jasy said:My picture of our friend Kendor is a middle aged mature student who smokes rollies, drinks halves, is a black le*bian with 4 kids by a surrogate mother and claims incapacity benefit
Hey, now that's just out of order!
jasy said:My picture of our friend Kendor is a middle aged mature student who smokes rollies, drinks halves, is a black le*bian with 4 kids by a surrogate mother and claims incapacity benefit
On the particular point in question I was fairly sure I DID understand what Kendor meant.
I understand him to be pointing out a moral ambiguity: that people are responding sympathetically to ninebob who has openly confessed his offence here - while the same people, he implies, would condemn the general class of those who have done the same thing.
The words he uses, and the order in which he places them, may not be ideal. But I thought the meaning was pretty clear just the same; and on this point I think he is right.
you only gave your interpretation of his comments which differs from mine. kendor will change everything to suit him/herself anyway.Can anyone honestly say you 100% understand the above?
I'll let Dfor Dave make up his own mind as to what he thinks, as you will notice D&J have highlighted a couple of words here and there and it's this manipulation of what people say taken out of the context of the whole that they try to twist to their own gain.david and julie said:I think I do. Not being a regular member of this web site community, and therefore not taking sides, I think Kendor is saying that if someone criticises a crime or action, he should criticise it whoever commits it. For example, one shouldn't be 100% against drink driving when committed by someone unknown in a newspaper report but then be less critical, even sympathetic, when committed by someone who just happens to contribute regularly to this web site.
I can see where he is coming from - even though I wouldn't personally apply it to every situation one comes across in life.
This reply sums up exactly what DforDave thinks and I am trying to say. Kendor is giving double meanings to most of his replies and then changing them to suit.
DforDave, wait for his answer and then give me another reply, the mans an ar**hole and you will soon see it.
This has me even more curious,
I could put it in bengalise or chinese or russian if you like it would make no difference to you as all you seem to do is try to pick holes in things instead of coming out with any form of constructive argument. My colleagues here read and understood exactly the gist of what i was saying so perhaps you need new reading glasses then?
Now just tell me kendor which public body do you work for which allows you and your colleaauges to study this forum in the afternoon?
Glad someone on here got what i was saying so it can't be all that gobbledegook can it?Panjandrum said:On the particular point in question I was fairly sure I DID understand what Kendor meant.
I understand him to be pointing out a moral ambiguity: that people are responding sympathetically to ninebob who has openly confessed his offence here - while the same people, he implies, would condemn the general class of those who have done the same thing.
The words he uses, and the order in which he places them, may not be ideal. But I thought the meaning was pretty clear just the same; and on this point I think he is right.
Next you need a capital letter following the full stop, and a capital I for i -- You been away Ohmy ? Missing the fun !ohmygodwhathaveyoudone said:MARMALADE.see i can spell big words too.
I will totally ignore any comment from either D&J or Jasy from now
How much?petewood said:I will totally ignore any comment from either D&J or Jasy from now
Bet you don't.