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  • The Merry Ploughboy
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    I think the majority on here are "sun" readers not that is right or wrong, this site is the least clique-iest?!?! Of all the Rangers websites. I like Loft for Words for the reports/previews as Clive is a great writer, I enjoy posting on here and feel it is the forum that typifies the cross section of our support.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by Rangers77
    Is that one of the new emoticons, Stan? An image signifying a state of mind, representing an emotion or suggesting a feeling without words? Lowbrow, my a rse......
    Yes it's one of several great ones we're hoping to introduce shortly '77. The challenge now is for the mods and posters to persuade MYU to make it happen in our continuing strive to quash this mistakenly lowbrow image.

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  • vanhoop
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    Originally posted by TheNiceGuy
    I only come here from time to time, so my judgement might be limited, but from I see, many of the posters on this site seem to be the type who think

    1) not being able to call someone a fa*got means there is no freedom of speech in this country any more
    2) muslims want to ban christmas and force halal meat down everyone's throats
    3) they're not racist because they have a black friend
    4) all problems are ultimately because of immigrants
    5) if they can't do their hate speech, it's because it is "political correctness gone mad"

    But I still think it's usually a fun site to come to, as it has a community atmosphere
    Good post, I agree with all 5 points.

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  • vanhoop
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    Originally posted by Stanley
    But for all their faults you can still forgive them because we're all QPR, right Van?
    Of course Stan,were all bonded through the love of rangers

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  • Rangers77
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    Originally posted by Stanley
    But for all their faults you can still forgive them because we're all QPR, right Van?
    Is that one of the new emoticons, Stan? An image signifying a state of mind, representing an emotion or suggesting a feeling without words? Lowbrow, my a rse......

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by vanhoop
    What what what!! So many on here love themselves. oh I'm a guardian reader so I'm obviously more intelligent than you !! Up ones jacksie springs to mind!!
    But for all their faults you can still forgive them because we're all QPR, right Van?

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  • Marshy
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    I only come here from time to time, so my judgement might be limited, but from I see, many of the posters on this site seem to be the type who think

    1) not being able to call someone a fa*got means there is no freedom of speech in this country any more
    2) muslims want to ban christmas and force halal meat down everyone's throats
    3) they're not racist because they have a black friend
    4) all problems are ultimately because of immigrants
    5) if they can't do their hate speech, it's because it is "political correctness gone mad"

    But I still think it's usually a fun site to come to, as it has a community atmosphere
    Last edited by Marshy; 12-10-2014, 12:10 PM.

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  • vanhoop
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    What what what!! So many on here love themselves. oh I'm a guardian reader so I'm obviously more intelligent than you !! Up ones jacksie springs to mind!!

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  • Shania
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    Oi, I'm a Guardian reader, but I like this site! I read the Guardian not because I want it to tell me how to think, but because just because occasionally, it posts articles with a far deeper analysis than the drivel you get in most of the rest of the mainstream media. I would class myself as a free thinker - i.e I'm open to all views, because I think everyone has a point of view worth listening to, even if they are rabid right wing t-wats..

    But what I like most about this site is that it's unpretentious, and expresses more of the working man's (and woman's? Do we ever get any women on here? Is Shania a woman? I don't know! ) point of view than not just other QPR sites, but social and media sites in general. Having said that, I think it has a fantastic demographic, with opinions from across the spectrum. Some of the debates we have had in the Off Topic section have been excellent.

    Ps, it's quite funny on here..
    Yes, I am. But I sometimes wonder myself; reaching 13000 posts on this forum. Crazy! Ps.This forum is very good.
    Last edited by Shania; 12-10-2014, 11:55 AM.

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  • Kirill
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    Originally posted by Nick
    This sights like a pack of Pringles - once you start you just can't stop!!

    Never even looked at another forum let alone post on another one!
    Not even that side project of mine,
    the Alternative Uses for Industrial Lubricants?
    You must have looked at least once.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    Oi, I'm a Guardian reader, but I like this site! I read the Guardian not because I want it to tell me how to think, but because just because occasionally, it posts articles with a far deeper analysis than the drivel you get in most of the rest of the mainstream media. I would class myself as a free thinker - i.e I'm open to all views, because I think everyone has a point of view worth listening to, even if they are rabid right wing t-wats..

    But what I like most about this site is that it's unpretentious, and expresses more of the working man's (and woman's? Do we ever get any women on here? Is Shania a woman? I don't know! ) point of view than not just other QPR sites, but social and media sites in general. Having said that, I think it has a fantastic demographic, with opinions from across the spectrum. Some of the debates we have had in the Off Topic section have been excellent.

    Plus, it's quite funny on here..
    Well expressed Hubble and I fully agree.

    You were one of the posters I was hoping/waiting to chime in to back-up my case, so thanks for that.

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  • Hubble
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    Originally posted by Factamondo
    what i love about this site is its non clique pythonesque risque attitude.....the other sites are like the local boating or tennis clubs.......full of self centered dullards n guardian readers!
    Oi, I'm a Guardian reader, but I like this site! I read the Guardian not because I want it to tell me how to think, but because just because occasionally, it posts articles with a far deeper analysis than the drivel you get in most of the rest of the mainstream media. I would class myself as a free thinker - i.e I'm open to all views, because I think everyone has a point of view worth listening to, even if they are rabid right wing t-wats..

    But what I like most about this site is that it's unpretentious, and expresses more of the working man's (and woman's? Do we ever get any women on here? Is Shania a woman? I don't know! ) point of view than not just other QPR sites, but social and media sites in general. Having said that, I think it has a fantastic demographic, with opinions from across the spectrum. Some of the debates we have had in the Off Topic section have been excellent.

    Plus, it's quite funny on here..
    Last edited by Hubble; 12-10-2014, 09:17 AM.

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  • Factamondo
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    next doors cats just shat on my f'ing patio again!

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  • Olly
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    One of the main pulling points about here is that it is busy all day, and I was wondering if it was was visited more by lurkers from other forums for that reason, than that we visit theirs. Visitor stats always seem high.

    Another great feature for this site, is that you can never have a serious conversation about anything here, without it descending into humour or name-calling and completely away from the point.
    Last edited by Olly; 12-10-2014, 08:36 AM.

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  • Nick
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    Originally posted by Factamondo
    wish i had took that stance on women nicholas
    Nonsense facto, we've all got some great stories/close calls when it comes to women (best not for sharing on a public forum)....... obviously not any more though ;)

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