[Closed] Thread posterists

Blame the memeists

Along with the word 'fettle' and 'email me for pics', adding -ists is one of the few things that get on my tits about this place.

I wondered if I would get it off the flamerists for posting this but clearly I'm not alone in disliking this!

Adding "trackworld" to the end of things they want to know about.

Shedtrackworld
Logburnertrackworld.
Etc.

It doesn't even make any sense.

Unless this is actually a website for singles.

And the word "chaps"

Have we not done this already?

Ass-less chaps?

Not to mention the people who feel the need to sign their posts, and better still when it's their username as well, it's at the top of the post, it doesn't need it at the bottom. You don't write your name twice on an envelope when you post it.

I'm a miserable sod but these don't even get into the top 100 of things that piss me off.
Edit...I'm Rachel too.

[quote=iolo ]And the word "chaps"
What's wrong with that?

Rachel

look chaps, you big bunch of moanerists
Cheeruptrackworld or I am e-mailing Jamie pics of me fettling

Danny B

Haha very funny chaps and chappesses

Benji 😛

scaredypants detests none of the above really

"hive-mind" on the other hand, makes one go all boilmypissytrackworlderist

You don't write your name twice on an envelope when you post it.

I don't usually write my name at all on an envelope when I post it.

Have we not done this already?

Moaning based content.

I don't usually write my name at all on an envelope when I post it.

That's a good point 😳

I don't usually write my name at all on an envelope when I post it.

I do, on the back as the senders details.

look chaps, you big bunch of moanerists
Cheeruptrackworld or I am e-mailing Jamie pics of me fettling

plus lots

[i]Susan[/i]

I'm not happy about this thread (discontent content).

Serious answer content:

I read somewhere that it's a tribal thing, and quite common on the internet. Groups of people tend to develop a common vocabulary, which is then used to re-affirm the feeling of belonging to the tribe.

Or..... we are all just tw*ts.

Think we can all agree on that.

Cheers,
Danny B.

Serious answer content:

I read somewhere that it's a tribal thing, and quite common on the internet. Groups of people tend to develop a common vocabulary, which is then used to re-affirm the feeling of belonging to the tribe.

Or..... we are all just tw*ts.

Pretty sure its both

Nuke the site from orbit, it's the only way to be sure

Kindest Regards
Danny B a member of the Goodies

Hmm, think I may have used all of the above since I started frequenting this place. Along with the obligatory post asking about wood burning stoves(track world). Then again I am a bit of a tw*t.

Cheers
Dannii Bee

Adding "trackworld" to the end of things they want to know about.

Shedtrackworld
Logburnertrackworld.
Etc.

It doesn't even make any sense

I concur. It would make more sense to drop "track" too.

Adding "trackworld" to the end of things they want to know about.
Shedtrackworld
Logburnertrackworld.
Etc.

It doesn't even make any sense

[url= http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/tracktracktracktracktracktracktracktracktracktracktracktracktracktracktrackworld ]I feel your pain.[/url]

[i]I do, on the back as the senders details. [/i]

I do, on the back as the sender[b]'[/b]s details.

Tut