We are all different

Aussie · Senior Member

We are all different

Gaylehere · Guru

Yes, we are all different. I do not agree with everything everyone says but I'm sure not all agree with my comments either. I like all the different forum members and would miss them if they got up and left. DD takes beautiful photos and I appreciate his skill with photography. Love reading Dougwe's monthly newsletter on his travels and really like playing the Pick this Place with the others who frequent that section. Couldn't play all by my lonesome. And Aussie I read of your pain relief and hope that all goes well with you. We all make up this forum. Cheers.

-- Edited by Gaylehere on Friday 13th of October 2017 07:09:09 PM

Possum3 · Guru

I totally agree - as long as it doesn't get into an abusive slanging match - we are all adults Except Lawyers LOL (sorry D Maxer I do mean well with no animus, sometimes I just can't help myself). I normally try to follow all the Threads so I'm not too greatly peeved by being in a wrong section - particularly a few newbies that haven't got the hang of it all yet - But normally the best and quickest way to get an answer to any queries is through the correct forums - even P.M.'s at times.
We are all on the wrong side of the clock so let's just enjoy what we have left.

Cheers to all,

rockylizard · Guru

Gday...

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Cheers - John

meetoo · Guru

Ah bugger, Aussie. smile I just got over thinking I was different all my life. Now I come here only to be told I am wrong!!! smile smile smile

Cheers, John.

Hey Jim · Guru

Hi all,

If my reply to DD's post was offensive. I did not mean it to offend anyone. I just meant it to be funny and have a laugh.

Regards Jim

Tony Bev · Guru

I have been away from the computer for a while
I hope that nothing has happened, to any members

I will put my opinion in, and say that
I give my opinion/s, knowing that others also, have the same opportunity of giving their own

I personally do not believe in getting into, or giving, a verbal argument, for the sake of arguing

It is very hard for me, and I will therefore assume for other, to sometimes gauge what the tone of the written word actually is

All in all, I would say that the majority of members on this site are, very friendly, and helpful

I do find that when a specific question is asked, then someone will try and give a specific answer

I also see that sometimes, when a generalised question is asked, or a generalised opinion is given

Sometimes...
The actual question, or opinion is misinterpreted, and sometimes, that particular post goes into freefall

Eaglemax · Guru

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RustyD · Guru

When I first started computing programming in the 1970s, it was all done in UPPER CASE. The was no lower case keyboards anyway. After word processing and emailing (IBM PROFS) was invented lower case was introduced, I still locked my keyboard in CAPS for programming but often didn't unlock when emailing. Then someone abused me verbally about my email in CAPS. Apparently CAPS is yelling. OOOOOPS.

In early days on forums I wasn't sure if someone was mad at me. I apologised on one occasion then they added a smiley face

to the original reply. Made a huge difference.

DMaxer · Guru

I enjoy people speaking their mind. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. We are all adults (even those who aspire to be what they are not or never were). Imagine how boring the forum would be if all we talked about was how smart our children/grandchildren were or who brought a cake to happy hour.

I can't thank forum members enough for the good hearted and patient assistance I have received in preventing me from destroying my caravan with my attempts in working out its components and functions.