What is the definition of "aggressive"?

[GrumpyGregry]

and, come to think of it, taking primary in the outside lane of an urban (ignored) 30mph limit DC so I can turn right at the roundabout to go into the supermarket is many local drivers' definition of bloody-minded cycling.

 

[vernon]

The definition of aggressive and the interpretation of the definition are two very different things.

 

[Aperitif]

The definition of aggressive and the interpretation of the definition are two very different things.

"Do you know who you are?"

 

[vernon]

"Do you know who you are?"

Yes but it's open to interpretation.

 

[Aperitif]

Yes but it's open to interpretation.

Oh, alright then...if you say so...you bloody-minded bastar..."No! Sorry, I didn't mean it, guv! Honest"


Git.
Can't catch me...

 

[Levo-Lon]

Hmmm


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w16CL_9hZHI

 

[rich p]

"Do you know who you are?"

Yes but it's open to interpretation.

Vernon is a certive
Aperitif is a gressive
I'm a tractive

 

[jefmcg]

Links go both ways but in any event I would only ask that people attempt to stick to the questions in the thread and not try to bring any other issues with them. Or just zip it. BB

Seriously? You start this thread by complaining that posts were removed from a thread about a road death because it had got seriously off topic and a bit nasty, then you complain when people go off topic** in this thread???

**in your opinion. Seeing you wanted to know what was the difference between aggressive and assertive, and people asked for an example, I don't think giving the example that started your questioning is "bring[ing in] any other issue". It's very much on topic.

Edit: Oh, I see you have done a good, old-school dummy spit, and deleted your OP. Okie dokie. I guess I'll draw a line under this

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[TVC]

Oh look, OP removed, this thread might be done. Just when I had formed an opinion. Never mind, perhaps next time.

As it was, I have noted that those who complain the most give the least of themselves. Such as choosing no avatar yet defending your right to be seen and heard.
But that's just the view of a silly bunny.


Never mind aggressive, I've got passive aggressive sorted.

 

[Dayvo]

oh yes? so that makes me super fit a thlete

FIT - is that a cronym?

 

[rich p]

I am pretty sure that this bit is not assertive

Zip up bottom bracket.
What will they think up next?

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Is there a word for a flounce by the OP which includes deleting the OP thus defenestrating the thread?

 

[benb]

Is there a word for a flounce by the OP which includes deleting the OP thus defenestrating the thread?

I don't know, but defenestrate is one of my favourite words. I love the fact there is a word to specifically describe the act of throwing someone from a window.

 

[Aperitif]

Is there a word for a flounce by the OP which includes deleting the OP thus defenestrating the thread?

'A dead cat flounce'. I guess he got angry...

 

[rich p]

I don't know, but defenestrate is one of my favourite words. I love the fact there is a word to specifically describe the act of throwing someone from a window.

My sister Belinda
She p***ed out the winder
All over my brand new sombrero


Carry on.