Cap'n Grumpy wrote:I buy my ink buy the gallon
I thought your ink was bought by the galloot
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Cap'n Grumpy wrote:I buy my ink buy the gallon
Great to see him back and a great lineout performance, thought he was locked in the cupboard for a while, we need both him and Nigel when Rory is away, and if he comes back like Paddy and Trimby will need him for an extra couple of weeks while they get the soap scrubbed of his hands.Skywalker2 wrote:Well done Kyri.
Most complete peformance by a hooker for Ulster this season. No question !!
Let's have more of the same please.
I knew it was something like that ....... but I was bored and wrote the wrong thing!pwrmoore wrote:Cap'n Grumpy wrote:I buy my ink buy the gallon
I thought your ink was bought by the galloot
Cap'n my dear friend, that is as bizarre a post as I can recall seeing.Cap'n Grumpy wrote:![]()
backaway,
Over the past few months I have grown to love (most of) your postings, usually finding them insightful and/or amusing, so much so that I actively watch out for them and even missed them when you went AWOl recently. Life would certainly be a teensie weensie bit more boring without them, ......... BUT ........
....... life is certainly a lot more boring too with your constant griping about powermower. Maybe DS/LS is happy that your aim is away from him and now on PWR, (maybe not), but you know that you don't always have to have a target, don't you? If you don't like or agree with what he says, or how he says it, there are better ways of showing that, and you are capable of doing that. I'm certain you won't discourage PWR from posting (which is good, as many on here respect his viewpoint as much as yours), but you may just discourage others and we wouldn't want that.
No need to thank me - you know it makes sense.
pwrmoore wrote:
Gooner - I don't see what you're railing against. No-one on this thread seems to me to be calling for the immediate dismissal of Humph for Jackson. But there is a general recognition that the lad did not let himself or Ulster down in his 50 minutes on the park.
In what way was this "takiing you to task"? Honestly,you seem to have very little sense of perspective and no ability to see anything from any other position than the one you have decided is the "correct" one. in the first post I sought to understand your perspective, in the second I simply tried to offer a potential explanation for our differing conclusions from the same set of posts. Neither of these can be considered an attack on you.pwrmoore wrote:
OK. So it seems that you read those few posts as calling for the immediate introduction of Jackson as first choice OH whereas I read them as wanting to see him kept in the squad in the hope that he develops over the next couple of years.
Mr PWR Moore, you appear to be like a dog with a bone. I don't suppose that your continued carping is an attempt to illicit an ill-considered response which might result in the further attention of the mods? No, perhaps not, I suppose I'm just too much of a cynic -as all your friends will happily testify you are far to wonderful for a low move like that.pwrmoore wrote:pwrmoore wrote:
Gooner - I don't see what you're railing against. No-one on this thread seems to me to be calling for the immediate dismissal of Humph for Jackson. But there is a general recognition that the lad did not let himself or Ulster down in his 50 minutes on the park.In what way was this "takiing you to task"? Honestly,you seem to have very little sense of perspective and no ability to see anything from any other position than the one you have decided is the "correct" one. in the first post I sought to understand your perspective, in the second I simply tried to offer a potential explanation for our differing conclusions from the same set of posts. Neither of these can be considered an attack on you.pwrmoore wrote:
OK. So it seems that you read those few posts as calling for the immediate introduction of Jackson as first choice OH whereas I read them as wanting to see him kept in the squad in the hope that he develops over the next couple of years.
I really am gettng most bored with your petty personal attacks and your paranoia which seems to suggest you believe that are somehow under attack from anyone who does not instantly agree with every word you say.
For the record I had absolutley no role whatsoever in your enforced holiday. I believe that you brought that on yourself. Though apart from missing your occasional useful insight I do feel that the messageboard was generally a nicer place while you were away.
Don't talk to yourself then. It could lead to a long correspondence.Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Ehm - HELLOOOOO!!!!!Royster wrote:Cap'n Grumpy, may I pass on a piece of good advice which I was given many years ago and which was- 'Never enter into correspondence with a man who buys his ink by the gallon!'
I buy my ink buy the gallon
Hands in the ruck ref get him off..... cheerio cheerio cheerio ,cheerio cheerio cheerio o obackawaygoonahead wrote:but one final attempt - peace & love Mr PWR Moore
you weren't in my round!HwoodMike2umate wrote:Negs - I watched Ulster v Llanelli @ CI in the company of MR PWRMOORE and he didnt buy me a pint at any stage of the game and nor did he stand up and sing Stand Up for the Ulstermen at the end like my goodself.