Harsh I know, but anyone who can't spell 'farewell' really needs to go back to school before joining another forum.
Fair enough Cannock. There have been a lot of negative responses on this, a few of which have been a bit OTT. Best of luck to Maida, where ever he ends up. All I would say though is that what irks people about this kind of thing is that there’s really no need to “say goodbye” on something so casual and impersonal as an internet forum. So for that reason, rightly or wrongly, starting a thread to “just say goodbye” comes across as self serving and attention seeking. The thread, however well intentioned, has nothing to do with QPR or even football in general, and as mentioned by a previous poster, there is no minimum commitment or certain amount of posts required in order to retain your log-in, so there’s just no need for it.
Judging by the time of the posting it could well be Stella related. I usually spout off some regrettable nonsense when I've been on the juice. If that's not the case then it's a bit weird. MVR was always a good poster. He certainly didn't take no ****e off other wum fans who dared come on here. Good luck mate.
I've not been posting here very long, but "its just a Forum" isn't it? Its not life, or death, or family, just somewhere to comment, discuss, argue a subject that we all care about. I also occasionally post on other message boards as well, is there something wrong with that? At least thats what I think. Someone tell me if I'm wrong. Anyway onwards and upwards, I don't care who I share a forum with, as long as the banter and discussion is in a postive frame without too much bitching and moaning. Each to his own I guess
I would be happy to see formal farewell threads from those going for significant reasons such as no Internet access as about to start 15 year sentence in the Scrubs; off on a space mission; going undercover in North Korea for an unspecified period; seeking the yeti in the Himalayas for 6 months; training to be a Trappist monk and so on.
Not sure. Its chuffin' chilly here in the Steel City so maybe it justifies a hot roast pork cob with stuffing, apple sauce and a side of crackling. A pint of Deuchars wouldn't go amiss either come to think of it. Maybe a medicinal Jamesons too.... Got to take it easy as long drive to Edinburgh tomorrow followed by my annual consumption of my body weight in Guinness
You are right - it is self serving and attention seeking and unnecessary and as someone has pointed out he can't even spell farewell, but I just thought the 20 or so vociferous responses castigating him for saying goodbye were equally unnecessary and just served to keep the thread alive longer - oh **** now Iâm doing it as well!
I was thinking jealously of one of WB's lunches - I've got yesterday's corned beef sandwich with the edges turned up.
Try spicing it up with some caramelised red onion marmalade? Where theres a will, and there is a f*****g will, theres a way. Maybe time for a sandwich poll...
Good luck MVR i guess he was just letting us know that he is not posting anyone and it saves people asking "what's happened to..."?
The thing is, when someone leaves a post like this saying they're going, do they then come back on to see what has been posted? Surely, the 'exit post purists' would argue that you don't! I believe that this is known as 'doing a Reggie Perrin'! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-499515/The-men-decided-Reggie-Perrin.html
The origin of the word 'sandwich' for an item of food was named after John Montagu who was the 4th Earl of Sandwich. It is said that in approx.1762, he asked for meat to be served between slices of bread, to avoid interrupting a gambling game. This story may have been rumour or adverse propoganda, put about by his rivals. But alas I digress somewhat. I'm chomping on a New York Deli style today, Pastrami beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, gherkin & mustard on rye bread. Superb!
Well said. It's a bit harsh, the majority of what's been said. I don't know that a forum/this forum is impersonal. There are many personalities on here. I, and I imagine others, look out for certain posters' comments, because their views, thoughts and opinions are well regarded. That brings a personal element into thing, doesn't it? I do agree however, that leaving a forum is a strange thing to do. We ain't actually here! Just stop logging in/on. Nought wrong though with saying goodbye and to knock someone for their spelling - come on, who gives a fukc? Laters mvr