MY APOLOGIES

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I had started a thread in which i complained that moderators had removed posts of mine in another thread due to moral cowardice. Upon further investigation, i found out that i was wrong about that.

My apologies to the moderators at this site.

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[+3] - Merry Andrew - 12/08/2008I want to take this opportunity -- as long as this thread has been resurrected -- to offer a public apology to every freakin' member on this site. I don't know that I have ever actually committed...
[+1] - Steve 41oo - 03/02/2006thats remarkably civil of you old boy
[+1] - Phoenix32890 - 03/02/2006Re: MY APOLOGIES [quote="Setanta"]I had started a thread in which i complained that moderators had removed posts of mine in another thread due to moral cowardice. Upon further...
[+1] - Setanta - 03/02/2006No, i mistook one post by a member for an earlier post, and thought that my posts had been removed because of their proximity to the earlier post about which i was mistaken. They had not been...
[+1] - Phoenix32890 - 03/02/2006[b][color=green]Aha![/color][/b]
[+1] - jespah - 03/02/2006No farm, no howl.
[+1] - Setanta - 03/02/2006But one does get a lot of clucking with a farm--often . . .
[+1] - jespah - 03/02/2006'Course if I was to spoonerize your last sentence, the profanity filter would kick in. It doesn't like the word [i]clarm[/i], you know.
[+1] - Lash - 03/02/2006Apologies are cool.
[+1] - Setanta - 03/02/2006No, Jespah . . . i not only did not know that, i don't understand it . . .

thats remarkably civil of you old boy

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Setanta wrote:

I had started a thread in which i complained that moderators had removed posts of mine in another thread due to moral cowardice. Upon further investigation, i found out that i was wrong about that.

My apologies to the moderators at this site.

Setanta- Were the posts not removed, or were they removed for another reason?

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No, i mistook one post by a member for an earlier post, and thought that my posts had been removed because of their proximity to the earlier post about which i was mistaken. They had not been removed.

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Aha!

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No farm, no howl.

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But one does get a lot of clucking with a farm--often . . .

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'Course if I was to spoonerize your last sentence, the profanity filter would kick in. It doesn't like the word clarm, you know.

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Apologies are cool.

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No, Jespah . . . i not only did not know that, i don't understand it . . .

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farm...clucking...clarm....

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Thanks. Clarm is the new ****.

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I understood that part, Lash, what is a mystery to me is what "clarm" is supposed to mean. As Jespah's response yielded "****," i am still in the dark . . .

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If you spoonerize clucking farm, you get f ... ucking clarm. Embarrassed

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'K . . . but i got that, i just don't know what "clarm" is supposed to mean . . . it's not like saying that pygmies are cunning little runts, whereas a women's track team is . . .

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A clarm is a clam which has consumer a person's arm.

A variant use means an alarmed clam.

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dlowan wrote:

A clarm is a clam which has consumer a person's arm.

A variant use means an alarmed clam.

That doesn't help, especially the attempt to use consumer as a verb . . . this is a genuine digression now, ain't it?

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