Originally Posted by B L Zeebub:
“Great thread, rancid one.
I tried various names, which were all taken, so gave up and just used my real name.”
It always makes start humming Bohemian Rhapsody. Can't beat a bit o' Queen!
Originally Posted by
DavetheSensible:
“Now there's an interesting word.
Did you know that Sheffield has 8 different variations on it, either in spelling or pronunciaton.
Or that the only place in the South of England that uses the same word (the jennel varation) is Shoreham-by-Sea in Sussex. Apparently it's because a family from Sheffield moved there in the very early 1800s for work.
(That's enough sensible for a bit)
”
Now *that* is an ace post! This thread is turning into a positive trivia fest, love it! Snickets and ginnels... aww. Miss the North sometimes.
Originally Posted by
monkey13:
“I think I may of started something calling you RB. Pleased you don't object. 
Hairy arse eh
missed that one. That may of confirmed my assumption of you being male. But it's your direct posts that ( I think) made me presume you were male. I love how you persist with your posts when met with stupid arguments. I wouldn't have the energy
”
In real life I am often likened to a Jack Russell (best dogs EVER, I hasten to add). It's really odd though, I think, in general, I assume the more direct posters to be female and the more beat around the bushes types to be male

Really weird!
I love that you are getting the RB thing out there - I could hardly demand it myself
Originally Posted by
muggins14:
“I've loved RB's posts, even though when we first met in a thread she lambasted me for attempting to de-rail it and we had a bit of a bicker
Hopefully she knows me better than that now
”
Oh my god! See, I told you I wouldn't remember you for that! I have a terrible memory at the moment and there are literally only 4 posters who I have a good memory of in terms of exchanges I've had with them - 3 of which are due to constantly battling throughout the series
Sowwy if anyone ever thinks I'm rude - I have a unintentional habit of being a bit 'teacher-y', especially when I'm missing telling the kids what to do and how to do it