first remember discovering over 10 years ago, and we're all the poorer
for that.

Although I've struggled to resist it, I've become thoroughly fed-up
with the raw unpleasantness that some posts to this Group have
contained, of late. They're introverted, boring, narrow-minded,
disrespectful and nasty, and are bloody awful to have to wade through
but they are difficult to avoid as they often pop up in the most
unlikely places. What's worse, they don't add one iota to the sum of
knowledge, nor are they in the spirit of sensible discussion which I
always thought this Group was set-up to promote.

To those who take delight in all this: Go and fight your petty spats
somewhere else. I've neither the time or patience to listen to them
any longer.

- Tom.

Amen to all of that.

Ian Bingham,
Inchmarlo, Aberdeenshire.

On Tuesday, February 28, 2012 11:10:30 PM UTC, Tom2131 wrote:
Increasingly, this Newsgroup has become unrecognisable from the one I
first remember discovering over 10 years ago, and we're all the poorer
for that.

Although I've struggled to resist it, I've become thoroughly fed-up
with the raw unpleasantness that some posts to this Group have
contained, of late. They're introverted, boring, narrow-minded,
disrespectful and nasty, and are bloody awful to have to wade through
but they are difficult to avoid as they often pop up in the most
unlikely places. What's worse, they don't add one iota to the sum of
knowledge, nor are they in the spirit of sensible discussion which I
always thought this Group was set-up to promote.

To those who take delight in all this: Go and fight your petty spats
somewhere else. I've neither the time or patience to listen to them
any longer.

- Tom.

Well, well. Put a number of folk in their 50s and 60s together as a scientific experiment and see how long it takes them to behave like primary school kids, when their cosy little clique is shattered by a minority with a different view to themselves.

No need. It has happened before my very eyes.

Thankyou. I now have enough material for my Phd thesis.

On Feb 28, 9:25*am, "Tony Kenyon"
wrote:
"Dawlish" *wrote in message

...

On Feb 27, 10:30 pm, "Eskimo Will" wrote:





"Mike McMillan" wrote in message

news:29655341.3706.1330373358873.JavaMail.geo-discussion-forums@vbbfy7....

I will be sorry if you go, I enjoy your posts.

Mike McMillan

Garden Isle

So do I, especially when we avoid stupid AGW arguments which are utterly
pointless and boring.
At least the weather looks like turning colder and more interesting next
week with some snow around!

Will
--

What on earth has it got to do with a behind the killfile 3rd party?

Surely Dawlish the question you need to answer for yourself is why you have
'previous' when it comes to people taking a dislike to you even when they've
never met you!

Personally I enjoy Lawrence's posts *even if I might disagree with him on
occasions. I also enjoy some of yours but I know who I'd prefer to have a
drink with.

Tony- Hide quoted text -

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Me too, having had a drink with Lawrence last night. Not a
monster. Rather good company.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey.

On Feb 27, 8:09*pm, Mike McMillan wrote:
I will be sorry if you go, I enjoy your posts.

Mike McMillan

Garden Isle

I've just caught up with this thread, and I totally agree with Mike
(and several others who have said much the same.) In any case, I can't
believe that anyone who quotes lyrics from Neil Young songs is bad.

During all the times Lawrence & I have replied to each others posts
he's never said anything to annoy me, and he's frequently so funny.
The fact that we may disagree at times matters not.

Graham
Penzance