4 Jul 11, 12:15 PM
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SirOpenSource wrote:
May I say Beau_Tox you have written a very well framed, constructive criticism of a criticism. One in fact that I find hard to criticise.
I admit I have not organised a great many events [A Munch and the odd school fate]but have always been pleased to recieve good constructive criticism whilst normally directing brash, rude ones back to whence they came. It takes no longer time to be critical whilst highlighting a positive point than it does to slant people brashly. I know which I prefer to give and recieve and have occasionally been sent back a small piece of cheese too [a little tip for you there].
SOS
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Yay! hop along - I see the meds are kicking in (ha ha - 'kicking'.... get it  )
".... slant people brashly."
I think there should be a ban on all slanting posts - they're a pain in the neck
[By the way - this doesn't amount to a peer review - sorry] Love is when you kiss all the time. Then when you get tired of kissing, you still want to be together and you talk more.
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4 Jul 11, 12:20 PM
SirOpenSource
UK(E), 6 yrs
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Reversed wrote:
SirOpenSource wrote:
May I say Beau_Tox you have written a very well framed, constructive criticism of a criticism. One in fact that I find hard to criticise.
I admit I have not organised a great many events [A Munch and the odd school fate]but have always been pleased to recieve good constructive criticism whilst normally directing brash, rude ones back to whence they came. It takes no longer time to be critical whilst highlighting a positive point than it does to slant people brashly. I know which I prefer to give and recieve and have occasionally been sent back a small piece of cheese too [a little tip for you there].
SOS
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Yay! hop along - I see the meds are kicking in (ha ha - 'kicking'.... get it )
".... slant people brashly."
I think there should be a ban on all slanting posts - they're a pain in the neck
[By the way - this doesn't amount to a peer review - sorry]
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A writer of calibre such as mine politely receives but does not need peer reviews to further his promising future.
SOS The Titter group - for when you don't feel too serious.
I believe in equality for everyone, except reporters and photographers. - Mahatma Gandhi
www.Londonmunch.co.uk
Londonmunch@hotmail.com - Enquiries
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4 Jul 11, 12:37 PM
Rosalee
UK, 7 yrs
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Nothing quite like messing about on boats.
I spent a pleasant evening sightseeing. I think London looks so much better from the river. And you can get up close and personal with bridges and stuff.
Good to see a few people who I hadn't seen for a very long time. |
4 Jul 11, 12:38 PM
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23 mths
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SirOpenSource wrote:
Reversed wrote:
SirOpenSource wrote:
May I say Beau_Tox you have written a very well framed, constructive criticism of a criticism. One in fact that I find hard to criticise.
I admit I have not organised a great many events [A Munch and the odd school fate]but have always been pleased to recieve good constructive criticism whilst normally directing brash, rude ones back to whence they came. It takes no longer time to be critical whilst highlighting a positive point than it does to slant people brashly. I know which I prefer to give and recieve and have occasionally been sent back a small piece of cheese too [a little tip for you there].
SOS
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Yay! hop along - I see the meds are kicking in (ha ha - 'kicking'.... get it )
".... slant people brashly."
I think there should be a ban on all slanting posts - they're a pain in the neck
[By the way - this doesn't amount to a peer review - sorry]
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A writer of calibre such as mine politely receives but does not need peer reviews to further his promising future.
SOS
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Ahhh - and still in denial I see.....
Bless  Love is when you kiss all the time. Then when you get tired of kissing, you still want to be together and you talk more.
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4 Jul 11, 1:28 PM
madamezak2011
UK, 14 mths |
bohnanza wrote:
madamezak2011 wrote:
There's always *one*, isn't there? Ok so it was a smaller boat than usual, but everyone I spoke to was having a marvellous time. It just goes to show, you can't keep everyone happy no matter what you do.
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How big was your sample size and what steps did you take to ensure people weren't lying? You obviously haven't received the memos I received from fellow passengers.
People are reluctant to go public when given a bad deal. BDSM events goers are no different. I take the view that by complaining people can fix things and know how well things are going. If complaining gets better events can you honestly say it is wrong?
You may be interested to hear the name MadamePatronising2011 is free.
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Oh so now you're bringing in your imaginary friends to back up your argument? I have no idea who you are despite your claims to have run a million events, but your posts sound more like malice than constructive criticism. Do you suffer from that same old syndrome that's been on the scene for the past 20 years - not liking other promoters because they don't acknowledge your absolute greatness? |
4 Jul 11, 2:42 PM
SirOpenSource
UK(E), 6 yrs
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madamezak2011 wrote:
bohnanza wrote:
madamezak2011 wrote:
There's always *one*, isn't there? Ok so it was a smaller boat than usual, but everyone I spoke to was having a marvellous time. It just goes to show, you can't keep everyone happy no matter what you do.
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How big was your sample size and what steps did you take to ensure people weren't lying? You obviously haven't received the memos I received from fellow passengers.
People are reluctant to go public when given a bad deal. BDSM events goers are no different. I take the view that by complaining people can fix things and know how well things are going. If complaining gets better events can you honestly say it is wrong?
You may be interested to hear the name MadamePatronising2011 is free.
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Oh so now you're bringing in your imaginary friends to back up your argument? I have no idea who you are despite your claims to have run a million events, but your posts sound more like malice than constructive criticism. Do you suffer from that same old syndrome that's been on the scene for the past 20 years - not liking other promoters because they don't acknowledge your absolute greatness?
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Didn't you know, a very large proportion of the membership of IC are just imaginary friends. In fact @Bohnanza is a complete figment of all our collective imagination. Personally I couldn't give a figment about the whole thread.
SOS The Titter group - for when you don't feel too serious.
I believe in equality for everyone, except reporters and photographers. - Mahatma Gandhi
www.Londonmunch.co.uk
Londonmunch@hotmail.com - Enquiries
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4 Jul 11, 2:42 PM
SirOpenSource
UK(E), 6 yrs
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madamezak2011 wrote:
bohnanza wrote:
madamezak2011 wrote:
There's always *one*, isn't there? Ok so it was a smaller boat than usual, but everyone I spoke to was having a marvellous time. It just goes to show, you can't keep everyone happy no matter what you do.
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How big was your sample size and what steps did you take to ensure people weren't lying? You obviously haven't received the memos I received from fellow passengers.
People are reluctant to go public when given a bad deal. BDSM events goers are no different. I take the view that by complaining people can fix things and know how well things are going. If complaining gets better events can you honestly say it is wrong?
You may be interested to hear the name MadamePatronising2011 is free.
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Oh so now you're bringing in your imaginary friends to back up your argument? I have no idea who you are despite your claims to have run a million events, but your posts sound more like malice than constructive criticism. Do you suffer from that same old syndrome that's been on the scene for the past 20 years - not liking other promoters because they don't acknowledge your absolute greatness?
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Didn't you know, a very large proportion of the membership of IC are just imaginary friends. In fact @Bohnanza is a complete figment of all our collective imagination. Personally I couldn't give a figment about the whole thread.
SOS The Titter group - for when you don't feel too serious.
I believe in equality for everyone, except reporters and photographers. - Mahatma Gandhi
www.Londonmunch.co.uk
Londonmunch@hotmail.com - Enquiries
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4 Jul 11, 3:19 PM
freddiein40s
UK, 6 yrs
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SirOpenSource wrote:
madamezak2011 wrote:
bohnanza wrote:
madamezak2011 wrote:
There's always *one*, isn't there? Ok so it was a smaller boat than usual, but everyone I spoke to was having a marvellous time. It just goes to show, you can't keep everyone happy no matter what you do.
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How big was your sample size and what steps did you take to ensure people weren't lying? You obviously haven't received the memos I received from fellow passengers.
People are reluctant to go public when given a bad deal. BDSM events goers are no different. I take the view that by complaining people can fix things and know how well things are going. If complaining gets better events can you honestly say it is wrong?
You may be interested to hear the name MadamePatronising2011 is free.
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Oh so now you're bringing in your imaginary friends to back up your argument? I have no idea who you are despite your claims to have run a million events, but your posts sound more like malice than constructive criticism. Do you suffer from that same old syndrome that's been on the scene for the past 20 years - not liking other promoters because they don't acknowledge your absolute greatness?
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Didn't you know, a very large proportion of the membership of IC are just imaginary friends. In fact @Bohnanza is a complete figment of all our collective imagination. Personally I couldn't give a figment about the whole thread.
SOS
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With the greatest respect to your good self SOS if you couldnt give a figment about the whole thread why are you adding to it?
I honestly believe there is a little bit of completely unhealthy animosity going on in this thread.
You know how it goes with a few of the new ones who come onto forums such as this. Through no fault of there own they sometimes think that anything written on a forum is a fact.
So maybe its time to ban positive feed back and just concentrate on the negative after all it seems to give a lot more entertainment value.
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4 Jul 11, 3:53 PM
SubWhisperer
UK, 5 yrs
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Wouldn't worry about it freddie – only one person has “complained” - not bad out of 100
As for taking it seriously – well – you couldn't could you …......
bohnanza wrote:
1) making an Ad Hominem attack indicates you have no decent counter argument and are on the defensive.
2) You are a lazy fucker
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Onwards and upwards ..... Ever wondered who the devil comes to for ideas ?
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4 Jul 11, 4:25 PM
Miss_Katie_TV
UK(SL), 4 yrs
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All I can say is that Lady "J", our maid Sara, and myself had a grate time. We met and talked to lots of fun people and got to play a bit. OK the boat was a bit small but so what, Did we go to eat ther NO, I think Ishmael should be congatulated for organising such a fun night not slaged off by some numpty's who with a bit of luck won't be there next year, We will! Last but not least Hi to all the old friends we met and to all the new ones we made, Keep in touch. Love & Spanks, Katie (The sailor girl) Edited 4 Jul 11, 5:05 PM by Miss_Katie_TV
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