linkedin - laywer row

[jamie_z4]

Ahh fair enough, sorry if it caused offence! Sound like the guy in the story now don't I :lol:

 

[paulgs1000]

Ahh fair enough, sorry if it caused offence! Sound like the guy in the story now don't I :lol:

Well thanks Jamie - I didn't expect that response - appreciate your comment.

Now I think I'll leave this original topic - all getting a bit daft.

All the best

 

[ekimj10]

Ahh fair enough, sorry if it caused offence! Sound like the guy in the story now don't I :lol:

Guess I'm a bit like Paulgs1000, a bit shocked to see the c*** used, but really pleased to see the response from Jamie-Z4. Well done.

 

[jamie_z4]

I'm getting a bad rep on this forum already

Need to learn to keep my mouth shut in future :lol:

 

[srhutch]

I'm getting a bad rep on this forum already

Need to learn to keep my mouth shut in future :lol:

You're doing ok. It's the ones that can't see what they have said is a problem that are the twats. Hope that words ok) :lol:

 

[PerryGunn]

I'm getting a bad rep on this forum already
Need to learn to keep my mouth shut in future :lol:

You're doing ok. It's the ones that can't see what they have said is a problem that are the twats. Hope that words ok) :lol:

Yep, agree with this - everyone fecks up occasionally (especially on t'interweb), the important thing is to realise when you've overstepped the mark and apologise or step back rather than compounding the error, so no problem with admitting that you've gone a bit far - earns far more respect than a numbskull that defends an indefensible position