18-10-2016, 04:30 PM
11
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
Originally Posted by Artangel
->
Ooh Floydy, Thank You for your Friend request ....does this mean we're an item!Ha! A Joke, Honestly! l'm not a bunny boiler!
Nothing wrong with bunny boilers
18-10-2016, 05:22 PM
13
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
On my last/ other forum one dirty looking old unshaven individual had over 100 females friends all very attractive females. If a new nice looking number joined I would tell him to get in quick. Point is he never made one post in his life, so what quite is the value of stamp collecting trophies and more to the point is what is wrong with the women.
I will now guess who your friends are and take a look, answer in a sealed envelope
Yes looked, got it in one, is there a prize?
Have we met before
18-10-2016, 05:54 PM
15
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
I'm not after amassing lots of friends, just an enquiry as to who had them and how many. I have enough real life buddies to converse with, and I actually think the whole 'internet friend' scenario is rather phoney. But it's nice if people are interested in one another as a method of communication.
18-10-2016, 06:11 PM
16
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
Floydy, I don't think the friends thing means much either, but it is nice to have them if you need to ask about something on the site. I like to think that they are somebody you can share a giggle with about somebody's amusing comment, or have a moan to when somebody winds you up.I have crossed swords with a couple of friends on here, but if you get on well it is soon forgotten and things are back to normal. Friends are people that you stay friends with, even when you have different opinions.
18-10-2016, 06:17 PM
17
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
Originally Posted by Twink55
->
Floydy, I don't think the friends thing means much either, but it is nice to have them if you need to ask about something on the site. I like to think that they are somebody you can share a giggle with about somebody's amusing comment, or have a moan to when somebody winds you up. I have crossed swords with a couple of friends on here, but if you get on well it is soon forgotten and things are back to normal. Friends are people that you stay friends with, even when you have different opinions.
18-10-2016, 06:20 PM
18
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
Originally Posted by Twink55
->
Floydy, I don't think the friends thing means much either, but it is nice to have them if you need to ask about something on the site. I like to think that they are somebody you can share a giggle with about somebody's amusing comment, or have a moan to when somebody winds you up. I have crossed swords with a couple of friends on here, but if you get on well it is soon forgotten and things are back to normal. Friends are people that you stay friends with, even when you have different opinions.
18-10-2016, 06:27 PM
19
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
It's a mystery to me why people have a 'friends' list.
It was like that on my last forum, which was a very long time ago. Most of those just wore their 'friends' list as a badge and thought they were popular because they had a huge list.
I can understand when a forum first opens and folk know others from way back ie from another forum or have a friendship history in real life - but these 'join then click people', who add 'friends' willy nilly are as bad as those who accept them. It's so false.
I never listed friends on there and don't do it here, p'raps that makes me unfriendly
18-10-2016, 06:41 PM
20
Re: Do you have many "Over 50's Forum" friends?
Originally Posted by Pesta
->
It's a mystery to me why people have a 'friends' list. It was like that on my last forum, which was a very long time ago. Most of those just wore their 'friends' list as a badge and thought they were popular because they had a huge list.
I can understand when a forum first opens and folk know others from way back ie from another forum or have a friendship history in real life - but these 'join then click people', who add 'friends' willy nilly are as bad as those who accept them. It's so false.
I never listed friends on there and don't do it here, p'raps that makes me unfriendly
If a person requests your friendship, Why not? It's not hurting anyone, it's just a nice friendly gesture!
Of course, it's best not to befriend any Tom, Dick or Harry but l think l'm old enough and ugly enough to be able to recognise the scammers!
|
|
