24-05-2015, 12:21 PM
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Re: Forums - why the need?
I tend to post on OFF when I'm bored or have to work to do and putting it off for as long as possible. Both are not good prerequisites for considerate postings. Both of the above is where I'm at right now come to think of it. Time to read the news maybe
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24-05-2015, 10:15 PM
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Re: Forums - why the need?
Originally Posted by MKJ
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I tend to post on OFF when I'm bored or have to work to do and putting it off for as long as possible. Both are not good prerequisites for considerate postings. Both of the above is where I'm at right now come to think of it. Time to read the news maybe .
24-05-2015, 10:19 PM
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Re: Forums - why the need?
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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I post on here because I'm hooked, and like Myra, I can't wait to catch up with the latest comments and posts. It's like looking in at the pub or running club and saying hello to all my friends. Unfortunately, I don't drink and visit the pub any more, [most pubs have shut round here] and I'm quite happy to do my own thing concerning running, so I don't frequent the running club any more [It's full of young hopefuls trying to knock off tenths of seconds from their ten-kay times] so Over 50s Forum nicely fills the chasm for this retired old bloke who likes to ramble on.....
Well you and me both Foxey (except not the 'bloke' bit)
24-05-2015, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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It's like a world wide social club for the more mature Mups, Can't wait to surf the site every morning over me porridge.
I also catch up while eating my porridge too, we must be careful not to drop any 
I don't think porridge and PCs are compatible
24-05-2015, 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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Yes, for heavens sake mind your porridge Meg.You've got enough trouble with the tv, radio and iffy phone, so you don't want to get porridge in your PC as well.
there has been a resurrection ..
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