Re: OT - Crap (Was: Train Simulator)

["Goldie" <goldicom@powerup.com.au>]

Like other groups, off topic or obliquely related material gives an insight
into personalities that leads to friendships and an improved "atmosphere" on
the group.

As long as "off topic" is kept sensible and not abused, let it be,

Goldie


"Andy B" <andb@pacific.net.au> wrote in message
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> Erk <erk@erkV69.au.com> wrote in message
> 39f383d3@news.iprimus.com.au">news:39f383d3@news.iprimus.com.au...
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> > I place an OT (for Off Topic) in the subject line of things that are
> > completely off topic that I start the thread on. It is up to you if you
> read
> > them. If you don't want to read anyone' posts including mine, don't read
> > them.
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> But why post OT messages?  it is aus.rail, not
> aus.rail.plus.anything.else.you.want .
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> >
> > If the original poster had have been more specific at the start of this
> > thread, I would not have not gone to the site suggested, I would not
have
> > given my opinion on it etc etc.
>
> Oh stop ya whinging.
>
> > I don't hold a monopoly on crap in this NG you know.........
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> Funny, you seem to.
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