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Forum 'rules'
      #8831 - 03/07/2007 17:56

1. Try to be nice to each other.
2. Try to work around the swear filter.
3. No question is too stupid to be asked. Nobody is born knowing anything, not even how to adjust a clutch lever. So ask!
4. Expect to have the piss taken out of you by anonymous people.
5. Take the piss back, don't spit the dummy.
6. If you are a racist, sexist homophobe, expect to be abused or mocked.
7. If you don't ride a sportsbike, we don't care.
8. Feel free to post questions for the Staff of the magazine. They will be docked pay if they don't respond.
9. Keep www.dictionary.com open in another browser window while you post. People take you more seriously if you can spell correctly. Realy.
10. Don't use the phrase 'politically correct'. Instead, why not think up some other more useful, more accurate phrase?

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8834 - 03/07/2007 18:09

Kenny, would rule number 10 be aimed at any posts concerning the centre pages by any chance?

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8836 - 03/07/2007 18:31



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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8840 - 03/07/2007 18:57

11. DON'T POST IN UPPER CASE SCRIPT. IT HURTS MY EARS!

12. Don't write anything you wouldn't HONESTLY be prepared to say to someone's face.

13. Be yourself (under an alias, if you prefer!) Don't go overboard trying to appear to be more knowledgeable, cool, "with it" etc than you really are!

14. Don't Bullsh*t!

15. Welcome EVERY new forum member warmly, with genuine sentiment and cordiality. THEN rip the sh*t out of them!

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: xxrider]
      #8842 - 03/07/2007 19:13

16. If somebody asks you if you have seen goatse.cz - and you haven't - don't, under ANY circumstances, go and look.

17. No really, don't!

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KwH]
      #8863 - 03/07/2007 22:06

you're a sick man Ken

18 Think of really interesting and controversial topics so we can all have some fun.

9a. Get a Mac with the latest version of Safari which checks your spelling as you write! Maybe you can get Safari for PC's, but get a Mac anyway. I've got shares in Apple.

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: makka]
      #8865 - 03/07/2007 22:11

Quote:

you're a sick man Ken




Hey, I told you not to look, didn't I?

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KwH]
      #8871 - 03/07/2007 22:50

I didn't.

I remember from last time.
I didn't look then either but others did.

I realised (after taking quite a lot of Ibogaine [google it]) long ago that whatever goes into my mind stays there.
I resolved not to put anything more like horror or violence or really sick porn in there.
(One of the reasons why it pisses me that they now put all kinds of horror on the news without warning people (dead bodies or torture stuff)

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: makka]
      #8873 - 03/07/2007 23:21

Quote:


I realised (after taking quite a lot of Ibogaine [google it])




Halucinogenic Alkaloids? I never would have figured that you had form for halucinogens, mate - I thought your user icon was just a cow that fancied a swim...

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KwH]
      #8878 - 03/07/2007 23:48

those days are past and gone.

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: makka]
      #8892 - 04/07/2007 09:00

19. Don't worry about staying on subject in a thread. It's far more entertaining if you don't.

20. Don't look at any links Ken posts. Even after he's warned you not to.

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8895 - 04/07/2007 10:16

Amendments 1.1 (with thanks)

1. Try to be nice to each other.
2. Try to work around the swear filter.
3. No question is too stupid to be asked. Nobody is born knowing anything, not even how to adjust a clutch lever. So ask!
4. Expect to have the piss taken out of you by anonymous people.
5. Take the piss back, don't spit the dummy.
6. If you are a racist, sexist homophobe, expect to be abused or mocked.
7. If you don't ride a sportsbike, we don't care.
8. Feel free to post questions for the Staff of the magazine. They will be docked pay if they don't respond.
9. Keep www.dictionary.com open in another browser window while you post. People take you more seriously if you can spell correctly. Realy.
10. Don't use the phrase 'politically correct'. Instead, why not think up some other more useful, more accurate phrase?
11. DON'T POST IN UPPER CASE SCRIPT. IT HURTS PEOPLE'S EARS!
12. Don't write anything you wouldn't honestly be prepared to say to someone's face, espcially if they were bigger than you
13. Be yourself (under an alias, if you must) Don't go overboard trying to appear to be more knowledgeable, cool, "with it" etc, than you really are!
14. Don't bullshiit.
15. Welcome every new forum member warmly, with genuine sentiment and cordiality. Then rip the shiit out of them.
16. Think of really interesting and controversial topics so we can all have some fun.
17. Never use more than one exclamation mark. More than one makes you look like a mentallist.

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8896 - 04/07/2007 10:29

I still think the one about never, ever, EVER looking at or following a link to goatse.cz is absolutely crucial. In fact I don't think you can stress it enough.

Edit: And no, even if for some perverse reason you are tempted, FFS don't go looking at work! DEFINITELY not work safe. Though not, to the best of my knowledge, actually illegal.

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Edited by KwH (04/07/2007 10:47)


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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8901 - 04/07/2007 11:37

Quote:

17. Never use more than one exclamation mark. More than one makes you look like a mentallist.




ooops !!!!!

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8904 - 04/07/2007 11:45

Just one thing, Kenny.

Are you intending to enforce these rules?

Can we look forward to a system of warnings, and eventual expulsion?

Or being sat in the corner with a big, pointy cap on?

Or being sent to the headmistress for a beating?

And can Jayne please be the headmistress?

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: simonthemonkey]
      #8905 - 04/07/2007 11:54

Quote:

Quote:

17. Never use more than one exclamation mark. More than one makes you look like a mentallist.




ooops !!!!!




Monkey boy...the 'screamers' are the least of your problems, you've been shouting at beans for a while now....arf!

PS Tried M&S beans? Maybe they're a higher class of bean and will respond?

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: xxrider]
      #8951 - 04/07/2007 22:12

Who do you want for headmistress
You may choose only one
Jayne
Harriet
Both


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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: makka]
      #8954 - 04/07/2007 23:12

She may read this, so I'm probably gonna get a slap, but WTF...

Harriet went out to race her Ducati at Assen last month, and was out wanging round during free practice learning the circuit and getting up to speed, when she managed to have a coming together with one of the only other women in the series, who was taking a different but equally valid line through the same fast corner. Neither saw the other, racing speed, both unsighted, suddenly BANG!, and one rider stayed on, while poor old Hilary went earth/sky/earth/sky/ambulance/operating theatre for a badly broken collar bone (get well soon, H!). So anyway, this other woman, Lily, had no idea what had happened and assumed that 'H' had punted her from behind, and visa versa. Fortunately, this being a club meeting at Assen and not some pikey UK circuit, they had full video running and so the club rider rep watched the slow motion from all three camera angles and confirmed that it was side to side contact, unfortunate racing incident, nobody's fault. But nobody told the riders...

So Lily goes back home after a brilliant weekend and posts a really bubbly race report, mentioning in passing that she was punted from behind during practice by 'H', and 'H' who was clearly not very happy posts her version saying that Lily punted her off, and it's all about starting to kick off in full Franki-Chili-versus-Foggy fashion. But just before the guy who reviewed the video spoiled it all by posting the facts of what actually happened, the rest of the Desmo Due racers had come up with a diplomatic solution of their own.

They were planning on bringing a giant paddling pool and a 40 gallon catering drum of coleslaw to the next race meeting and letting the ladies resolve their differences in the paddock before the first practice session

They really missed a trick, though. I'd have slipped the guy who had seen the video a tenner to keep his gob shut until after the next meeting, personally.

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: KennyP]
      #8959 - 05/07/2007 00:44

I am a mentalist!!!! No seriously........... I am!!!!

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Re: Forum 'rules' [Re: FastBikerBoy]
      #8960 - 05/07/2007 01:09

coleslaw?

you're a sick man Ken.
I expect you would throw in a couple of sheep too.

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