The Second Battle of Crawford's Castle, a Nottingham Farce...

[vampireLOREN]

I've noticed quite a few posts on these pages becoming increasingly derogatory, referring to sue as sweaty sue, insulting certain people's intelligence etc.

One of the things I liked about this forum is how respectful it's members were. Yes we can all have a bit of a laugh at some of the stupid things some of the people were discussing have done, but personal comments like those serve no purpose. Except to lower our position.

We don't have to respect the people we discuss, or avoid some highlighting of their stupidity. But personal name calling is just petty and childish and only undermines us further.

I may be wasting my time asking other members to refrain from such behaviours, and I hope no one is offended I ask, it's simply that I feel we should be above the sagging matches and the insults we see in many of the sources were discussing. We don't want to turn in to the very thing we're discussing and comments that feel more at place on the school playground in no way advance our position or the respectability of this board.

Thank you razor for raising this, I've been uncomfortable with the insults and some of the mock videos for a while.
While I have nothing to add in terms of investigation and the magnificent work done by others, its always been a pleasure to see freemen and the others dubunked with intelligence, logic and proof.
Let's not stray from that path ( with apologies, salli)

To say nothing of the odd wind up comment for the benefit of the faithful. Peas comrade Peas!

[longdog]

Seconded... I've nothing in principle against hurling gratuitous abuse but please stop and think before you post your abuse and ask whether it goes beyond personally offensive to generally offensive.

Calling Ceylon's "close friend" his boyfriend or his wife is OK in my opinion, I use that sort of 'abuse' when it suits me but "bum-chum" makes me wince when I see it used by people I quite respect and makes me wonder about them to be honest.

This has been a public announcement from your token gayer.

[Burnaby49]

pigpot » Tue Jul 28, 2015 3:54 am

After having looked at your response "Gregg" and "Burnaby49" are you insinuating that I have made ANY threats?

My response? Are you capable of even a basic understanding of what you read Pigpot? My "response" was a comment on Gregg's posting. I made no comment about you.

[hardcopy]

Seconded... I've nothing in principle against hurling gratuitous abuse but please stop and think before you post your abuse and ask whether it goes beyond personally offensive to generally offensive.

Calling Ceylon's "close friend" his boyfriend or his wife is OK in my opinion, I use that sort of 'abuse' when it suits me but "bum-chum" makes me wince when I see it used by people I quite respect and makes me wonder about them to be honest.

This has been a public announcement from your token gayer.

vampireLOREN is the worst for that sort of stuff mate.

[Burnaby49]

No doubt my name will be on the list..

No doubt my name won't be... The amount of effort I put in and I never get a mention

[vampireLOREN]

Seconded... I've nothing in principle against hurling gratuitous abuse but please stop and think before you post your abuse and ask whether it goes beyond personally offensive to generally offensive.

Calling Ceylon's "close friend" his boyfriend or his wife is OK in my opinion, I use that sort of 'abuse' when it suits me but "bum-chum" makes me wince when I see it used by people I quite respect and makes me wonder about them to be honest.

This has been a public announcement from your token gayer.

vampireLOREN is the worst for that sort of stuff mate.

Amen Brother.

[longdog]

Seconded... I've nothing in principle against hurling gratuitous abuse but please stop and think before you post your abuse and ask whether it goes beyond personally offensive to generally offensive.

Calling Ceylon's "close friend" his boyfriend or his wife is OK in my opinion, I use that sort of 'abuse' when it suits me but "bum-chum" makes me wince when I see it used by people I quite respect and makes me wonder about them to be honest.

This has been a public announcement from your token gayer.

vampireLOREN is the worst for that sort of stuff mate.

I'll have him up before a common-law grand jury if he ain't careful

[Burnaby49]

No doubt my name won't be... The amount of effort I put in and I never get a mention

I've had a word with Amanda and she has agreed to add you to the list

http://postimg.org/image/3jmnuulsz/

It's meaningless if you have to beg.

[vampireLOREN]

No doubt my name won't be... The amount of effort I put in and I never get a mention

I've had a word with Amanda and she has agreed to add you to the list

http://postimg.org/image/3jmnuulsz/

It's meaningless if you have to beg.

That is both cruel and as the Master might say "without merit", Poor Bones a Loyal and trusted yeoman.

[vampireLOREN]

Seconded... I've nothing in principle against hurling gratuitous abuse but please stop and think before you post your abuse and ask whether it goes beyond personally offensive to generally offensive.

Calling Ceylon's "close friend" his boyfriend or his wife is OK in my opinion, I use that sort of 'abuse' when it suits me but "bum-chum" makes me wince when I see it used by people I quite respect and makes me wonder about them to be honest.

This has been a public announcement from your token gayer.

vampireLOREN is the worst for that sort of stuff mate.

Amen Brother.

Hey Hardcopy did you see we made it to a mention in Goofyland?.

[hardcopy]

VampireLOREN, yes, I saw a mention on a thread, something about being trouble makers ?

Dunno how they came to that conclusion.

[Losleones]

VampireLOREN, yes, I saw a mention on a thread, something about being trouble makers ?

Dunno how they came to that conclusion.

You got the link guys?

[Bones]

No doubt my name will be on the list..

No doubt my name won't be... The amount of effort I put in and I never get a mention

I have read the recent comments about name calling etc.. Do people also feel the same about comments aimed at Burnaby ?

[Bones]

http://postimg.org/image/3jmnuulsz/

It's meaningless if you have to beg.[/quote]



Sorry for this complete waste of a post but lol,loving the screenshot

[ArthurWankspittle]

Calling Ceylon's "close friend" his boyfriend or his wife is OK in my opinion, I use that sort of 'abuse' when it suits me but "bum-chum" makes me wince when I see it used by people I quite respect and makes me wonder about them to be honest.

Sorry, that was me. I was using the term in the childish overly-friendly-with-one-person interpretation while being aware it could have others. I'll stop using the term, as it's not in keeping with my new found status as an officer and a gentleman. (Beside it appears I can blame vampireLoren anyway.)

[PeanutGallery]

I've noticed quite a few posts on these pages becoming increasingly derogatory, referring to sue as sweaty sue, insulting certain people's intelligence etc.

As a "new to the job" moderator I sort of missed this point, but I am in agreement with the above sentiments. It is always an awkward balance but I feel that references like the above to Mrs Crawford will be moderated in future.

I believe I can shed some light on how Sue Crawford acquired that particular nickname, in the video of the actual eviction when the bailiff and police were removing her from the property she quite proudly announced that she was sweaty, several times. I then took her statement and mentioned it, on here. It then took on a life of it's own. I didn't think it was completely derogatory at the time as Mrs Crawford had used the term to describe herself (I also wouldn't have used it if she hadn't). However I am happy to drop the use of the term.

[vampireLOREN]

Calling Ceylon's "close friend" his boyfriend or his wife is OK in my opinion, I use that sort of 'abuse' when it suits me but "bum-chum" makes me wince when I see it used by people I quite respect and makes me wonder about them to be honest.

Sorry, that was me. I was using the term in the childish overly-friendly-with-one-person interpretation while being aware it could have others. I'll stop using the term, as it's not in keeping with my new found status as an officer and a gentleman. (Beside it appears I can blame vampireLoren anyway.)

Here!! are you sure you don't work for the other side?, You are not Saylon I hope?.

[Bungle]

I wasn't sure where to post this: http://forum.davidicke.com/showthread.php?t=296498 either here or here:
It's the only information I have on it but Tom "seems" to have "taken" his house back.
Come on "Tom". Let's see it then. Where's the warrant.

On that thread UK Column comment:

They had also requested that this warrant should be inspected by Mr Taylor, who has been providing Lay Legal advice for the Crawford family, and has been investigating and publicly reporting the fraudulent taking of private property in UK, by means of fraudulent court documents, or even with no court documents.

I am sorry to tell you that it is not Guy Taylor who decides whether a document is valid or not - it is the Court.

Is he having a laugh!! I would'nt trust this barmy person to walk my dog around Fearn Avenue let alone rely upon his advice about whether or not a warrant was legal.

[vampireLOREN]

I've noticed quite a few posts on these pages becoming increasingly derogatory, referring to sue as sweaty sue, insulting certain people's intelligence etc.

As a "new to the job" moderator I sort of missed this point, but I am in agreement with the above sentiments. It is always an awkward balance but I feel that references like the above to Mrs Crawford will be moderated in future.

I believe I can shed some light on how Sue Crawford acquired that particular nickname, in the video of the actual eviction when the bailiff and police were removing her from the property she quite proudly announced that she was sweaty, several times. I then took her statement and mentioned it, on here. It then took on a life of it's own. I didn't think it was completely derogatory at the time as Mrs Crawford had used the term to describe herself (I also wouldn't have used it if she hadn't). However I am happy to drop the use of the term.

Peanut, don't sweat it son....it'll come out in the wash

[Bungle]

Who is Donna, Gordon, Darren? Only person I recognize on that list is Danny Bampin.

I can't open the link as it gives me a warning that my emails will be hacked into and other nasty threats. What names are being given ?