Personal Agendas

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Phlabibit, this week you seem quite preoccupied with 'reefers' (on a 13+ chess web site, no less).

Originally posted by HandyAndy
In contemporary American English usage, "hidden agenda" usually implies something suspicious or negative.

Your sole intent, as usual, is to be condescending.

Originally posted by Phlabibit
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Personal Agendas


Agendas often called do-lists are pinned with decorative magnets to refrigerator doors, carried in brief cases or priority folders within computer laptops or foreheads. Wonder if these agendas are always objective check lists of things needing attention, groceries to buy, things to post and discuss... or if underlying purp ...[text shortened]... er P presently littering page one of gf Sandbox Street (while Trev33 and gb fathered four each).[/b]

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Respect your right to hold and express an opinion.

Originally posted by divegeester
You have the most obvious personal agenda here.

[i]...it's all about meee, it's all about meee-eeeee

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Its not an opinion if you demonstrate this behavior over and over and over, GB.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
In contemporary American English usage, "hidden agenda" usually implies something suspicious or negative.

Your sole intent, as usual, is to be condescending.

Originally posted by Shallow Blue

In contemptorary "American English" usage, "truthification" ("-cazion"!?) means "Teabagger propaganda".
Contemptorary American English can go hang.

I prefer straight talking without pseudo-sociologist jargon. GB should say what he means, and stop waffling about the issue.

Richard

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
You have an appointment with Doctor T. Yelton after dinner this evening free of charge.
Picked up the tab for auld lang syne sake, Old Chap. One of my Christmas gifts for you.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Do you think you're the only one entitled to turning this forum into the schithole its become?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
In contemporary American English usage, "hidden agenda" usually implies something suspicious or negative.

Your sole intent, as usual, is to be condescending.

Originally posted by Very Rusty
And what is your purpose?

Haven't you and your pals been able to figure out yet if you don't like someones threads you don't have to go into them.

I would much rather be known as condenscending than part of a bully pack.

Some food for thought in this joyous holiday season!

Originally posted by HandyAndy
You're a devoted stooge, Rusty. Bobby's lucky to have you in his corner. 😉

Originally posted by YEAH BOY
Stooge, I agree. Which one Moe, Larry, Curly or Schemp?