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Rules are plain, however they may change as this a Fledgling Forum  18/01/08

 

Say what you want within reason, no bad langauge that is not covered by the filter. I don't swear excessively on forums, I expect the same from you.

 

If you cannot handle a bit of banter or you're easily offended this area maybe not for you.

 

Please debate any contentious issues here.

 

However, noone may ever turn up here and I'll just be sat here on my own, swearing at the wall.

 

Remember, you don't have to be here, you are not forced to read things! I pay the bills, I run the show.

 

Normal General Chat is the place for a nice "down the pub" conversation.

 

You want to organise some Pikey bashing or Blow a vein, do it here!

 

  • 10 years later...
Posted

younger, competent and with plenty of fresh ideas”

Thats pitchforks and torches talk!

 

IIRC, the TR Register has the oldest age demographic of all the Triumph clubs.

  • 5 months later...
Posted

wasn't my question.... 

 

honestly??? fed up with the moaning, we are meant to be adults... little digs here and there we sound like children.. not just on here but on the 'dark side'

 

as i say, just fed up with reading it all... can i change it?? nope...

 

same boat as all the others

Posted
1 hour ago, tr4tom said:

wasn't my question.... 

 

honestly??? fed up with the moaning, we are meant to be adults... little digs here and there we sound like children.. not just on here but on the 'dark side'

 

as i say, just fed up with reading it all... can i change it?? nope...

 

same boat as all the others

Tom

I know.  But, equally, you haven't answered mine.

There's a simple solution, of course.  In a similar vein, I only turn to the Telegraph when I'm looking for something ludicrous.  I certainly don't go there for news or factual reporting.

Paul

Posted
15 hours ago, chippieman said:

Unecessary, unfair and to be honest Menno,

beneath you.

John.

There's a Dutch saying that goes like 'even when you change the outside, the inside stays the same'. That saying is in rhyme. You can't translate this into English and keep the rhyme. So I looked for a 'fitting'(...) translation online. Looks as if I found a 'heavy-footed' one. 

 

Menno

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