The Bickering Thread
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This isn't bickering this is abuse. Bickering is an ongoing repetitive back-and-forth of petty points scoring inwhich the aim is to make the other party appear foolish or ill-informed in the sight of others. What you have written indicates that you are not really aware of this, and have failed to fully understand the nature of this distressing phenomenon.0
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wind yer neck in darlin.0
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No it isn't.............Wheresmeticket? said:This isn't bickering this is abuse. Bickering is an ongoing repetitive back-and-forth of petty points scoring inwhich the aim is to make the other party appear foolish or ill-informed in the sight of others. What you have written indicates that you are not really aware of this, and have failed to fully understand the nature of this distressing phenomenon.
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Utter drivelWheresmeticket? said:This isn't bickering this is abuse. Bickering is an ongoing repetitive back-and-forth of petty points scoring inwhich the aim is to make the other party appear foolish or ill-informed in the sight of others. What you have written indicates that you are not really aware of this, and have failed to fully understand the nature of this distressing phenomenon.
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Oh dear Ron, they are Bickering, We don't like Bickering...
Yeah, we don't like any market towns in Essex...0 -
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This is typical of the sort of ill-informed knee-jerk reponse that makes me ask myself why I invest so much of my valuable time in this forum.O-Randy-Hunt said:
Utter drivelWheresmeticket? said:This isn't bickering this is abuse. Bickering is an ongoing repetitive back-and-forth of petty points scoring inwhich the aim is to make the other party appear foolish or ill-informed in the sight of others. What you have written indicates that you are not really aware of this, and have failed to fully understand the nature of this distressing phenomenon.
bickering present participle of bick·er (Verb)
Verb:
Argue about petty and trivial matters: "whenever the phone rings, they bicker over who must answer it".
(of water) Flow or fall with a gentle repetitive noise; patter: "the rain did beat and bicker".
I understand that not everybody has bickered at a professional level, but perhaps those that have not can listen to those of us that have.0 -
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Still utter drivelWheresmeticket? said:
This is typical of the sort of ill-informed knee-jerk reponse that makes me ask myself why I invest so much of my valuable time in this forum.O-Randy-Hunt said:
Utter drivelWheresmeticket? said:This isn't bickering this is abuse. Bickering is an ongoing repetitive back-and-forth of petty points scoring inwhich the aim is to make the other party appear foolish or ill-informed in the sight of others. What you have written indicates that you are not really aware of this, and have failed to fully understand the nature of this distressing phenomenon.
bickering present participle of bick·er (Verb)
Verb:
Argue about petty and trivial matters: "whenever the phone rings, they bicker over who must answer it".
(of water) Flow or fall with a gentle repetitive noise; patter: "the rain did beat and bicker".
I understand that not everybody has bickered at a professional level, but perhaps those that have not can listen to those of us that have.
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i was going to post a sensible comment for debate but the phone's ringing.0
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Well I bickered at U21 level, until I had issues with necrosis of the tongue and I can assure you that we bickered about some very non trivial issues.Wheresmeticket? said:
This is typical of the sort of ill-informed knee-jerk reponse that makes me ask myself why I invest so much of my valuable time in this forum.O-Randy-Hunt said:
Utter drivelWheresmeticket? said:This isn't bickering this is abuse. Bickering is an ongoing repetitive back-and-forth of petty points scoring inwhich the aim is to make the other party appear foolish or ill-informed in the sight of others. What you have written indicates that you are not really aware of this, and have failed to fully understand the nature of this distressing phenomenon.
bickering present participle of bick·er (Verb)
Verb:
Argue about petty and trivial matters: "whenever the phone rings, they bicker over who must answer it".
(of water) Flow or fall with a gentle repetitive noise; patter: "the rain did beat and bicker".
I understand that not everybody has bickered at a professional level, but perhaps those that have not can listen to those of us that have.
If you opened your eyes and grew a pair perhaps you'd realise.0 -
Flippin' preposterous. You lot really need to have a word with yourselves.0
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Time for a bump methinks.....
Fill your boots you nobby sack the Boardists/ the Board have my full supportists.0 -
I know nothing myself , but trust implicitly certain posters on here who I have never met. Some even have a God Like status in my mind (and in their own, no doubt).
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I love the sound of bickering farts
Especially when I'm lonely
I need the noises of disputation
When there's nothing new
Oh, nothing new, sound of bickering farts
I love the sound of bickering farts
Deep into the night
I love the sound of bullshit flying
Flying all around
Oh, all around, sound of bickering farts
Nothin' new, sound of Charlton Life
All around, sound of bickering farts
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