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By *andom2chat OP   Man  over a year ago

A Galaxy Far, Far Away & Spain

I’ve recently returned to Fab & it’s Forums after a lengthy break away. Looking back on some of my Threads I’ve had a good chuckle at some of the “characters” that have commented & for the main enjoyed how folk have engaged with my intended humour, my likes, & the topics.

Sadly, not everyone seems to appreciate other people’s Threads & it’s become obvious that the Net encourages negative people to air their opinions, vent their frustrations, start arguments with folk they don’t know (pretty pointless), & create negative vibes where they’re not actually needed, required or will make any positive difference in the world.

Personally, I use the Forums to shoot the breeze with folk whose company I enjoy, make friends with folk who I’d feel comfortable to take for a drink, or simply enjoy spending time with.

I understand & appreciate this isn’t everyone’s approach & that there is an element that just want to share their negativity, their hurt & ugliness.

I’ve witnessed posts from what might initially seem an attractive member’s profile & quickly seen them become unattractive due to their “Internet Voice” spouting on posts that shouldn’t be of interest to them, yet (sadly) they are complelled to post their bitterness on.

So for what it’s worth here’s my own rules that I try to adhere to. Perhaps you have your own little guidelines for posting (I might implement them & integrate some within my own).

RANDOM GUIDELINES:

• If you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all (Bambi 1942).

• Filter our THREADS that can’t bring out some joy in me, won’t make me smile, will have no positive affect on my life.

• Filter our PEOPLE that can’t bring out some joy in me, wont make me smile, will have no positive affect in my life.

• Completely ignore Trolls. It drives em crazy & they eventually move on till they get someone else who WILL take the bait. But mostly cos it drives em crazy (sorry, even I can’t resist a chuckle there).

• Think twice before responding to a post. Is it relevant to the Thread, the discussion, adds anything positive, or just inflaming others? If it’s the latter - move on. Life is too short to waste on making myself or others unhappy.

I’m sure there’s more guidelines but that’s enough for now.

So if I DO post a thread that irritates you, inflames you, annoys you, or that you feel isn’t relevant to your life please feel free to move onto another thread. One that will bring you pleasure, bring you joy, make you feel good about yourself. Trust me, you’ll secretly thank me for nudging you in that direction rather than down an ugly path & you may get a more positive Fab experience.

Festive best wishes & happy Fabbing,

Random.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Thanks for that well intended effort.

I'll post where I care to

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I’ve recently returned to Fab & it’s Forums after a lengthy break away. Looking back on some of my Threads I’ve had a good chuckle at some of the “characters” that have commented & for the main enjoyed how folk have engaged with my intended humour, my likes, & the topics.

Sadly, not everyone seems to appreciate other people’s Threads & it’s become obvious that the Net encourages negative people to air their opinions, vent their frustrations, start arguments with folk they don’t know (pretty pointless), & create negative vibes where they’re not actually needed, required or will make any positive difference in the world.

Personally, I use the Forums to shoot the breeze with folk whose company I enjoy, make friends with folk who I’d feel comfortable to take for a drink, or simply enjoy spending time with.

I understand & appreciate this isn’t everyone’s approach & that there is an element that just want to share their negativity, their hurt & ugliness.

I’ve witnessed posts from what might initially seem an attractive member’s profile & quickly seen them become unattractive due to their “Internet Voice” spouting on posts that shouldn’t be of interest to them, yet (sadly) they are complelled to post their bitterness on.

So for what it’s worth here’s my own rules that I try to adhere to. Perhaps you have your own little guidelines for posting (I might implement them & integrate some within my own).

RANDOM GUIDELINES:

• If you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all (Bambi 1942).

• Filter our THREADS that can’t bring out some joy in me, won’t make me smile, will have no positive affect on my life.

• Filter our PEOPLE that can’t bring out some joy in me, wont make me smile, will have no positive affect in my life.

• Completely ignore Trolls. It drives em crazy & they eventually move on till they get someone else who WILL take the bait. But mostly cos it drives em crazy (sorry, even I can’t resist a chuckle there).

• Think twice before responding to a post. Is it relevant to the Thread, the discussion, adds anything positive, or just inflaming others? If it’s the latter - move on. Life is too short to waste on making myself or others unhappy.

I’m sure there’s more guidelines but that’s enough for now.

So if I DO post a thread that irritates you, inflames you, annoys you, or that you feel isn’t relevant to your life please feel free to move onto another thread. One that will bring you pleasure, bring you joy, make you feel good about yourself. Trust me, you’ll secretly thank me for nudging you in that direction rather than down an ugly path & you may get a more positive Fab experience.

Festive best wishes & happy Fabbing,

Random.

"

Deffo agree but where would the world be if there wasnt people moaning or triggered or offended or judgemental

Thanks to hiding behind a screen people can be as arsehole as they like n if its seen not breaking fab rules then its a green light to not be accountable for their bullshit

No such thing as kindness compassion n empathy these days

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman  over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"I’ve recently returned to Fab & it’s Forums after a lengthy break away. Looking back on some of my Threads I’ve had a good chuckle at some of the “characters” that have commented & for the main enjoyed how folk have engaged with my intended humour, my likes, & the topics.

Sadly, not everyone seems to appreciate other people’s Threads & it’s become obvious that the Net encourages negative people to air their opinions, vent their frustrations, start arguments with folk they don’t know (pretty pointless), & create negative vibes where they’re not actually needed, required or will make any positive difference in the world.

Personally, I use the Forums to shoot the breeze with folk whose company I enjoy, make friends with folk who I’d feel comfortable to take for a drink, or simply enjoy spending time with.

I understand & appreciate this isn’t everyone’s approach & that there is an element that just want to share their negativity, their hurt & ugliness.

I’ve witnessed posts from what might initially seem an attractive member’s profile & quickly seen them become unattractive due to their “Internet Voice” spouting on posts that shouldn’t be of interest to them, yet (sadly) they are complelled to post their bitterness on.

So for what it’s worth here’s my own rules that I try to adhere to. Perhaps you have your own little guidelines for posting (I might implement them & integrate some within my own).

RANDOM GUIDELINES:

• If you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all (Bambi 1942).

• Filter our THREADS that can’t bring out some joy in me, won’t make me smile, will have no positive affect on my life.

• Filter our PEOPLE that can’t bring out some joy in me, wont make me smile, will have no positive affect in my life.

• Completely ignore Trolls. It drives em crazy & they eventually move on till they get someone else who WILL take the bait. But mostly cos it drives em crazy (sorry, even I can’t resist a chuckle there).

• Think twice before responding to a post. Is it relevant to the Thread, the discussion, adds anything positive, or just inflaming others? If it’s the latter - move on. Life is too short to waste on making myself or others unhappy.

I’m sure there’s more guidelines but that’s enough for now.

So if I DO post a thread that irritates you, inflames you, annoys you, or that you feel isn’t relevant to your life please feel free to move onto another thread. One that will bring you pleasure, bring you joy, make you feel good about yourself. Trust me, you’ll secretly thank me for nudging you in that direction rather than down an ugly path & you may get a more positive Fab experience.

Festive best wishes & happy Fabbing,

Random.

"

Well said

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By *yanedinburgh92Man  over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Thanks for that well intended effort.

I'll post where I care to "

You just can’t help yourself lol.

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By *yanedinburgh92Man  over a year ago

Edinburgh

Great post and well said

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Thanks for that well intended effort.

I'll post where I care to

You just can’t help yourself lol. "

I'm the grinch, sweet cheeks

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By *andom2chat OP   Man  over a year ago

A Galaxy Far, Far Away & Spain


"Great post and well said "

Thanks Ryan.

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By *eep.Man  over a year ago

Just a background character

tl;dr but I hope I got the gist from the first two paras i.e. let's be nice out there people

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By *yanedinburgh92Man  over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Thanks for that well intended effort.

I'll post where I care to

You just can’t help yourself lol.

I'm the grinch, sweet cheeks "

No, you are just incredibly negative to any post or thread... ‘sweet cheeks’

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Thanks for that well intended effort.

I'll post where I care to

You just can’t help yourself lol.

I'm the grinch, sweet cheeks

No, you are just incredibly negative to any post or thread... ‘sweet cheeks’ "

Wouldn't life be dull if folk were always agreeable?

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By *onkeymagic50Man  over a year ago

Near the harbour


"Thanks for that well intended effort.

I'll post where I care to

You just can’t help yourself lol.

I'm the grinch, sweet cheeks

No, you are just incredibly negative to any post or thread... ‘sweet cheeks’ "

Take the sweet cheeks it a compliment from some of the articulate pet names well uses

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By *yanedinburgh92Man  over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Thanks for that well intended effort.

I'll post where I care to

You just can’t help yourself lol.

I'm the grinch, sweet cheeks

No, you are just incredibly negative to any post or thread... ‘sweet cheeks’

Take the sweet cheeks it a compliment from some of the articulate pet names well uses "

Lol. Wouldn’t go as far as calling ‘sweet cheeks’ and ‘little one’ as articulate... but thanks!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I’ve recently returned to Fab & it’s Forums after a lengthy break away. Looking back on some of my Threads I’ve had a good chuckle at some of the “characters” that have commented & for the main enjoyed how folk have engaged with my intended humour, my likes, & the topics.

Sadly, not everyone seems to appreciate other people’s Threads & it’s become obvious that the Net encourages negative people to air their opinions, vent their frustrations, start arguments with folk they don’t know (pretty pointless), & create negative vibes where they’re not actually needed, required or will make any positive difference in the world.

Personally, I use the Forums to shoot the breeze with folk whose company I enjoy, make friends with folk who I’d feel comfortable to take for a drink, or simply enjoy spending time with.

I understand & appreciate this isn’t everyone’s approach & that there is an element that just want to share their negativity, their hurt & ugliness.

I’ve witnessed posts from what might initially seem an attractive member’s profile & quickly seen them become unattractive due to their “Internet Voice” spouting on posts that shouldn’t be of interest to them, yet (sadly) they are complelled to post their bitterness on.

So for what it’s worth here’s my own rules that I try to adhere to. Perhaps you have your own little guidelines for posting (I might implement them & integrate some within my own).

RANDOM GUIDELINES:

• If you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all (Bambi 1942).

• Filter our THREADS that can’t bring out some joy in me, won’t make me smile, will have no positive affect on my life.

• Filter our PEOPLE that can’t bring out some joy in me, wont make me smile, will have no positive affect in my life.

• Completely ignore Trolls. It drives em crazy & they eventually move on till they get someone else who WILL take the bait. But mostly cos it drives em crazy (sorry, even I can’t resist a chuckle there).

• Think twice before responding to a post. Is it relevant to the Thread, the discussion, adds anything positive, or just inflaming others? If it’s the latter - move on. Life is too short to waste on making myself or others unhappy.

I’m sure there’s more guidelines but that’s enough for now.

So if I DO post a thread that irritates you, inflames you, annoys you, or that you feel isn’t relevant to your life please feel free to move onto another thread. One that will bring you pleasure, bring you joy, make you feel good about yourself. Trust me, you’ll secretly thank me for nudging you in that direction rather than down an ugly path & you may get a more positive Fab experience.

Festive best wishes & happy Fabbing,

Random.

"

I think I’ll do whatever the fuck I like!

I’m having an extremely positive fab experience despite being a crabbit c*nt with a low tolerance to bullshit!

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By *yanedinburgh92Man  over a year ago

Edinburgh


"I’ve recently returned to Fab & it’s Forums after a lengthy break away. Looking back on some of my Threads I’ve had a good chuckle at some of the “characters” that have commented & for the main enjoyed how folk have engaged with my intended humour, my likes, & the topics.

Sadly, not everyone seems to appreciate other people’s Threads & it’s become obvious that the Net encourages negative people to air their opinions, vent their frustrations, start arguments with folk they don’t know (pretty pointless), & create negative vibes where they’re not actually needed, required or will make any positive difference in the world.

Personally, I use the Forums to shoot the breeze with folk whose company I enjoy, make friends with folk who I’d feel comfortable to take for a drink, or simply enjoy spending time with.

I understand & appreciate this isn’t everyone’s approach & that there is an element that just want to share their negativity, their hurt & ugliness.

I’ve witnessed posts from what might initially seem an attractive member’s profile & quickly seen them become unattractive due to their “Internet Voice” spouting on posts that shouldn’t be of interest to them, yet (sadly) they are complelled to post their bitterness on.

So for what it’s worth here’s my own rules that I try to adhere to. Perhaps you have your own little guidelines for posting (I might implement them & integrate some within my own).

RANDOM GUIDELINES:

• If you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all (Bambi 1942).

• Filter our THREADS that can’t bring out some joy in me, won’t make me smile, will have no positive affect on my life.

• Filter our PEOPLE that can’t bring out some joy in me, wont make me smile, will have no positive affect in my life.

• Completely ignore Trolls. It drives em crazy & they eventually move on till they get someone else who WILL take the bait. But mostly cos it drives em crazy (sorry, even I can’t resist a chuckle there).

• Think twice before responding to a post. Is it relevant to the Thread, the discussion, adds anything positive, or just inflaming others? If it’s the latter - move on. Life is too short to waste on making myself or others unhappy.

I’m sure there’s more guidelines but that’s enough for now.

So if I DO post a thread that irritates you, inflames you, annoys you, or that you feel isn’t relevant to your life please feel free to move onto another thread. One that will bring you pleasure, bring you joy, make you feel good about yourself. Trust me, you’ll secretly thank me for nudging you in that direction rather than down an ugly path & you may get a more positive Fab experience.

Festive best wishes & happy Fabbing,

Random.

I think I’ll do whatever the fuck I like!

I’m having an extremely positive fab experience despite being a crabbit c*nt with a low tolerance to bullshit! "

Hahaha.Yikes. So much profanity thrown at such a positive thread. Run!

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By *ola cubesMan  over a year ago

coatbridge

Id say that works for how you see a forum undortunatly not everyone views a forum this way.

kola guidelines......stop being a snowflake

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Id say that works for how you see a forum undortunatly not everyone views a forum this way.

kola guidelines......stop being a snowflake "

I agree!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Id say that works for how you see a forum undortunatly not everyone views a forum this way.

kola guidelines......stop being a snowflake and grow a pair.

I agree! "

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By *vbride1963TV/TS  over a year ago

E.K . Glasgow

Etiquette is interpreted in many different ways by the random bunch on fab . I’m just here for the laughs and banter .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

yep do get ar###les on here but can always skip those, lets face it most of it is a bit of fun and sometimes its nice to take critism, believe me I know, often get lectured on here

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