Post closed due to ruddiness

I just wondered why people believe its acceptable to post remarks where they try to be clever with their wording without appearing abusive.

I just think if you feel like that then don't bother to reply or say anything - its spoils it for everyone else.

The art of the oblique insult is to be admired not reviled. People do not even know they have lost their head until they nod

I think I'll duck that question.

So was I until I saw this:

In reply to a post by Leenig:

I just think if you feel like that then don't bother to reply or say anything.

Appearing abusive is in the eye of the beholder. So the one saying something would not know that's how the recipient would regard it.

And as already pointed out to the OP discussion groups don't work that way. If this is a plea for them to change it is doomed to failure.

@OP: Get over it & move on! It got your problem solved.

Edited by XRaySpeX (Sun 25-May-14 23:02:47)

Have have no need to worry Bob I think it great to have people like you operating within these forum with such knowledge willing to help and assist others.

There are just some people who can't help or control themselves bless them

I agree thats why people should think before they hit the sent button

Lee

In reply to a post by XRaySpeX:

So was I until I saw this:

In reply to a post by Leenig:

I just think if you feel like that then don't bother to reply or say anything.

Appearing abusive is in the eye of the beholder. So the one saying something would not know that's how the recipient would regard it.

And as already pointed out to the OP discussion groups don't work that way. If this is a plea for them to change it is doomed to failure.

@OP: Get over it & move on! It got your problem solved.

In reply to a post by Leenig:

I just wondered why people believe its acceptable to post remarks where they try to be clever with their wording without appearing abusive.

I just think if you feel like that then don't bother to reply or say anything - its spoils it for everyone else.

Noun 1. ruddiness - a healthy reddish complexion

Noun 1. rudeness - lack of manners; discourteousness

When moaning about other people's use of words at least use the right one yourself

Few can possess squirrel's intellect, command of language, and patronising air. Sadly squirrel lacks the humility to recognise this and show consideration for those less fortunate than himself, thereby demonstrating the validity of the original post. Nobody's perfect, not even squirrel.

English is not my first language and it was my error.

I just think when people read those kind of replies they just think starts with p and ends in T and as 4 letters.

The funny thing thing is if you go throughout all their post your likely to find grammatical error or a word mis spelled but who cares, we all make mistakes.

I did look at Squirrel profile and his had a reply to me in the forum deleted by Seb.

I still don't understand why some people thinks it OK to attack or insult others in forums here and elsewhere.

for example squirrel writes:

Whilst typing this I am watching my download meter in another app show me downloading something at 82.3Mbps/10.3MBps - not bad going really as I was originally rejected for 512Kbps ADSL in 2001 on this same line.

I've highlighted in bold the wording that doesn't read right to me , but then English is not my first language.

http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/sky/t/4154067-re-sk...

Edited by deleted (Mon 26-May-14 17:09:50)

Wow - you dislike the personal attacks so much that you post a new thread to continue all this and go out of your way to dig up a post to further it.

Well done.