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Coal Bargains!
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27-02-2009 4:49pm#1
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Glezo,
I know it's only minor but please watch the spelling and txt language.
Might be necessary to invest in a dictionary.
If your not more careful in the future more serious action will be taken. Consider this a warning as it's not the first time it was said to you. My Co-Mod Xiney said this to you in a different thread.
In answer to your question.it is Polish coal,not pollish coal and the coal that you would usually get in a petrol station is 20kg so certainly bigger.
Sorry Bob, I know you are new to this but if you want to pull somebody up about spelling then I think you should check your reply first. E.g. If you are pulling somebody up about "txt language" then you should write "text language". In the sentence where you used "your" it should be "you're".
"Might be necessary to invest in a dictionary." I think we can all invest in a dictionary.....
(especially Mr.T. Because I'm sick of being his dictionary, Darling.....) Oh, and there is one space after a comma. 
I'll have to check this shop out.0 -
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Glezo,
I know it's only minor but please watch the spelling and txt language.
Might be necessary to invest in a dictionary.
If your not more careful in the future more serious action will be taken. Consider this a warning as it's not the first time it was said to you. My Co-Mod Xiney said this to you in a different thread.
In answer to your question.it is Polish coal,not pollish coal and the coal that you would usually get in a petrol station is 20kg so certainly bigger.
Oh dear... a spelling lesson written in very poor English - it's like the blind leading the blind.
I would also like to note that not everyone can spell properly & some people suffer from dyslexia. If you read The Weekender you'll see that it is in fact rampant.
Anyhow... Is there anywhere that sells polished coal - the stuff we normally get is awful sooty?0 -
starbelgrade wrote: »Oh dear... a spelling lesson written in very poor English - it's like the blind leading the blind.
I would also like to note that not everyone can spell properly & some people suffer from dyslexia. If you read The Weekender you'll see that it is in fact rampant.
Anyhow... Is there anywhere that sells polished coal - the stuff we normally get is awful sooty?
And some dont have the dictionary handy all the time, mine just keeps going upstairs!0 -
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Alright guys, the power hasn't gone to bobcar's head! He's just new. Sure, I had a bloody feedback thread within a day or two of taking over mod
Be patient with us and if you have issues just pm us, we're nice people.
ok xiney, im only new to this so im kinda getting used to wat to expect,
what ive picked up on is that theirs people on theses boards keeping a eye on things am i rite0 -
exactly sunnyside out - bobcar and I are the moderators of the Sligo forum. Everywhere else on boards we're just regular users, just like moderators of other forums are regular users here.
We try to keep things running smoothly. The Sligo forum is generally easy to moderate since everyone here is sound
Welcome to the forum - I hope you enjoy it and stick around! It's an excellent way to keep on top of what's going on in Sligo since we've got a bunch of members who keep us informed!0 -
exactly sunnyside out - bobcar and I are the moderators of the Sligo forum. Everywhere else on boards we're just regular users, just like moderators of other forums are regular users here.
We try to keep things running smoothly. The Sligo forum is generally easy to moderate since everyone here is sound
Welcome to the forum - I hope you enjoy it and stick around! It's an excellent way to keep on top of what's going on in Sligo since we've got a bunch of members who keep us informed!
Bobcar was asking for it.. we were all watching with baited breath, his swift rise to the top & were all waiting expectantly, for his first slip-up that would lead to his eventual downfall. Whoever thought that it would be a case of bad grammar that caused it all. 0 -
starbelgrade wrote: »Bobcar was asking for it.. we were all watching with baited breath, his swift rise to the top & were all waiting expectantly, for his first slip-up that would lead to his eventual downfall. Whoever thought that it would be a case of bad grammar that caused it all.
You are such a b*tch!
Did you ever find that clean coal Dublin boy? *sniggers*0 -
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TequilaMockingBird wrote: »You are such a b*tch!
Did you ever find that clean coal Dublin boy? *sniggers*
No - but I have the missus out the back cleaning the soot off by hand with an old tootbrush. 0 -
starbelgrade wrote: »No - but I have the missus out the back cleaning the soot off by hand with an old tootbrush.
Anything for a bit of piece I'd say. Careful now or she'll make a run for it! Run Mrs Starbelgrade RUN!!!0 -
TequilaMockingBird wrote: »Anything for a bit of piece I'd say. Careful now or she'll make a run for it! Run Mrs Starbelgrade RUN!!!
She can't get the chains off. 0 -
starbelgrade wrote: »She can't get the chains off.
your spoiling your mrs. with a chain all the way to the garden. Mrs. T chain goes no further then the sink and computer.:D0 -
TequilaMockingBird wrote: »Anything for a bit of piece I'd say. Careful now or she'll make a run for it! Run Mrs Starbelgrade RUN!!!
Hmmm, what was that someone was saying before about the blind leading the blind? All together now..... peace.... not piece 0 -
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