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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by sunndog » 17 Sep 2016, 06:34

hairyyoda wrote:Understood Adam, my fault.
Phil
pickle wrote:Please forgive my ignorance but what is WTF nuggets. Am quite happy to behave i just need to be told. Am now up to speed as my son has explained the acronym. Oh dear.

Oh carry on, don't let me stop ya :thumbup:
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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by hairyyoda » 17 Sep 2016, 11:35

Adams quote >>>
Oh carry on, don't let me stop ya :thumbup:

N o ! it is wrong to go off thread and off topic further than I should have :thumbdown: , after all this a Night Vision Forum which has associated shooting, hunting, fishing, metal detecting, and general countryside interests and some other user friendly subject which all blend together to make the forum what it is. The odd wind-up is just about acceptable in the name of "humour" but serves no real value or purpose and waists forum space and time etc.
My defence only rests with thinking that with nearly 1,000 views someone must have had a laugh and a giggle at the "nuttiness" of the posts ??? so it's not all bad :thumbup:
Bad Phil :roll: :x
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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by sunndog » 17 Sep 2016, 11:48

hairyyoda wrote:N o ! it is wrong to go off thread and off topic further than I should have :thumbdown:
Give over ya eejit, have i got to come over there and stroke your head telling you everything is ok? :lol:


S'all good keep it going :thumbup:
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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by rodp » 17 Sep 2016, 12:12

sunndog wrote:
hairyyoda wrote:N o ! it is wrong to go off thread and off topic further than I should have :thumbdown:
Give over ya eejit, have i got to come over there and stroke your head telling you everything is ok? :lol:


S'all good keep it going :thumbup:

Ooh, you can stroke mine anytime sweetheart :thumbup:


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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by sunndog » 17 Sep 2016, 16:20

Kill or cure comment from me there rodders......least it gives phil plenty of ammo to take the mick out of me :lol:


C'mon phil, you've been on here long enough to know mate :D
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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by rodp » 17 Sep 2016, 16:40

sunndog wrote:Kill or cure comment from me there rodders......least it gives phil plenty of ammo to take the mick out of me :lol:


C'mon phil, you've been on here long enough to know mate :D

To be honest, I thought he was joking :think: If he's concerned about derailing a thread, then he never reads my posts :lol:


I've got to meet him tomorrow, I'll pat him on the head and tell him not to be silly :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by hairyyoda » 17 Sep 2016, 19:45

:wave: The older I get, the more my conscience "sometimes" ??? bothers me with hunger pains for savoury food and the need for some strong alcoholic refreshment :roll: Seriously if Springy "Zebedee" Onion can't read between the lines and pick out the gist of the poor humour that has headed his way, he might and could well have a semi melt down and end up with an appointment with his favourite Medical Health Practitioner complaining that his newest best'est best friend on his favourite forum does not understand him ??? I might well have the blame for his mood swings and his latest rant :problem:
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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by rodp » 17 Sep 2016, 20:36

hairyyoda wrote::wave: The older I get, the more my conscience "sometimes" ??? bothers me with hunger pains for savoury food and the need for some strong alcoholic refreshment :roll: Seriously if Springy "Zebedee" Onion can't read between the lines and pick out the gist of the poor humour that has headed his way, he might and could well have a semi melt down and end up with an appointment with his favourite Medical Health Practitioner complaining that his newest best'est best friend on his favourite forum does not understand him ??? I might well have the blame for his mood swings and his latest rant :problem:
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Phil, I think Mr Pickle is all grown up enough to know that whatever's said on here there's no malice intended. Methinks you fret too much :lol:
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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by pickle » 17 Sep 2016, 21:03

Dear hairy suit, I know your pain and i too feel the boredom of age and idle gossip and BBC Look Left. Would that our rhetoric could unite and move mountains. We are destined to joust you and I and i am glad to have found such a worthy and eloquent adversary. It has been many years and i have missed your company.

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Re: Stihl Chainsaws

Post by hairyyoda » 17 Sep 2016, 22:09

Yes Rod :thumbup: those of " US" that are not to tightly wrapped :roll: can see the humour in almost anything every day of the year ??? "but" I sometime worry that there are some very serious people out there who don't understand what a bit of humour is all about ??? and see a laugh as a waist of time and recon that me, you, us and Springy "Zebedee" Onion are seriously lacking it "Political Correctness" and a bit light headed ??? I have one old school friend who has not laughed since 1959 when he got the sack from being a "Milk Monitor" :o :lolno: Delicate subject "humour handle with care"
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