I really don't know why you wrote this Sean given you made it obvious that you supported the former in other posts. As for your comment regarding 'wrong un's' whoever/whatever they are, they would be banned it they were so wrong. Regarding the puerile nonsense that both you Jah dislike but admit to writing in the past, the simple answer is is not to read it. It's so puerile, Jah has had to post his comment in two places. Why bother? You mentioned the good old days in a post, where none of this type of stuff would happen, I presume. Well those were then and this is now. There are always people joining the forum and others leaving. You may not like what they write but so long as they stay within boundaries then there is nothing you can do about it apart from comment on it. You generally do this with subtle sarcasm. The dislike of some posters by others is in my opinion a form of snobbishness. Lots of the written word on here is not worth reading and certainly not as funny to me as the posters might think they are. However the high and mighty stance by the old guard is just as bad, if not worse. The above appearance of backslapping in the mode of anguished parents worried about their offspring but somehow feeling a bit comforted in each others company and probably after a jar or two is a bit pathetic. As Ed... said on the other thread, this is not a real world for many posters and that applies to me too. I don't know anyone personally. So I've resorted to imagining who posters might be like in another unreal world, TV. Thus Father Ted comes to mind when I read the above posts. You've got to be Ted, Sean. That air of authority in a big house on the small Craggy Island fits the bill. Jah could only be Father Jack. He'll complain if he's not given a drink. As for Admin, well with a mindboggling response like 'well said', he's gotto be Dougal! You can decide amongst yourselves who Mrs.Doyle is! Of course the above should not be taken offensively please as it's my favourite comedy of all time. So please don't. To paraphrase something Willie John McBride once said, I'm 'getting my apology in first'.