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Millennium3 · 11-03-2008, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Cleopatra

Can't wait for my next red dot.

This sounds more like a disease than a crime!

Tara · 11-03-2008, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Hartlepool

You will have to look somewhere else for the scoundrel,it wasn't me.

In fact I lost 6 points in one fell swoop,thought it was the ladies club.sort of ganging up on me,again.

Anyway,I had about 48 points,last time I looked it was 42.

Also,I have no ideas on how this points system works really other than how to add a point to a poster.

And that's the truth ladies.

I never took your points, I promise

In fact, I think it's really petty and cowardly to give someone negative reputation points, they should have the guts to express their disapproval face to face not anonymously, it's pathetic. So to boost you up I'm going to give you some positive rep to make up for the cowardly loser who took some away

On another forum I frequent the reputation system doesn't allow users to be anonymous, their user ID shows up next to their comments and I think that's a much better system. It also lets people know who their friends are.

Tara · 11-03-2008, 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Millennium3

This sounds more like a disease than a crime!

The reason she can't wait for her next red dot is because she's marrying an Indian in two months time. You are of course, invited to the wedding, you are expected to bear gifts of Indian gold bangles wrapped in red silk.

Millennium3 · 11-03-2008, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by tara

The reason she can't wait for her next red dot is because she's marrying an Indian in two months time. You are of course, invited to the wedding, you are expected to bear gifts of Indian gold bangles wrapped in red silk.

Next dot - is she a bigamist -or worse?

Tara · 11-03-2008, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Millennium3

Next dot - is she a bigamist -or worse?

Worse. By marrying this Indian she'll be bringing another immigrant into the country. Outrageous

Cleopatra · 12-03-2008, 08:11 AM

Yeah, I meant red square. It's this dot talk throughout the thread that's turning me dotty.

Fear not, I shall not be sponsoring Asif Patel's green card, I'll leave that to the current government.

Frith · 18-03-2008, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by tara

Wouldn't mind just popping down the station and giving a DNA swab?

No, good stuff Millennium, never thought you were the phantom dotter anyway, the one responsible is a dirty rotten scoundrel, PC Cleo and myself have inside information and are onto them. You are indeed eliminated from our enquiries!

For the record, I have received two red dots, for reasons unrelated to bad behaviour. One had "Too long -again" written next to it and the next in rapid fire so it couldn't have come from the same person, had "stop whining" written next to it.

I am not part of a "ladies' club" who are trying to degrade people's reputations. I have given quite a few people green dots since the rep system began. Unless someone badly insults another and unless this poster is the antagonist, a red point should not be abused nor given as way of bringing down a poster some individual may personally dislike. I have given green points to posters who have been rude to me simply because the post concerned was a good one, but I will avoid doing this to these in future as they may be stabbing me and others in the back under cover of anonymity. I agree that the method of showing who gives points next to the rating may help to stop this anonymous assassination of people's reputations.

Tara · 18-03-2008, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Frith

For the record, I have received two red dots, for reasons unrelated to bad behaviour. One had "Too long -again" written next to it and the next in rapid fire so it couldn't have come from the same person, had "stop whining" written next to it.

I am not part of a "ladies' club" who are trying to degrade people's reputations. I have given quite a few people green dots since the rep system began. Unless someone badly insults another and unless this poster is the antagonist, a red point should not be abused nor given as way of bringing down a poster some individual may personally dislike. I have given green points to posters who have been rude to me simply because the post concerned was a good one, but I will avoid doing this to these in future as they may be stabbing me and others in the back under cover of anonymity. I agree that the method of showing who gives points next to the rating may help to stop this anonymous assassination of people's reputations.

Maybe this 'ladies club' should start a petition asking for peoples names to appear alongside any reputation points they give, it would certainly clear up any misunderstandings, good or bad. Anyway, to hell with the backstabbers, do you like my pink caravan? It's all lit up, see...

Frith · 18-03-2008, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by tara

Maybe this 'ladies club' should start a petition asking for peoples names to appear alongside any reputation points they give, it would certainly clear up any misunderstandings, good or bad. Anyway, to hell with the backstabbers, do you like my pink caravan? It's all lit up, see...

I spent some time this afternoon giving deserving folk green dots. So some have now turned grey instead.

I love your pink caravan! The Tea Pottery makes a lovely teapot one. I am determined some day to own one of these. A teapot one, that is. I want a narrow boat instead for travelling.

Tara · 18-03-2008, 05:02 PM

That teapot caravan is great, wouldn't it be fab to just pack up and drive off into the wilderness leaving everything and everyone behind? I've always wanted to live on a narrow boat, nearly bought a rickety old one many years ago when I had the cash. Worked at the Boat Show a couple of years ago and on my breaks would walk around looking at the very expensive yachts, some smart narrow boats too, brand spanking new with mod cons, they were very nice if you had 100k to spare!

I just gave you some positive rep, check your User CP

Your rose has twinkly bits, how very pink caravan!

12-03-2008, 08:11 AM	#26 (permalink)
Cleopatra Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 257	Yeah, I meant red square. It's this dot talk throughout the thread that's turning me dotty. Fear not, I shall not be sponsoring Asif Patel's green card, I'll leave that to the current government. __________________ "Then they pull down their filthy trousers, squat over a massive, subsidised ditch and evacuate their corrupt, socialist bowels all over a photograph of Shakespeare."

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18-03-2008, 05:02 PM	#30 (permalink)
Tara Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 816	That teapot caravan is great, wouldn't it be fab to just pack up and drive off into the wilderness leaving everything and everyone behind? I've always wanted to live on a narrow boat, nearly bought a rickety old one many years ago when I had the cash. Worked at the Boat Show a couple of years ago and on my breaks would walk around looking at the very expensive yachts, some smart narrow boats too, brand spanking new with mod cons, they were very nice if you had 100k to spare! I just gave you some positive rep, check your User CP Your rose has twinkly bits, how very pink caravan!