Not heard it. Any good?Serotonin said:Pathetic derail by the usual specimens.
bristol_citizen said:Not heard it. Any good?
bristle-krs said:you do realise that bristol_citizen was one of the people fighting to keep daycare services open in bristol following council cutbacks, whereas za... no, never mind.
Geri said:stop sending PMs to people a) accusing them of things they didn't do and b) threatening to come and find them 'in person'.
Serotonin said:Why not do the Xmas shopping online? I did all mine that way last year and it was so much more stress free.

Zaskar said:I just think some of you are pathalogically paranoid or actually completely mad, sorry![]()

fizzerbird said:<thinks>
Hmmmmm...which one am I then?
<puts finger on chin and looks up to the left>
When faced with those two choices I'd like to be completely mad I think.
Yep, dunno if I could cope with being pathologically paranoid, being totally bonkers seems the better deal...it just sounds less...erm clinical IYWIM?
Ok, completely mad it is then![]()

Zaskar said:All I did was say I was going to pop round and get an interview with the brave mr apron
Jografer said:... lovely to see his wit & wisdom back to entertain us all...

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) then Broadmead and more particularly Park Street and Clifton is for you. 3_D said:Sorry to derail the derailment...(what's the etiquette on that by the way - interrupting an off-topic ruck to answer the original question? Is there some protocol I should know about)...
...but anyway Broadmead's got to be way better just for the choice of shops. The Mall is fine if all you want to buy is mainstream fashion items from identikit mainstream stores. If however you crave stuff that maybe doesn't fall in with this season's 'look' (who decides that anyway) then Broadmead and more particularly Park Street and Clifton is for you.
As you were.
Iam said:Answer away. This ruck is long since over, unfortunately a couple of the participants have bad wind and seem to be repeating... Anyhoo...
The Mall has dreadful record shops.
Awful clothes shops.
Piss poor Waterstones.
If it was a choice, I'd go into town every time. But Cribbs is so close and town is so far away. It's a good job I do hardly any shopping.
)The youth of today, eh?butterfly child said:He didn't want a fairly traded hand knitted yurt from Ulan Bator.
Zaskar said:As for the PMs, well same applies, just dont read em. All I did was say I was going to pop round and get an interview with the brave mr apron,
Zaskar said:I get 50,000 hits a month ! And even then all you have is a meaningless number that wont lead you anywhere.... I just think some of you are pathalogically paranoid or actually completely mad, sorry![]()
bristle-krs said:
bristle-krs said:so it was a veiled threat then?
Yes I would have thought that was obvoius and quite clearly justified after his infantile and quite ridiculous thread derailing threats. What provoked me to such mild action was the fact that someone very cole to me and nicer than all of us was concerned by his threats, I merely request them to stop and given thjat simple behavioural techniques have been found to work well for obsessive types I thought a small nugget of encouragemnt may help Mr. Apron to become a better person...![]()
munkeeunit said:qfp?
quad flat pack?
queenland forest products?
qualified financial planner?
QUIT FUCKING PREVARICATING?
none of the above?
Zaskar said:I think given the threats and provocation I have recieved that I have behaved quite well.
Geri said:The difference is that anything butchersapron or I have to say to you will be said on the boards, for everyone to read, and if it's considered inappropriate then no doubt the moderators will take action. You, on the other hand, prefer to make veiled threats and accusations by PM.
It's not about "not liking" Zaskar - it's about despising his attention-getting behaviour in general, and his actions in getting the Bristol Indymedia server seized by the police in particular.Serotonin said:We know some of the posters here don't like Zaskar, but give other posters here the chance to make up their own minds.