That's just it though ME . . isn't it?

Given that you seem to have struggled to understand the last 3-4 posts I've made, when others [ioddly [/ihave, I'll try make this one crystal clear for you . . . I suggest you start by read the above quote again.

You've shown from the above post that you obviously recognise that you are a "hassle" but seem to only want to to be less so "for some folk". I know that there are those on here that are struggling to identify who those "some folk" are. Perhaps the intended recipients know?

Now having demonstrated your limited/restricted viewpoint on this particular standpoint, is there any wonder that some people are well past the point of letting you "try". Given post/comments et al. over several months I'd suggest that many people are too far past that point for you now.

Whilst I may be being blunt I'm certainly not meaning to be hurtful ME - I'm merely trying to explain how others view things.

If only David Koresh was still about, he could have used this thread to try and pick up some tips.

. . . . . . he is . . . . . . .

Messiah's never [ireally [/idie

Don't I know it.

It was only after my tenth attempt that I accepted I wasn't a cat.

Strigoi perhaps?

Nah, they've got two hearts more than I have!

And I am far too far past the point of accepting a number of things going on at the Bulls also but I am willing to try and calm down a bit in order to try to make it easy on some of the people on here that I am clearly annoying.

(I do not care about those who do not post anymore because if they do not post on here they are not entitled to comment.

)

However, to make it clearer, Adey said that he wanted the "old ME back", which is fair enough, but if I try to be like that and people STILL want to nit-pick over the slightest thing, then it is surely somewhat "counter-productive" is it not?

Some times you are damned if you do and damned if you don't. I am beginning to feel like Steve McNamara.

A little known fact is that my partner's cat (ex cat, I wont have them in the house) was THE actual cat in Red Dwarf that became the Cat played by DJ-J.

Combining the role of Chair, Secretary, Treasurer & only member, & being harigeorgeson.

That's such a bizarre statement. I've read it over and over again and my brain still refuses to make sense of it!

Really?? The one in seris 1? That is a little known fact indeed, but non the less interesting to a huge red dwarf fan like myself. Unfortunately my two cats have had no starring tv roles

I've never really watched the series, but my partner showed me a video of the scene, with George (the real cat) sat on her knee.

...that they've told [iyou[/i about

What are the similarities between the real cat and the red dwarf cat?

...typical, I'm always the last to know anything in my house

About 1'2", quadrupeds, like milk

Well, the real cat is a real cat (called george we now know thanks to Tigertot), whereas the red dwarf cat is a real cat at the start of episode 1 played by george that evolves after millions of years into a human like cat played by actor Danny John Jules by the end of episode one in the show.

...funny, when I see it writen it down I dont blame you for not getting it

That's clear now then. Thanks.

Here's your cat last night . . .

The sort of one on one debate that every thread descends into is a major reason why I and people like me barely post anymore. Credible and interesting threads are warped and made frankly tedious.

Every one should feel free to say exactly what they feel. But in doing so, it wouldn't harm to occasionally step back and let the thread flow a bit.

Unfortunately some people don't feel like they've won, unless they get the last word in, and do it even if they've made the same point countless times before.

Is that like a cat version of 'My two Dad's' starring Greg Evigan and Paul Reiser?

Funnily enough, this doesn't seem to be happening of late.

Is this the right thread to make my point about Paul Deacon?

Care to expand on that one?