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brainiac | 11:33 Tue 31st Mar 2020 | News
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JC about to be interviewed on Jeremy Vine Radio 2. We need all the laughs we can get at this time.....
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cassa - // 1. Corbin is yesterday’s man but clinging on until the next one takes over and so he will pontificate till he is dragged kicking and screaming out the door. //

I would agree - although Corbyn has never come within a country mile of actual power, he has still enjoyed more power than the rest as Leader of the party, and the Opposition, and I think he will find it hard to be irrelevant now. I mean, he has actually always been irrelevant outside his own mind - but now even the illusion that he matters is going to be stripped away from him.

// 2. Personally I have no idea who the moderators on this site are but imagine they have every right to do the same as us. Chat, talk rubbish or sense and debate on any subject or post that interested them. //

Most of them have the good sense to stay under the radar, but yes you are right, they can do as the rest, and they, (and I), do so with enjoyment.
AH, //Most of them [mods] have the good sense to stay under the radar//

Piffle. Mods out themselves if they choose to. The only known mod who attracts criticism is you - and you are the author of your own misfortune.
Thanks naomi, I can always rely on you for your vinagary sniping whenever my Moď status comes up.

You can put your green eyes away now!
AH, Not sniping, or green - in any sense of the word. Just stating a fact. Other known mods here don’t encounter the criticism you say results from your badge and it reflects badly, and unfairly, on the members here to suggest they do.
Mozz. My only ‘axe’ is that some posters leap on the Corbyn-bashing bandwagon at every opportunity, and I’d like some more considered judgment. But perhaps, as Bob Dylan wrote, “[I think] you’re in the wrong place, my friend...”

Alnen
Allen, //My only ‘axe’ is that some posters leap on the Corbyn-bashing bandwagon at every opportunity//

You could very easily replace Corbyn’s name with several others. Trump, Tommy Robinson, Boris …. the list goes on.
naomi - // Other known mods here don’t encounter the criticism you say results from your badge and it reflects badly, and unfairly, on the members here to suggest they do. //

You appear to have nominated yourself as resident arbiter of comments made about Moderators in general, and myself in particular.

In order to clear up any misunderstanding for you, and the extremely small number of others who may be interested -

I am perfectly willing to accept the criticism I receive from whomever for whatever reason - when you post as often and as much as I do, then that criticism is exponentially increased.

If the criticism is of me as a Moderator, or of me as an AB'er, I respond accordingly and individually.

I do not lump all criticism of me as a Moderator with everyone who posts - as I say, a seriously small number even care at all - so your assumption that I do is entirely of your own imagination.

Is the criticism I receive of my own making? Of course it is! Everyone's is, including yours - but for some unknown reason you have a Pavlovian response to point out that I am in some way complaining about my lot, which if course, I am not.

For you, and the three people who actually care if I get criticised or not or what my responses are, or you think they should be, let me be clear that I couldn't care less, and maybe you should care a lot less as well.

That will stop your knee jerk need to leap onto any thread concerning criticism of me, with your tut tutting standard response. Anyone who cares has already read it several times, maybe it's time to just let it go now.
Having moved to a different topic, I had let it go - clearly. Perhaps you should do likewise.
Your need to post endlessly proves your inability to let it go - as I knew it would!

Next time you hear that bell, try really really hard to resist ...
The man is a useless,incompetent eejit with dodgy and unsavourable friends i.e.the fascists of the IRA and PLO.The sooner this idiot gets dumped from any chance of power the better.
Bye the way,Andy,i would take Naomis truths over your lies any day.
Phew, I've been deposed as stalker in chief in the mind of the mod, I now officially pass the baton to Ms 24 and wish her full sails in her voyage.

Choppy waters (no relation to Roger) lie ahead but resolve will see you through. (Other hangover cures are available)

There'll be no shortage of wind I'm sure. :-)
douglas - // Phew, I've been deposed as stalker in chief in the mind of the mod ... //

You really must leave your imagination to medical science, I guarantee they will never have seen one as strange as yours!!
ynaf - // Bye the way,Andy,i would take Naomis truths over your lies any day. //

I don't lie, but free choice is a valuable thing.
I’ve long thought that the wordier contributors to this site (they know who they are), are probably competent touch-typists, capable of rattling out 80 words per minute. The trouble is, such competence does not lead to brevity. One-fingered typing, on the other hand, leads to choosing fewer (and shorter) words, and I recommend it.

in his voluminous comments; in fact I think he might be paid by the word.
Time to tell ABers to get back on topic before you...er before another mod starts removing answer, andy.

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roy - // Time to tell ABers to get back on topic before you...er before another mod starts removing answer, andy. //

We went through all this yesterday - you need to learn to ignore the bell as well!!
allen - // I’ve long thought that the wordier contributors to this site (they know who they are), are probably competent touch-typists, capable of rattling out 80 words per minute. The trouble is, such competence does not lead to brevity. One-fingered typing, on the other hand, leads to choosing fewer (and shorter) words, and I recommend it. //

I would love to manage eighty words a minute - my best was forty wpm, but still best in my class at college all those years ago.

// in his voluminous comments; in fact I think he might be paid by the word. //

I wish!!!
5 contributors on this thread are (to put it politely) not impressed with you as a moderator. I guess though, they're the problem.

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