Swearing On The Forum

[Jon898]

I'm reminded of a former colleague in Paris who tried to describe an incompetent designer as someone who couldn't tell his âne from his coude.  Not surprisingly, our french co-workers just looked puzzled.

Jon

[grumbeast]

Personally I love swearing, but just out-loud, so I don't on the forum and find it just lovely that the written word can be so much more civilized thank spoken. So I'm super happy to have no swearing on here at all, besides this is about trains, something we all LOVE (one would presume) so I think we can find better words to talk about our shared passion.

G.

[weave]

You have a PM 

Thank you, TrainFish.

They are, of course, two of the three English professional football clubs with rude words in their names.

If you cannot figure out the third, you'll have to PM me for enlightenment ...

Uddersfeeled Town?

[Newportnobby]

I'm reminded of a former colleague in Paris who tried to describe an incompetent designer as someone who couldn't tell his âne from his coude.  Not surprisingly, our french co-workers just looked puzzled.

Jon

I love things like that, where an English saying which means absolutely nothing to a foreigner is literally translated. Another one is "Je suis toutes oreilles"

[Trainfish]

And maybe the team who play at the Mazuma stadium?

[GAD]

I typed "work" once. But I think I got away with it.

Filthy swine, go was your computer keyboard out with carbolic and water.

Meanwhile what about typing real names, like 'male chicken' (changed by forum) O' the North?

[GAD]

I typed "work" once. But I think I got away with it.

Filthy swine, go was your computer keyboard out with carbolic and water.

Meanwhile what about typing real names, like 'male chicken' (changed by forum) O' the North?

So I typed the correct name and got the above, I'm not impressed.

[GAD]

I typed "work" once. But I think I got away with it.

Filthy swine, go was your computer keyboard out with carbolic and water.

Meanwhile what about typing real names, like 'male chicken' (changed by forum) O' the North?

So I typed the correct name and got the above, I'm not impressed.

Your point being?

On a free forum? ......

Sounds like you are being a bit of a 'male chicken' yourself 🤷🏼

Thanks for that. I bow to your self knowledge!

[Newportnobby]

I've always been told I'm the C-o-c-k o' the North

[Trainfish]

I'm still trying to decide whether to report that last post for manipulation of the rules 

[guest311]

shouldn't you be drawing pints in the B-i-t-c-h Barn 

[Trainfish]

That's a bit difficult as I'm in here

[railsquid]

Aha, so that is how you get inside the Queen's head.

Let's see how this forum deals with: "the railway line runs across the top of a dike, or dyke" (both legitimate spellings of the landscape structure).
"Forum automation detected stupidity..."

"Forum algorithms determined text is good"

(Edit: OK, it works; another model railway forum silently removed both spellings, which is IMHO asinine).

[OffshoreAlan]

The ... pen is ... mightier than the sword

[PLD]

The ... pen is ... mightier than the sword

Isn't a Pen a female swan? Presumably to go with the "large male chicken"