Well, lets call English satire Humour, you people obviously live in your closeted little lives on your cosy pensions and only venturing out to the Supermarket........big hard world out there!!!!!
Submitted by La Dolcevita on 4 February 2012 - 4:01pm.
And what about those on here who knew/know people affected by the tragedy - from someone who is 20 years away from retirement age, and lives/works in that "hard" world!
I think it's a very unbritish/inhumane way to look at such a tragic loss of life
Brian you have just removed any doubt in our minds that you are a complete Prick... P.S. I am not retired, and have a very active work/Life existence, thankfully avoiding tossers like you..!
I wonder if there were sick morons making similar jokes at the time when the Titanic sank?
My main point here is that this is not mainstream English sense of humour and shouldn’t be labelled as such.
I am an Italian living in England and know for a fact that a majority of English people would not find this amusing, only very uneducated and mentally disturbed English people make light of and publish such material.
Submitted by Gala Placidia on 5 February 2012 - 8:23am.
Appalling "sense of humour" and appalling replies to criticism. You should have apologized, instead. To make a mistake is human; however, to persevere is sad. I waited to see the reaction of British people who have confirmed my feeling that it was all very wrong and not a topic to laugh about. And do not blame nationalities, people act rightly or wrongly in all countries. It is human nature.
No mods hereabouts Fillidie - Brianm probably couldn't take the heat and decided to leave the kitchen. Now it's just bored forumites fighting over another dead thread.
"The latter Esme, which is why I tried to shake it-up.
This Forum has just become a expates version of the WRVS...Jam & jerusalam with everyone having a chip in on every subject posted as a thread.
With such comments as "I don't know anything about this subject but you could try 'Googling' it!!!!!! very helpful."
Although I agree with you that this forum is a "Jam & Jerusalam" (sic) den of inactivity and apathy, I believe your choice of subject matter was not one that will endear you to others here - especially if you just used it to "shake things up".
However, the forum has been known to explode for far less than the very sad joke you posted on this topic - so you may get a fight out of it yet. Lets hope you can handle it if/when the vipers decide to leave their pits.
Submitted by Angie and Robert on 7 February 2012 - 10:24am.
This is very strange and perhaps someone can help me with an explaination?....I did not write the above statement on this thread. Had decided to keep off this forum for a while. Is it really possible to hack into someones account....would anyone really bother?. Only know about it as a friend alerted me to it this morning.
There is an absence of any controls on this forum......and moderators are a distant memory.But would be obliged if anyone can come up with an explanation for why it may have happened.
Was it posted after your (self imposed) "watershed" when you may have sleepwalked?
If not - and you are absolutely positive you did not post, are you also sure that Robert did not post?
However, it's quite easy to "hack" an account - especially on a forum - all you need is the account holders password - and most people use fairly "easy to crack" passwords - which, in your case Angie, I would hazard a guess that it's likely to be something along the lines of the name of one of your pets or similar.
(And if it is "Misha", then, before you even start, the answer is no, I didn't hack your account - so don't even go there.)
Submitted by Angie and Robert on 7 February 2012 - 11:51am.
Thanks for the reply Esme...and I think you are right, was sitting by the stufa with Misha on my knee when this was posted, will change my password, your advice is much appreciated.
Submitted by Fillide on 7 February 2012 - 12:35pm.
Best make sure that Misha is out of the room when you type in the new password - and don't let the computer 'save' it! What a bit of fun to warm up a chilly day
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Hahaha very funny - not!
Hahaha very funny - not!
And with any luck this thread will also sink.
hmmmmmmm
Don't think it should be titled English sense of humour. as I don't find it funny in the least. Maybe change it to Brian's sense of Humour.....
sense of Humour
Well, lets call English satire Humour, you people obviously live in your closeted little lives on your cosy pensions and only venturing out to the Supermarket........big hard world out there!!!!!
Shocking !
Brianm............
Not nice, people DIED ( as in they are DEAD ! ), on that ship,
very disappointing that the subject header associates this with anything English !
S
Disturbing
And what about those on here who knew/know people affected by the tragedy - from someone who is 20 years away from retirement age, and lives/works in that "hard" world!
I think it's a very unbritish/inhumane way to look at such a tragic loss of life
Exactly.........People are
Exactly.........People are dead and still some missing...all due to Italain 'bravado'
Just stupidity
Nothing to do with him being Italian - just stupid.......every nationality has people like that
really
Brian you have just removed any doubt in our minds that you are a complete Prick... P.S. I am not retired, and have a very active work/Life existence, thankfully avoiding tossers like you..!
Italian sense of curiosity
I wonder if there were sick morons making similar jokes at the time when the Titanic sank?
My main point here is that this is not mainstream English sense of humour and shouldn’t be labelled as such.
I am an Italian living in England and know for a fact that a majority of English people would not find this amusing, only very uneducated and mentally disturbed English people make light of and publish such material.
On a par with the
On a par with the concentration camp type of 'joke'. Sort of Basildon pub chav stuff.
Appalling "sense of humour"
Appalling "sense of humour" and appalling replies to criticism. You should have apologized, instead. To make a mistake is human; however, to persevere is sad. I waited to see the reaction of British people who have confirmed my feeling that it was all very wrong and not a topic to laugh about. And do not blame nationalities, people act rightly or wrongly in all countries. It is human nature.
See below. Pressed Post
See below. Pressed Post button twice as it was slow.
Looks like the original post
Looks like the original post has been removed. Very pleased that it has been.
Moderators live
Or for the dyslexic, moderators evil
Nah
No mods hereabouts Fillidie - Brianm probably couldn't take the heat and decided to leave the kitchen. Now it's just bored forumites fighting over another dead thread.
cats among Pidgens
The latter Esme, which is why I tried to shake it-up.
This Forum has just become a expates version of the WRVS...Jam & jerusalam with everyone having a chip in on every subject posted as a thread.
With such comments as "I don't know anything about this subject but you could try 'Googling' it!!!!!! very helpful.
Not Sure
I'm not sure posting black humour insulting the Italian people is the best thing to 'shake up' an Italian Community web forum.
Best kept in Essex.
Shake it up, baby!
"The latter Esme, which is why I tried to shake it-up.
This Forum has just become a expates version of the WRVS...Jam & jerusalam with everyone having a chip in on every subject posted as a thread.
With such comments as "I don't know anything about this subject but you could try 'Googling' it!!!!!! very helpful."
Although I agree with you that this forum is a "Jam & Jerusalam" (sic) den of inactivity and apathy, I believe your choice of subject matter was not one that will endear you to others here - especially if you just used it to "shake things up".
However, the forum has been known to explode for far less than the very sad joke you posted on this topic - so you may get a fight out of it yet. Lets hope you can handle it if/when the vipers decide to leave their pits.
You know nothing about me.
Brianm you know nothing about me.
This is very strange and
This is very strange and perhaps someone can help me with an explaination?....I did not write the above statement on this thread. Had decided to keep off this forum for a while. Is it really possible to hack into someones account....would anyone really bother?. Only know about it as a friend alerted me to it this morning.
There is an absence of any controls on this forum......and moderators are a distant memory.But would be obliged if anyone can come up with an explanation for why it may have happened.
Explanation?
Was it posted after your (self imposed) "watershed" when you may have sleepwalked?
If not - and you are absolutely positive you did not post, are you also sure that Robert did not post?
However, it's quite easy to "hack" an account - especially on a forum - all you need is the account holders password - and most people use fairly "easy to crack" passwords - which, in your case Angie, I would hazard a guess that it's likely to be something along the lines of the name of one of your pets or similar.
(And if it is "Misha", then, before you even start, the answer is no, I didn't hack your account - so don't even go there.)
Change your password.
Thanks for the reply
Thanks for the reply Esme...and I think you are right, was sitting by the stufa with Misha on my knee when this was posted, will change my password, your advice is much appreciated.
Cat with keyboard skills!
Best make sure that Misha is out of the room when you type in the new password - and don't let the computer 'save' it! What a bit of fun to warm up a chilly day
Misha
Lordy! Misha can type?
I've heard of animals that can talk - but one that can read and write must be a first.
Angie, get the video camera out and upload to youTube - it'll go viral in seconds!
Oh no just reread my
Oh no just reread my post...why should I expect everyone to know the geography of my house?.Stufa groundfloor....computer first floor.
As you say a laugh on a vile snowbound day.
No snow here
Well I'm in west Wales and haven't had so much as a snowflake so far this winter.