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29 Nov 02 - 08:29 AM (#837054) Subject: BS: How to breeze-proof your threads? From: Hamish Just wondering if any of you 'catters have figured out how to avoid getting your threads hi-jacked by Breezy? No? Thought not. ;^) |
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29 Nov 02 - 09:01 AM (#837078) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Dave Bryant Have you noticed how touchy John gets when you try to hijack one of his threads ? |
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29 Nov 02 - 09:11 AM (#837085) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: My guru always said I've found it's much easier to just smile & let him carry on! That way I can hijack his threads when necessary :-) Hi Hamish!!! |
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29 Nov 02 - 09:21 AM (#837094) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Dave Bryant A bomb dropped on St Albans might work....... |
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29 Nov 02 - 10:07 AM (#837130) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Piersy Yes, well it's very easy to slag off people who get off their arses and organise things for themselves. All folk music is good music Anyone found dropping bombs on anywhere will be in big trouble Piers |
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29 Nov 02 - 10:10 AM (#837134) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: My guru always said Piers, you still pissed? |
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29 Nov 02 - 10:11 AM (#837136) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Piersy Watch it MGAS! Don't go casting aspertions, I am a serious scientist you know. Piers |
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29 Nov 02 - 10:34 AM (#837162) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: breezy I love d bryant,so much so that, perhap's thats why I moved away from south London,I tell you about him tonight at the Comfort where its a full house then tomorrow at the other place then sunday.I could book him ,but we're fully booked till 2004, fortunately.Love you D B.Come to Herga on Monday? or go to Barton, let me know and I'll go to the other one.xxx |
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29 Nov 02 - 12:18 PM (#837243) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Dave Bryant I suppose using long words might do the trick ! |
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29 Nov 02 - 12:32 PM (#837249) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: KingBrilliant Has breezy ever had a thread hijacked by breezy? |
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29 Nov 02 - 12:33 PM (#837250) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: KingBrilliant Has anyone mentioned breeze-blocks yet? You could build a great big wall..... |
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29 Nov 02 - 07:12 PM (#837453) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Lanfranc I always thought that BS threads were primarily for shooting the breeze! As for the matchless Dave Bryant - and may he live forever! I also heard had the 'amish were averse to any form of progress. Alan |
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30 Nov 02 - 05:16 AM (#837633) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: GUEST Way to go Alan! Thinking about the name of this thread, and apropos of nothing. Does anyone remember Alan Breeze? Another thought, where's Dai got to, haven't heard from him for ages, hardly a word since the SS Getaway, did we forget to thank him? I enjoyed it, THANK-YOU Dai. Giok |
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30 Nov 02 - 07:47 AM (#837664) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Lanfranc Hey - you down there, you with the glasses! "Two little men in a flying saucer" My granny told me about Alan Breeze (not true, I even met him once)! Alan |
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30 Nov 02 - 03:24 PM (#837844) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Herga Kitty Every little breeze used to whisper John Cleese .., |
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01 Dec 02 - 04:05 AM (#838158) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: breezy Hello Kitty, missed you last Mnday, are you O.K? Talk about Hi-jacking will let you do it again at Herga Tomrw I'm at the White bear 2night if you want to sing. |
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01 Dec 02 - 09:16 AM (#838224) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: breezy Hamish v Sri-lanka, hope you got a result |
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01 Dec 02 - 02:36 PM (#838369) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Hamish You see, John, the point I'm trying to make is that there is a certain etiquette to be aware of in posting to news groups and the like. There is so much material on these sites - it'd be a full-time job just to read all the postings on Mudcat alone - that people like to have some sort of clue what they're going to read about from the thread title. And if they open a thread which is supposedly about how to string a ukelele then they may not want a whole lot of clutter about a club in St Albans - particularly if they live in Birmingham, Alabama (or Birmingham, England for that matter). Having said that a certain degree of scope-creep is inevitable, and often results in some interesting points coming up. But you'll see that some people will rename the thread and quote "was such-and-such" in the new thread. Okay - (mild) rant over. And (scope creep, sorry!) yes - honours even in Cardiff. We had 'em singing fol-de-rol etc in John Barleycorn. Very friendly audience. |
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01 Dec 02 - 04:08 PM (#838416) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: McGrath of Harlow Haven't noticed any of this. There've been no untoward breezes in any of the threads I've read recently, |
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02 Dec 02 - 05:47 AM (#838737) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Dave Bryant Perhaps John ought to run his own permathread and restrict all his adverting to that - we could all find out how good the filtering is then ! It's OK John - we all love you - really. After all I've probably known you for at least 33 years - and I used to listen to you on the radio (when I was a little boy) when you were with Billy Cotton in the days when you called yourself Alan. |
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02 Dec 02 - 03:16 PM (#839044) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Ross Long live the Breeze The wonders of a kilt |
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02 Dec 02 - 07:38 PM (#839233) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: breezy sharps 11th Nov 03 |
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03 Dec 02 - 11:12 AM (#839644) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: Dave Bryant Gives us 11 months to find something else to do on that evening then. |
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03 Dec 02 - 12:05 PM (#839698) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: breezy Hey Bryant ,find an interest, take up Jazz, folk have had to suffer you long enough, no dont ,we'll take up jazz. No do, we 'll get a lot of converts. So whats with you and tights then! |
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03 Dec 02 - 03:33 PM (#839848) Subject: RE: BS: How to Breeze-proof your threads? From: John MacKenzie How is Doreen your daughter? Giok |