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It might not be hassle! It would only be a bad thing to do if you can't shrug off other people's criticism and if that's the case, it probably is best not to start something controversial.

I'm happy to change my mind if an approach to a subject made by others makes more sense; if it doesn't then I disregard it.

What's the point of being on a forum if you don't contribute?

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Contributing's one thing but starting a thread is entirely different and requires either passion or an ability to take the flack.

I have strong views on certain subjects but remain a whimp and am usually happier to 'bung in' the occasional comment and have a good laugh whenever possible.

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It's cool Rachel, I couldnt resist seeing my name up on the board again , I am a closet attention seeker and seized the chance to comment on a day when nothing else inspired me to join in.

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Many of the threads I've started I only have a passing interest in - it's more other people's opinions that I'm interested in (probably trying to weigh up my own opinions).

You are entitled to your views whether other people approve or not (well, on most things anyway).

I would agree but the humour threads tend to die off very quickly which is understandable.

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I didn't actually mean 'humour' threads' ~ I just like to post silly comments, cos I'm only a teenager really














Mmmmmmm .... Robert Robert Robert Bob Bob Bobbbbbbb

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I shall make an effort to include the name ROBERT in my posts from now on


*teehees*

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Oh, I see - you can post daft comments - they tend to lighten a situation that's getting heated



ROBERT - RACHEL'S CALLING YOU

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Agree with you Karen - the forum would be dull without threads on various subjects, its up to members then, if they want to contribute ....
See no problem, so why make one.....

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Ha ha ha!

thankyou .

ladies.

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Hello Robert .....