Anger.

Nov 17, 2005 25 Replies

I am this: angry.



A dark rage-filled anger. If "Captain R" was in front of me right now, I would most likely punch him. Or worse.



Because of this:



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So am I as bad as him for feeling this anger? Because I can't conceive of the thoughts of anyone who could do such a thing other than in the heat of the moment (which is inexcusable, but at least partially understandable).



R.


And I also posted this to entirely the wrong newsgroup. My apologies.

Hey, we've all done it. I just hope this isn't the start of another interminable off-topic thread.

(kim)

Oh yes it is...............

Cheers, Steve

Yers... I once posted a discussion of my layout to the Coronation Street newsgroup! They've never let me forget it! LOL

It was probably the only sensible post they've received during the whole life of the newsgroup.

I would be more embarassed about letting people know I subscribed to a corrie group :o)

snipped-for-privacy@talk21.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

It's not something that he's going to forget for years. I may add the link to google groups in my sig. :-)

wrote

What's a 'corrie group'?

John.

In message , John Turner writes

It's a newsgroup or mailgroup that discusses semicircular mountain recesses or cirques :-)

Apparently "corrie" is how the great unwashed refer to a television serial (often referred to as a "soap opera", or just plain "soap", because the U.S. prototype was sponsored by a washing powder company) called "Coronation Street" these days.

The message from "John Turner" contains these words:

A corrie is a glaciated hollow in a mountainous area, so I presume a "corrie group" would be a series of such hollows... 8^)

"David Jackson" wrote

I'm grateful to you and Jane for this enlightenment. I didn't realise people discussed such matters, and am grateful to learn that the great British unwashed regard such geographical formations as worthy of debate.

There's hope for the Empire even now. :-)

John.

The message from Jane Sullivan contains these words:

Oooyyyy, t'aint - it's real life ;-)

...not that there's anything wrong with that...

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