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    Quote Originally Posted by Howard Popeck (Stereonow) View Post
    Good morning all.

    Am I correct in thinking that this thread has now passed its sell-by date?
    Good morning, Howard.

    No, I don't think so. I shall move the non-relevant stuff to a thread of its own, so carry on, sir...

    Hans, noted!

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    Done

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    Quote Originally Posted by Togil View Post
    Maybe the management should consider introducing a rule that a poster should only address matters relating to the original topic
    Some of the best internet discussion to be had is the result of thread drift.

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    I completely agree, Tim. However I also think it's important to keep 'serious' discussions on-topic

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    Quote Originally Posted by Togil View Post
    Maybe the management should consider introducing a rule that a poster should only address matters relating to the original topic
    It's a difficult rule to manage to be honest and the nature of forums is that threads drift in the same way as conversations drift, it's the nature of discussion. However now and again someone will put up a 'back on topic' post, but generally a thread will just run it's natural course.

    Don't be afraid to post up in big letters if you feel a thread is going mad though!

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    It wasn't a complaint, by any means. In my short time here, I've found the place to be well-managed and gently, appropriately, moderated. Good crowd, too, even if they are a bit anal about their technology. If we could just get some American craft beers on tap behind the bar, it'd be perfect. It's not that I don't like the English stuff, mind you. The fact is Ive always been struck by the excellent sense of priorities inherent in the relative quality of English food vs. English ale. Nevertheless, I suspect that a Rogue Dead Guy ale would be lovely with the bangers and mash. As lovely as anything could be with the bangers and mash...

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    Simplicity is the key to British nosh my friend, none of that quail's eggs malarky or stuff spiced up with shite from some kind of daft plants grown in some frenchman's garden.

    Fish 'n chips, bangers 'n mash - and of course that most British of treats; doner kebab.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tfarney View Post
    Some of the best internet discussion to be had is the result of thread drift.

    Tim

    Well said Tim!

    In fact this forum could well be renamed 'The Art of Drift' sometimes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Filterlab View Post
    Simplicity is the key to British nosh my friend, none of that quail's eggs malarky or stuff spiced up with shite from some kind of daft plants grown in some frenchman's garden.

    Fish 'n chips, bangers 'n mash - and of course that most British of treats; doner kebab.
    My point, exactly. And your ales and stouts are as complex as the Frenchman's wine. Still, given some night vision goggles, you'll see me leaping back over that Frenchman's garden wall, stolen daft plants in hand.

    ON EDIT: It appears that we are drifting again....Mod!...oh, wait a minute...I'm the only one here who is not a mod. Never mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tfarney View Post
    Still, given some night vision goggles, you'll see me leaping back over that Frenchman's garden wall, stolen daft plants in hand.
    Don't bother.... I've already 'liberated' them!

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