1. Crosslandkelly
2. Mesquite
3. Harvestman
4. Wayland (I'm nobody's furniture.)
5. MartinK9
6. I'm Spartacus
7. sandbender
8. Bilmo-p5
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Part of the furniture
- Thread starter crosslandkelly
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1. Crosslandkelly
2. Mesquite
3. Harvestman
4. Wayland (I'm nobody's furniture.)
5. MartinK9
6. I'm Spartacus
7. sandbender
8. Bilmo-p5
9.
10
Established member? No sniggers at the back please....
Can't say I'm fussed, there are more important things to worry about.
Can't say I'm fussed, there are more important things to worry about.
greensurfingbear
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Never really noticed as I access forum thought tapatalk. Only see the "rank" when online on pc
Orric
Orric
I'm awestruck at someone reaching over 3000 posts in little over a year. I haven't reached my first thousand yet since joining in September 2005. As my father used to say, "I don't care what they call me as long as it's not late for breakfast".
Any chance that someone could explain to me why they find "part of the furniture" to be offensive? Just curious.
Because it can be taken that you've been around so long you're no longer noticed, valued or appreciated by the person who says it.
Dictionary definition here
Is it that we have been around so long that the Mods no longer HAVE to notice us ' coz we is da good guys who will not cause trouble?
The Boss himself set this up 
I do like the way people are subtly altering their part of the furniture though
cheers,
M
I do like the way people are subtly altering their part of the furniture though
cheers,
M
very good posts they are too. Now the lady with the talented kitty has made quite a few posts, but the other lady with the TWENTY THOUSAND posts, ie 20,000 posts, is one of the other people who does a spot of work for the site, Toddy she's called.
I just don't like being taken for granted. I find it bad mannered and it irritates me every time I see it.
Tbh, knowing Tony, it was most definitely not meant to be taken that way.
I can't say I'm fond of it, it's a little too 'armchair bushcrafter' implication to suit me, or most folks here, I reckon. I think it was simply Tony's way of saying folks have got their seat sorted around the fire
cheers,
M
I can't say I'm fond of it, it's a little too 'armchair bushcrafter' implication to suit me, or most folks here, I reckon. I think it was simply Tony's way of saying folks have got their seat sorted around the fire
cheers,
M
I'm sure that is not the way he meant it but it's been rubbing me up the wrong way for over six months now.
If nothing else couldn't we at least go back to the way it was before?
If nothing else couldn't we at least go back to the way it was before?
Got to say I'm with Wayland here, and it somehow feels cozy and domestic, rather than outdoorsy and eccentric, which would be more in keeping with the site ethos.
