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(Message started by: Pegasus on Mar 25^th, 2006, 9:43pm)

Title: Correct words - recent example
Post by Pegasus on Mar 25^th, 2006, 9:43pm

Hi All,
If anyone was listening to Jeremy Vine on radio 2 on Friday (24/3/6) there was a story about a members chat room where a member was getting abusive (admin must have been sleeping)

Anyway, the abusive person ending up having to pay out a 5-figure sum twice when sued.

Could happen here if we're careless (I could easily rant and rave but have learnt that once its in print ....well {} )

At least we have conscientious Admin guys to look after our best interests.

Paul

Title: Re: Correct words - recent example
Post by Sian_RK on Mar 25^th, 2006, 10:56pm

And today's O.B.N. goes to... ::)

Title: Re: Correct words - recent example
Post by Geoff_W on Mar 26^th, 2006, 12:38am

Our former forum member talking through his buttocks as a parting shot.

Title: Re: Correct words - recent example
Post by Simmo on Mar 26^th, 2006, 6:21am

As Pegasus says, thanks to Admin, it is his LAST post. Who needs people like that. Well done Snoopy.

Title: Re: Correct words - recent example
Post by Paul B on Mar 26^th, 2006, 8:08am

Hmm... can someone PM me and let me know what an OBN is? I'm still an hour behind.... at least! :-[

Title: Re: Correct words - recent example
Post by Snoopy on Mar 26^th, 2006, 9:08am

Ot could mean "Order of the brown nose" !

but look here http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?Acronym=OBN&Find=find&string=exact

Title: Re: Correct words - recent example
Post by craig on Mar 26^th, 2006, 10:39am

;D ;D
i do like the defination oxford by night..... }{ }{ }{
use that 1 all the time.... ;D

Title: Re: Correct words - recent example
Post by Pegasus on Mar 27^th, 2006, 12:14pm

Speaking as a Cossie driver I think "Oil Buying Network" is more likely.