Thoughts on polite freebie etiquette?

[Big_T_UK]

Union Jack Smiley, GREAT. I did not know that was on the list!

I took "British-ness" to be a generally understood colloquialism. I can take the task of defining it as my own if you wish, but I did not consider the use of that term as controversial.

T.

[cj121]

Is it alike to Loch-ness?

[kingcohiba]

this would have been me at that event! hahaha

[cj121]

And this would have been me


Thanks Brian

[Big_T_UK]

You like holding hands, ah the rumours are true!



T.

[daverave999]

[kingcohiba]

And this would have been me


Thanks Brian

haha!

[El Catador]

... 'mine, mine ..mine..'

Genius (wipes away a tear).

[kingcohiba]

... 'mine, mine ..mine..'

Genius (wipes away a tear).

hahaha that was great! lol

[whisky77]

Gulls

LOL.quality dave.

[Pantomimehorse]

I did not want any names, I was talking about the PRINCIPAL, sheesh.

Now I am going to get in the shit for asking a question!

T.

Look T , you knew the people involved would read this, if you wanted a chat about principal you didnt have to bring this up and you didint have to go into detail, anyway Wingy if you want your free cigar give me a shout via PM

[kingcohiba]

You like holding hands, ah the rumours are true!



T.

Love holding hands! But only with Mrs. T!

[Big_T_UK]

You miss the point.

I do not agree that I cannot start a conversation without naming names. I can talk of scenarios without naming the parties involved. It is preferable in fact as you are more likely to receive an honest response. It was meant as a topic for conversation only as I wanted to gauge if my judgement on behaviour was atypical of most peoples.

I was not at the event and have no desire for the cigars but thanks for the kind offer. I am sorry you have resorted to calling names, such a reaction is uncalled for. Perhaps this belies a guilty conscience but I just wanted to judge others opinions in an anonymous conversation.

T.

[moidoid]

It was meant as a topic for conversation only as I wanted to gauge if my judgement on behaviour was atypical of most peoples.

I don't think that Panto's behaviour was remotely rude.

My earlier point about Britishness is that it means very different things to different people. Given the scenario T. described I find it bizarre that this is described as un-British.

I find this thread un-British.

[Big_T_UK]

How so?

T.