It's like torture..

[Sue]

Jeremy Wrote:

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> Yeah I was thinking the same... it's almost

> stalker-like. (not trying to worry you of course,

> Sue)

Unless he or she comes up with some actual examples of unsafe gigs (which s/he won't be able to) then I think it's a pretty safe bet that s/he has never actually been to any of them.

Grok and Earlydoors - hmmm.

[Jeremy]

Hi Brendan. It's comforting to know that some of the EDF'ers have moved on... while some of us are still stuck in groundhog day...

[Brendan]

Moved on is perhaps a bit generous. It implies progress of some sort. I only really changed location.

[Otta]

*throws cricket ball at Brendan*

[Otta]

RE Grok and stalking, there was a well known poster on here, banned many a time back in the day, who used to get off on doing a bit of that. He'd mention having seen people at puns and stuff. One day the guy walked up and introduced himself to my wife in a library, having worked out who she was. That was a bit weird.

[Louisa]

Brendan welcome back. You've missed out on bottles of orange liquid, antisocial food consumption on public transport, the 'will they' or 'won't they' Iceland/M&S debacle, overpriced local eateries/grocers, personal and general attacks/disagreements aplenty. The list goes on. Enjoy catching up!

Louisa.

[Sue]

Otta Wrote:

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> RE Grok and stalking, there was a well known

> poster on here, banned many a time back in the

> day, who used to get off on doing a bit of that.

> He'd mention having seen people at puns and stuff.

> One day the guy walked up and introduced himself

> to my wife in a library, having worked out who she

> was. That was a bit weird.

He did the same to me.

In Boots in Forest Hill.

[Louisa]

Without sounding like a nosey bugger, may I ask who this well known stalker/poster was? Lots of people on here claim to have never seen me or know of me, and yet I tell people all the time who I am in local shops, restaurants, bank, petrol station. I'm sure if you don't know me personally, you'll almost certainly have seen me walking around the vicinity, as I do most days (and drive).

Louisa.

[Grok]

Well im sure you do stick to the numbers rule sue. But when the doors are closed thats when punters move their chairs and block gangways etc. When? Hmmm let me see, at your last ivyhouse gig, remember when you nearly fell off the stage because you had 'a bug'!

Sue Wrote:

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> Unless he or she comes up with some actual

> examples of unsafe gigs (which s/he won't be able

> to) then I think it's a pretty safe bet that s/he

> has never actually been to any of them.

>

[Grok]

The heavy weights are out sharing their one unoriginal trolling tactic between eachother lol

Jeremy Wrote:?-------------------------------------------------------?> Yeah I was thinking the same... it's almost?> stalker-like. (not trying to worry you of course,?

Posted by?edcam?Yesterday, 05:25PMThe Grok thing re Sueh's gigs is indeed VERY creepy. Wouldn't be surprised if he/she is making it up though, so I'd take it with a pinch of salt(as long as you're not seasoning your baguettes on the bus Sue.)

Otta Wrote:

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> RE Grok and stalking, there was a well known

> poster on here, banned many a time back in the

> day, who used to get off on doing a bit of that.

> He'd mention having seen people at puns and stuff.

> One day the guy walked up and introduced himself

> to my wife in a library, having worked out who she

> was. That was a bit weird.

[JoeLeg]

Grok Wrote:

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> Well im sure you do stick to the numbers rule sue.

> But when the doors are closed thats when punters

> move their chairs and block gangways etc. When?

> Hmmm let me see, at your last ivyhouse gig,

> remember when you nearly fell off the stage

> because you had 'a bug'!

>

You see, what's particularly nasty about this is that Sue uses her own name and you could find her easily if you wanted to, whereas Grok could be anyone. And Grok is using that to make not-so-subtle accusations about Sue knowing full well they will never have to back it up in person if they don't want to. Not the first time I've seen it on here either.

All in all pretty cowardly.

[Otta]

Indeed. But it makes Grok feel all tingly and excited.

[Grok]

No, this is nasty:

Re: Professional dog walkers a menacePosted by?JoeLeg?29 October, 2015 19:39To judge from LindyLou's posting history she has mental health issues, which she previously admitted to. Might explain her comments.

JoeLeg Wrote:

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> Grok Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> You see, what's particularly nasty about this is

> that Sue uses her own name and you could find her

> easily if you wanted to, whereas Grok could be

> anyone. And Grok is using that to make

> not-so-subtle accusations about Sue knowing full

> well they will never have to back it up in person

> if they don't want to. Not the first time I've

> seen it on here either.

>

> All in all pretty cowardly.

[Sue]

Grok Wrote:

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> Well im sure you do stick to the numbers rule sue.

> But when the doors are closed thats when punters

> move their chairs and block gangways etc. When?

> Hmmm let me see, at your last ivyhouse gig,

> remember when you nearly fell off the stage

> because you had 'a bug'!

>

As you will know if you have actually been to a gig, we have somebody on all the doors checking handstamps throughout the whole time the gig is on. The doors are in use throughout the evening and people could not possibly sit in front of them. If they moved their chairs they would be asked to move them back to where they were.

And no I didn't "nearly fall off the stage" at the last concert, which I only went onto once to give the headliners an encore. Nor did I have any symptoms of my present bug at the time. But please feel free to continue slagging me off in your usual charming manner.

Can you not find some more constructive use of your time?

ETA: Ah. Are you one of the people who brought chairs into the ballroom on Friday from elsewhere in the pub, ignored the person on the door when he told you you weren't allowed to do that and then had a real go at me when I insisted on removing them?

That would explain a few things.

We get very few unpleasant people at our gigs, and that was one of them. So if not you, somebody of similar character, judging by your posts on here.

[DulwichFox]

Health and Saftey.. ???

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/01/22/article-2264693-171496E5000005DC-260_470x638_popup.jpg

Not at Millwall..1957

Foxy

[Sue]

Yes it's funny, but we genuinely do take health and safety issues very seriously at all our gigs.

Boring as that sounds.

[*Bob*]

There?s plenty of room on here for virtual argy-bargy, but there are kind-of unspoken rules.

One of those unspoken rules is running a personal ongoing spat into an ominous ?I know who you are, I'm watching you, but you don?t know who I am'

Grok, you are being creepy, stalky and unnecessarily unpleasant - and you have crossed the line. My advice - go and lie low for a bit, spend the afternoon pulling wings off butterflies or whatever else it is you do for kicks - before you get booted off here for good.

[JoeLeg]

Grok Wrote:

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> No, this is nasty:

>

> Re: Professional dog walkers a menacePosted

> by?JoeLeg?29 October, 2015 19:39To judge from

> LindyLou's posting history she has mental health

> issues, which she previously admitted to. Might

> explain her comments.

> JoeLeg

I absolutely stand by that post. You are quoting massively out of context. I made the point that people should perhaps cut that person some slack as maybe she was not thinking clearly.

But you knew that, didn't you?.

(Edited because Grok isn't worth getting any more wound up about)

[georgia]

*Bob* Wrote:

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> Grok, you are being creepy, stalky and

> unnecessarily unpleasant - and you have crossed

> the line. My advice - go and lie low for a bit,

> spend the afternoon pulling wings off butterflies

> or whatever else it is you do for kicks - before

> you get booted off here for good.

I had a PM last year from Grok wishing me happy birthday with my (correct) age included. Yep, creepy.

[Otta]

georgia Wrote:

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> I had a PM last year from Grok wishing me happy

> birthday with my (correct) age included. Yep,

> creepy.

He wished you a happy 21st?

But seriously, yes that's weird.

[Grok]

How very unkind and snide Georgia, when you happily replied to me. And you know we know eachother hence knowing your bd. I'll know better next time.

georgia Wrote:

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> I had a PM last year from Grok wishing me happy

> birthday with my (correct) age included. Yep,

> creepy.

[Grok]

Threatening again, Bob? As usual, on a Lou thread.

[georgia]

Well I said 'thanks' but no I don't know who you are and that is exactly what you want

[Grok]

Everyone knows who sue is. Its impossible not to.

*Bob* Wrote:

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> There?s plenty of room on here for virtual

> argy-bargy, but there are kind-of unspoken rules.

>

>

> One of those unspoken rules is running a personal

> ongoing spat into an ominous ?I know who you are,

> I'm watching you, but you don?t know who I am'

>

>

> Grok, you are being creepy, stalky and

> unnecessarily unpleasant - and you have crossed

> the line. My advice - go and lie low for a bit,

> spend the afternoon pulling wings off butterflies

> or whatever else it is you do for kicks - before

> you get booted off here for good.

[Grok]

Another intellectual heavyweight dig by man of the people down to earth middle class wannabe

Otta Wrote:

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> georgia Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I had a PM last year from Grok wishing me happy

> > birthday with my (correct) age included. Yep,

> > creepy.

>

>

> He wished you a happy 21st?

>

>

> But seriously, yes that's weird.