Code of conduct.

[The Piglit]

Don't forget everyone we have much more in common than we differ about.

Stop bloody lecturing.

[Antisocial]

[QUOTE=The Piglit;244075]And er what makes you thing you've got the right to do that.

The same right as anyone else to express an opinion and start a debate on this website

For my money this forum is the most welcoming, open and, paradoxically, sensible one of any kind I've found and the only one I now use.

Because people can express and debate opinions, something you are apparently not in favour of.

Sorry brother but behind your articulate and reasonable style my snout detects a troublemaker.

So do I, perhaps you should leave eh piglit?

[Antisocial]

Not very successful at isolating Piglets quote above, but basically a response to his/her post.

[Antisocial]

Stop bloody lecturing.

Have read your previous post on this, think you are guilty by default, are you sure you are not Mr Porter?

[The Piglit]

I don't know who the hell I am really.

But I know the difference between telling people what to think and expressing an opinion

Probably

And satire only really works when people take it seriously

[Antisocial]

I don't know who the hell I am really.

But I know the difference between telling people what to think and expressing an opinion

Probably

And satire only really works when people take it seriously

What's the difference? Surely the concern from others will be if you are telling people what you think is what they should do, which I don't think is what HP was doing.

[The Piglit]

Oh yes he was!

[Antisocial]

Nope. I'm not saying that. Have another read...

Are you saying that a law has been, or is likely to be, transgressed in any post on here...?


Edit:- Yep...okay, the "Not my Finest Hour thread" is probably pushing a law on possession and use...!

No, but it more likely to be by negatively commenting on or stereotyping certain groups than by being rude about non meat eaters.

[Witton Park]

Just wondered though :-

Bernard Manning (Stand up Comic)

Love thy Neighbour (70s sitcom)

Till Death us do Part (70s sitcom)

Dad's Army (60s/70s Sitcom)

Gimme, Gimme Gimme (recent sitcom)

Little Britain

Peter Kay / Pheonix Nights / Max & Paddy

Put them in an order of acceptance from least acceptable to most acceptable today.

The older stuff would be hoodoo for many, but I sit and watch Peter Kay and wonder how he gets away with some of the stuff he does - same with Little Britain.

I actually like them all as they are funny and at some point in all of the above, practically every walk of society has the piss taken out of them.

[TurboTom]

Frankie Boyle as well