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Gary L

30-04-2011 09:07

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

Nothing to see here, Mr Angry :)

Mr Angry

30-04-2011 09:10

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35225537)

So at this point is appears that yes those pages were suspended but so were others. Some will shout "conspiracy!!", others will say "nothing to see here".

Unfortunately such is life Russ.

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35225541)

Nothing to see here, Mr Angry :)

There's an understatement if ever I saw one.

Gary L

30-04-2011 09:15

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35225542)

There's an understatement if ever I saw one.

Glad you're taking it well ;)

martyh

30-04-2011 09:30

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

interesting take from the activists point of view

http://ukcanticuts.wordpress.com/201...es-are-closed/

Mr Angry

30-04-2011 09:30

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35225548)

Glad you're taking it well ;)

I might be considered to be "taking it well" were I of a differing opinion on the matter than you.

However, you are, not unusually, under the misguided impression that I have a stated position on a matter when in actual fact all I have done in this particular instance is link to a news story.

Gary L

30-04-2011 09:38

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35225555)

Yes, with the opinion of 'Seems like Mark isn't happy with every type of free speech.' to go with it.

doesn't matter now. at least we now know Mark perhaps is happy with every type of free speech. apart from racism, I hope.

martyh

30-04-2011 09:38

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35225565)

who's mark?

Hugh	30-04-2011 09:42

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

Zuckerberg.

martyh

30-04-2011 09:42

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

scrap that he's the founder :dunce:

Gary L

30-04-2011 09:43

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35225568)

who's mark?

I don't know.

Mr Angry

30-04-2011 09:51

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35225565)

Gary, is English really your first language?

"Seems like" is not a conventional statement of ones opinion. It is an observational statement / prefix. It only becomes a statement of considered opinion when you make it personal - for example "Seems to me like....".

I suggest you take some time out, get some fizzy pop and sandwiches together and go out and play with your friends in the sunshine* - it's a much better form of exercise than your usual jumping to conclusions.

*Don't forget to tell a responsible adult where you are going, who you'll be with, and what time you'll be back.

Gary L

30-04-2011 09:53

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35225581)

"Seems like" is not a conventional statement of ones opinion. It is an observational statement / prefix. It only becomes a statement of opinion when you make it personal - for example "Seems to me like".

Thanks for the tip ;)

Sirius

30-04-2011 09:53

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35225581)

Gary, is English really your first language?

"Seems like" is not a conventional statement of ones opinion. It is an observational statement / prefix. It only becomes a statement of opinion when you make it personal - for example "Seems to me like".

I suggest you take some time out, get some fizzy pop and sandwiches together and go out and play with your friends in the sunshine* - it's a much better form of exercise than your usual jumping to conclusions.

*Fon't forget to tell a responsible adult where you are going, who you'll be with, and what time you'll be back.

:LOL:

martyh

30-04-2011 09:54

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35225581)

Gary, is English really your first language?

"Seems like" is not a conventional statement of ones opinion. It is an observational statement / prefix. It only becomes a statement of opinion when you make it personal - for example "Seems to me like".

I suggest you take some time out, get some fizzy pop and sandwiches together and go out and play with your friends in the sunshine* - it's a much better form of exercise than your usual jumping to conclusions.

*Fon't forget to tell a responsible adult where you are going, who you'll be with, and what time you'll be back.

fizzy drink makes him hyper active so he's not allowed it

Gary L

30-04-2011 09:55

Re: Facebook...perhaps not entirely "right on".

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35225584)

:LOL:

I don't think he's had much sleep :D

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