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  1. "grannyhalfstep" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    No, Michael Adams' point is very poorly made, and almost ruined by the
    way he put it. Infantile attitudes and posts like his and mb's mainly
    makes the point that moderating has a lot going for it. Why do people
    insist on hiding behind their keyboards and be rude in a way they would
    be scared to if addressing an unknown bloke down the pub?

    As the OP said -

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    " You can ride right past them so that their tail-feathers risk getting
    caught in the spokes, but they won't move. When there's a group of them,
    I usually have to stop and take a twisty path around/through them."

    Never mind meeting in a pub, I can assure you that were I standing
    on the far side of a group of swans and this ignorant person, the OP
    couldn't even be arsed to dismount and walk the bike through a group
    of swans - as he admits he's not willing to do, but insists on trying
    to ride slowly through them, and in the process quite possible injuring
    one or more of the birds, then I can assure you that I would have no
    compunction nor hestitation in confronting his infantile behaviour
    in any way I thought fit. I would certainly not stand idly by.

    In fact on a second reading, his original post desrves even less
    courtesy and consideration than I at first afforded it. Although
    admittedly I half took it for a troll.

    As for yourself "grannyhalfstep", I hate to disappoint you but I would
    imagine you have more chance of being elected Pope than you have of
    fulfilling your obvious ambition of being chosed to moderate a NewsGroup.

    If you really wish to impose your opinions on people and order them about,
    might I suggest you first try practicing on the trees in the park ?

    michael adams

  2. michael adams said:

    " You can ride right past them so that their tail-feathers risk getting
    caught in the spokes, but they won't move. When there's a group of them,
    I usually have to stop and take a twisty path around/through them."

    Never mind meeting in a pub, I can assure you that were I standing
    on the far side of a group of swans and this ignorant person, the OP
    couldn't even be arsed to dismount and walk the bike through a group
    of swans - as he admits he's not willing to do, but insists on trying
    to ride slowly through them, and in the process quite possible injuring
    one or more of the birds, then I can assure you that I would have no
    compunction nor hestitation in confronting his infantile behaviour
    in any way I thought fit. I would certainly not stand idly by.

    In fact on a second reading, his original post desrves even less
    courtesy and consideration than I at first afforded it. Although
    admittedly I half took it for a troll.

    As for yourself "grannyhalfstep", I hate to disappoint you but I would
    imagine you have more chance of being elected Pope than you have of
    fulfilling your obvious ambition of being chosed to moderate a NewsGroup.

    If you really wish to impose your opinions on people and order them about,
    might I suggest you first try practicing on the trees in the park ?

    michael adams

    LOL! The lengths people will go to in attempting to avoid admitting
    that they made a mistake. Have you ever considered acquainting yourself
    with the concept of "a clue"?

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