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    Quote Originally Posted by Calidore View Post
    If we're seeing something that you're not, maybe it's not us. Don't fall into the trap of thinking that what you see is all there is. We all have blind spots. G.L.'s way of thinking and expressing himself seems to fall into one of yours. Doesn't mean you're wrong to be rubbed the wrong way, but don't get mad at others who don't share your opinion. It's bad for the blood pressure, and life's too short as it is. Just do what Mutatis did: decide that you don't understand G.L., nor are you interested, and ignore him.
    Well maybe if you come away from this thread and you look at the masses of threads started by him today you might start to see the full picture.

    And I do understand G.L. Wilson because he is an obvious troll as plain as day, if you don't then I am sorry for you.

    Quote Originally Posted by Red-Headed View Post
    I was taught it at university & I need a knowledge of linguistics & semiotics for my profession. What's nonsense to you is knowledge to me.

    Frankly, that doesn't surprise me somehow.
    Really? I wasn't knocking university education as I have studied at one of the world's best for the last seven years and hold a top class degree. I was merely knocking a racist, sexist, homophobic, anti-semitic - sorry you didn't spot him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calidore View Post
    :-) I've heard about that. I have the same reaction to the English calling an eraser a "rubber." Asking for those here will get you directed to a pharmacy.
    Oddly, an old term for a condom in England was 'rubber Johnny' often just shortened to 'Johnny'.

    If you ever live in Wales, make sure you know the Gaelic for both 'Ladies' & 'Gents' toilets.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neely View Post
    And I do understand G.L. Wilson because he is an obvious troll as plain as day,
    Agreed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neely View Post
    Really? I wasn't knocking university education as I have studied at one of the world's best for the last seven years and hold a top class degree. I was merely knocking a racist, sexist, homophobic, anti-semitic - sorry you didn't spot him.
    Good for you. There may be plenty of humourless trolls in the world, none of them appear to be J L Wilson to me.

    Maybe I just can't see it.

    Why not just put the bloke on ignore?

    And put me on ignore while your at it ... PLEASE.
    docendo discimus

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    Quote Originally Posted by Red-Headed View Post
    Good for you. There may be plenty of humourless trolls in the world, none of them appear to be J L Wilson to me.

    Maybe I just can't see it.

    Why not just put the bloke on ignore?

    And put me on ignore while your at it ... PLEASE.
    Neely isn't the only one being annoyed by the trolling.
    Les Miserables,
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    Remember this, my friends: there are no such things as bad plants or bad men. There are only bad cultivators.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Red-Headed View Post
    If you ever live in Wales, make sure you know the Gaelic for both 'Ladies' & 'Gents' toilets.
    They speak Gaelic in Wales? Are the two languages related?
    You must be the change you wish to see in the world. -- Mahatma Gandhi

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    Quote Originally Posted by BienvenuJDC View Post
    Agreed
    Thank you. I was thinking that I was the only sane one around at this time.

    Quote Originally Posted by Red-Headed View Post
    Good for you. There may be plenty of humourless trolls in the world, none of them appear to be J L Wilson to me.

    Maybe I just can't see it.

    Why not just put the bloke on ignore?

    And put me on ignore while your at it ... PLEASE.
    ~Easy to do for you, and I will do that for sure, but not as easy to do for troll Wilson when half of the boards are full of homophobic, racist, anti-semitic, sexist stuff but I will try. Really though, maybe if you looked around you also might be able to see that too, never mind if not.

    Good night.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calidore View Post
    They speak Gaelic in Wales? Are the two languages related?
    I wish I had a £1 coin for every American who doesn't think that Gaelic is spoken anywhere but in Ireland. There is Manx, Welsh, Cornish & Scots' Gaelic still spoken in the UK. They are all related to Irish Gaelic, Breton & some Spanish Gaelic dialects.

    Welsh Gaelic is predominantly spoken in the north, nearer the Capital you will find most Welsh people, although mainly bilingual will speak English more often than Welsh.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neely View Post
    ~Easy to do for you, and I will do that for sure, but not as easy to do for troll Wilson when half of the boards are full of homophobic, racist, anti-semitic, sexist stuff but I will try. Really though, maybe if you looked around you also might be able to see that too, never mind if not.

    Good night.
    Thanks, I appreciate your candour. I'm not offended that you have put me on ignore, that's why I requested it.

    Nos da (That's Welsh for goodnight).
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    Quote Originally Posted by BienvenuJDC View Post
    Neely isn't the only one being annoyed by the trolling.
    Apparently not. I suggest you utilise the ignore button.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red-Headed View Post
    Apparently not. I suggest you utilise the ignore button.
    Of course, trolling is against the rules. So it would be best for the rules to be graciously followed.
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    Remember this, my friends: there are no such things as bad plants or bad men. There are only bad cultivators.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BienvenuJDC View Post
    Of course, trolling is against the rules. So it would be best for the rules to be graciously followed.
    Well, I guess it's up to moderation then.
    docendo discimus

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