People trying to out 'special forces' each other on the Internet.

[Racing roadkill]

Anyway back on track, I've just had a genuine injured 'help for heros' type selling those little bands with a collection pot, that's the most expensive rubber band I've ever bought, but hey it's well worth it

 

[ClichéGuevara]

Anyway back on track, I've just had a genuine injured 'help for heros' type selling those little bands with a collection pot, that's the most expensive rubber band I've ever bought, but hey it's well worth it

Did he say shukran jaziilan?

 

[Drago]

I was turned down for The expendables after Stallone failed to agree to letterbox out my eyes in every scene.

 

[Racing roadkill]

Did he say shukran jaziilan?

No, it was Shukran Jazilian, I said Ahlan wa Sahlan. Then I said may the fleas of a thousand camels invade your armpits.

 

[mybike]

Seems I said something offensive.

 

[I like Skol]

That which might be seen to be appropriate in one environment is not necessarily appropriate in another. This environment is aiming to be a fun and friendly cycling forum. Perhaps you are in the wrong place.

This is what I am teaching my kids. I don't mind if they swear a bit or tell rude jokes etc. In fact, I know they will. I am teaching them about time & place. We might get a bit coarse in the pub with the 4x4 car club guys but they have to know that the same stuff repeated at the dining table with mum present is a definite no no. They are 9 and 12 years old but even at such a young age don't seem to have much trouble grasping the concept

EDIT: as I keep telling them, it's called respect.

 

[Andy_R]

I used to go to school in the back of a Bedford 7 Tonner with my mates from Bulford Camp. I was told by my dad not to bother with the forces as I was/am too stubborn and don't take well to being told what to do.

 

[Racing roadkill]

This is what I am teaching my kids. I don't mind if they swear a bit or tell rude jokes etc. In fact, I know they will. I am teaching them about time & place. We might get a bit coarse in the pub with the 4x4 car club guys but they have to know that the same stuff repeated at the dining table with mum present is a definite no no. They are 9 and 12 years old but even at such a young age don't seem to have much trouble grasping the concept

EDIT: as I keep telling them, it's called respect.

Get a grip, belt up, this is about squaddy stuff.

 

[Andy_R]

 

[Brandane]

Nah; admin are on the case, and my previously clear ignore list is no longer clear.

 

[JMAG]

Get a grip, belt up, this is about squaddy stuff.

No, this is about you using offensive and derogatory language on a cycling forum. The fact that you are seemingly oblivivous and unrepentant speaks volumes about you.

 

[Moderators]

There have been too many bad tempered comments in here and it looks like the discussion has run its course.

Thread closed. Move along folks.