[doganjo]

I'd actually be fascinated to know who blocks who - but I don't want to know, if you know what I mean! 

Personally, I think a bit of friction is the grit in the oyster that makes the pearl.  Otherwise it's just something that slides down smoothly but is ultimately forgettable. 

I think oysters are all forgettable   with or without grit 

[deepinthewoods]

and i love them, see, isnt this great.xx

[Greenerlife]

Different strokes for different folks!


I think this is a great move.  i won't block anyone, because nobody here offends me.  I have had issues with some postings here but not comsistently, but can completely understand if someone wants to block aanothers postings as I have seen it in action on another forum and it works well!

[suziequeue]

Well I'll certainly be using the feature.

[Dan]

Just to reiterate, if you don't use this feature then nothing at all changes.

We won't be monitoring who uses it, or who is being ignored - the intention is not to drum out 'problem' members, but to provide those who want it the ability to improve the forum in their eyes.

[SallyintNorth]

I'd actually be fascinated to know who blocks who - but I don't want to know, if you know what I mean! 

Personally, I think a bit of friction is the grit in the oyster that makes the pearl.  Otherwise it's just something that slides down smoothly but is ultimately forgettable. 

I think oysters are all forgettable   with or without grit 

A honeymoon couple ordered a platter of a dozen oysters on their wedding night.  The following morning, the concierge asked, with a knowing grin, how they had enjoyed their oysters.  "Well," said the bride, "they were alright, but only 9 of them worked."

[Fleecewife]

I'd actually be fascinated to know who blocks who - but I don't want to know, if you know what I mean! 

Personally, I think a bit of friction is the grit in the oyster that makes the pearl.  Otherwise it's just something that slides down smoothly but is ultimately forgettable. 

I think oysters are all forgettable   with or without grit 

A honeymoon couple ordered a platter of a dozen oysters on their wedding night.  The following morning, the concierge asked, with a knowing grin, how they had enjoyed their oysters.  "Well," said the bride, "they were alright, but only 9 of them worked."

Sall-eee 

[Lesley Silvester]

    Love it.

[suziequeue]

Hee Hee hee

[tizaala]

It's a good job I'm not a sensitive soul, this lot could give me a persecution complex, I mean, If you want to get rid of me just say so, don't just run and hide behind a keyboard.
Disgusted, ( RN. RET. )
Tunbridge Wells

[robert waddell]

well said

[Rosemary]

It's a good job I'm not a sensitive soul, this lot could give me a persecution complex, I mean, If you want to get rid of me just say so, don't just run and hide behind a keyboard.
Disgusted, ( RN. RET. )
Tunbridge Wells

What does RN, RET mean?

[robert waddell]

just guessing   royal navy retired

[tizaala]

Rosemary, Years ago you used to get professional complainers writing to the editor of the Times / Telegraph , etc about newspaper articles , they were nearly all ex-millitary , Brigadiers, Generals, Air Vice Marshalls, but the very belicose ones were always Admirals or at least Captains ( RN, RET ) = Royal Navy , Retired.
And nearly always from Tunbridge Wells.
 

[The Woodsiders]

Sally I love your quote, I am going to pinch it, (hope you do`nt mind)