New site rule

Maydup | 07:53 Sat 24th Mar 2012 | Site Suggestions

49 Answers

I saw this as a site rule elsewhere and thought you might like to adopt it Ed.

//You can respectfully disagree with the message or topic, but you cannot attack the messenger. This includes attacks against the user’s spelling or command of written English, or belittling a user for posting a duplicate topic.//

Ads that could cause a seizure

Possibility

Answers

21 to 40 of 49

First Previous 1 2 3 Next Last

Best Answer

No best answer has yet been selected by Maydup. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.

For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.

sandyRoe

well, we all know of the comity of nations. But I was thinking of it in the sense of civility & good manners.

Prudie

Well that's the second sentence broken in this thread!

DTCwordfan

Aaah, then that is còmely, the expression of good manners in a gracious and civilised way.....

Prudie

I always though comely meant welcoming bosoms..

vivandorron

Thanks EvianBaby for the link which, unfortunately, is for the year 2010 and possible needs up-dating.

DT..I feel that the 'report button' is a last resort for me; because our team of Moderators are , so to say, 'on the ball' and my game play could be open to questioning.

Ron.

sandyRoe

I'm halfway into my second bottle of Aconcagua, an almost sour red, I may break a sentence or two at the afternoon passes, Prudie.

DTCwordfan

note the inflection over the o in my còmely, Prudie, different prononciation and meaning, a hardly used word just like the dearth of manners these days, perhaps?

Prudie

Well if you're on your second bottle already may I congratulate you on your eloquence sandy.

vivandorron

Things are now getting too Cryptic for me.

Ron.

DTCwordfan

The c word for sandy's state, or impending wreckage, is probably "confabulated".......

wolf63

I find that sarcasm doesn't really translate properly over the internet.

We need little smileys for such circumstances.

sandyRoe

I notice an error in my last post. '...or two at the afternoon...' should read '...or two as the afternoon...'.

DTCwordfan

or cartoons?

http://www.cartoonsto.../lowres/rman8436l.jpg