Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 6
Discussion
simoid said:
It wasn't atrociously formatted at all - I apologised at the head of the post then supplemented that with the mistake. I then edited to add a footnote - fairly standard and easily understood to most. Understandably not to you though
Yes I always put 3 winking faces when I'm being serious
As for your apology - I'd like one since you mistakenly called me a liar. Poor form, even for a cybernat.
Press quote on the offending post and see what is there and what isn't, however if it means that much to you sweetcheeks, I apologise for missing your apology to ARPYes I always put 3 winking faces when I'm being serious
As for your apology - I'd like one since you mistakenly called me a liar. Poor form, even for a cybernat.
simoid said:
Strocky said:
jimmyjimjim said:
Am I reading this wrong, it looks to me like stroppy edited out the apology himself in quoting?
And missed the wink smileys?
Simmer down and take your tinfoil hat off, there's a good ladAnd missed the wink smileys?
Strocky said:
Press quote on the offending post and see what is there and what isn't, however if it means that much to you sweetcheeks, I apologise for missing your apology to ARP
When is an apology not an apology? When it contains an insincerity and an excuse I'm not overly bothered about internet shenanigans, tbh. On two occasions however, you explicitly and mistakenly called into question my honesty. An ordinary, decent person would usually apologise on such occasions.
Wouldn't you agree?
Much like the other nationalists, you don't really give a hoot about the 'early days of a better nation.'
simoid said:
When is an apology not an apology? When it contains an insincerity and an excuse
I'm not overly bothered about internet shenanigans, tbh. On two occasions however, you explicitly and mistakenly called into question my honesty. An ordinary, decent person would usually apologise on such occasions.
Wouldn't you agree?
Much like the other nationalists, you don't really give a hoot about the 'early days of a better nation.'
I'm not overly bothered about internet shenanigans, tbh. On two occasions however, you explicitly and mistakenly called into question my honesty. An ordinary, decent person would usually apologise on such occasions.
Wouldn't you agree?
Much like the other nationalists, you don't really give a hoot about the 'early days of a better nation.'
simoid said:
Unlike you I apologise when I make an error, and generally try to avoid calling people liars in the first place when I haven't a clue what I'm talking about. I blame the parents
But your not overly bothered, then launch into a tirade from your high horse that ends with a personal insult I've explained twice now that when you quote your "badly formatted" post the apology is nowhere to be seen, I can lead the high horse to water, but I can't make it drink
McWigglebum4th said:
Okay
The SNP promise they will make labour spend an extra £180billion
Where will this money come from?
And what will it be spent on?
Do you think the SNP or Labour care where it comes from, it'll probably come from the Chinese government at 3% interest and to be paid back when SNP and Labour are no longer in power.The SNP promise they will make labour spend an extra £180billion
Where will this money come from?
And what will it be spent on?
WinstonWolf said:
It doesn't matter how many stupid gif's you post, you're still Cameron's bh.
I see the nuance of critiquing Wiggles posting style has went over your head Is that the same Cameron that refused to come up to Scotland to face the electorate and pretended to be in Glasgow and begged Scotland to remain as part of the union, when he was actually in London during the Scottish Referendum?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2553833/Br...
OpulentBob said:
Strocky said:
it's not a matter of if Scotland will be an independent country, it's a matter of when,
Not for a generation though, hey? [see A. Salmond, 2014]
Strocky said:
simoid said:
When is an apology not an apology? When it contains an insincerity and an excuse
I'm not overly bothered about internet shenanigans, tbh. On two occasions however, you explicitly and mistakenly called into question my honesty. An ordinary, decent person would usually apologise on such occasions.
Wouldn't you agree?
Much like the other nationalists, you don't really give a hoot about the 'early days of a better nation.'
I'm not overly bothered about internet shenanigans, tbh. On two occasions however, you explicitly and mistakenly called into question my honesty. An ordinary, decent person would usually apologise on such occasions.
Wouldn't you agree?
Much like the other nationalists, you don't really give a hoot about the 'early days of a better nation.'
simoid said:
Unlike you I apologise when I make an error, and generally try to avoid calling people liars in the first place when I haven't a clue what I'm talking about. I blame the parents
But your not overly bothered, then launch into a tirade from your high horse that ends with a personal insult I've explained twice now that when you quote your "badly formatted" post the apology is nowhere to be seen, I can lead the high horse to water, but I can't make it drink
As I say, I'm not overly bothered. I'm even using smileys and everything. It's quite amusing and intriguing watching you give all sorts of random excuses for mistakenly calling someone a liar when an ordinary gentleman and PHer would just admit their error, apologise and move on.
I didn't insult you, either.
McWigglebum4th said:
And Cameron the English tory still beat the true scots
Aren't you a bunch of useless idiots
Beaten by an inbred Tory toff
Your religion must suck
Nope Labour/Gordon Brown won it for the Union by persuading enough Labour voters to vote NO, however that's backfired spectacularly on them sinceAren't you a bunch of useless idiots
Beaten by an inbred Tory toff
Your religion must suck
Thankfully the Tories behaviour since has done more to advance independence than the SNP could ever dream of
Strocky said:
Nope Labour/Gordon Brown won it for the Union by persuading enough Labour voters to vote NO, however that's backfired spectacularly on them since
Thankfully the Tories behaviour since has done more to advance independence than the SNP could ever dream of
I suppose you have evidence that Labour/Gordon Brown won an additional 400,000 or so votes for the no vote?Thankfully the Tories behaviour since has done more to advance independence than the SNP could ever dream of
simoid said:
Strocky said:
simoid said:
When is an apology not an apology? When it contains an insincerity and an excuse
I'm not overly bothered about internet shenanigans, tbh. On two occasions however, you explicitly and mistakenly called into question my honesty. An ordinary, decent person would usually apologise on such occasions.
Wouldn't you agree?
Much like the other nationalists, you don't really give a hoot about the 'early days of a better nation.'
I'm not overly bothered about internet shenanigans, tbh. On two occasions however, you explicitly and mistakenly called into question my honesty. An ordinary, decent person would usually apologise on such occasions.
Wouldn't you agree?
Much like the other nationalists, you don't really give a hoot about the 'early days of a better nation.'
simoid said:
Unlike you I apologise when I make an error, and generally try to avoid calling people liars in the first place when I haven't a clue what I'm talking about. I blame the parents
But your not overly bothered, then launch into a tirade from your high horse that ends with a personal insult I've explained twice now that when you quote your "badly formatted" post the apology is nowhere to be seen, I can lead the high horse to water, but I can't make it drink
As I say, I'm not overly bothered. I'm even using smileys and everything. It's quite amusing and intriguing watching you give all sorts of random excuses for mistakenly calling someone a liar when an ordinary gentleman and PHer would just admit their error, apologise and move on.
I didn't insult you, either.
As you had posted the apology at the top of the post and then posted the edit at the bottom of the post sandwiched between the multi-quotes, when I selected the "quote" option instead of "quote all" the apology didn't appear and I mistakenly didn't see the apology that was there when I had originally read the thread, I hope that clears up your confusion
If you press quote on the "offending" post this is what you get (see below)
simoid said:
Would you agree that this is disgusting behaviour for a politician, "arp1"?
Edited by simoid on Wednesday 1st April 08:02
simoid said:
Strocky said:
Nope Labour/Gordon Brown won it for the Union by persuading enough Labour voters to vote NO, however that's backfired spectacularly on them since
Thankfully the Tories behaviour since has done more to advance independence than the SNP could ever dream of
I suppose you have evidence that Labour/Gordon Brown won an additional 400,000 or so votes for the no vote?Thankfully the Tories behaviour since has done more to advance independence than the SNP could ever dream of
- reaches for dossier*
- hits Simoid over head with said dossier for being stupid *
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