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Thank you Ian, As the original poster is quite new, they might not have got Hilldweller's drift
Yes, Peter Smith, Chairman of Swift Group
They have been on extended Christmas holiday, but should be back now? Try a PM to Swiftgroup (no spaces)
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Well I for one enjoyed hilldweller's post, which made me guffaw out loud. OK, with the benefit of hindsight, it could have done with an emoticon, but the trouble with those can be they give the game away and deny the dry humour that is intended.
And I presumed someone with a username of brightspark would be on the ball in any case
I haven't commented on the rudeness thread, but I think hilldweller's post is a cracking example of my discomfort with it. In work situations I often see two organisations with different cultures coming together for presentations/ seminars, etc. The PC ones (mine included) can come across sterile and robotic, because they are fearful of anyone taking offence. The ones less hung-up over PC culture, by contrast, demonstrate spontaneous humour, wit, banter, and are simply more fun, frankly.
Oh, how I hope MHF doesn't disappear up its own tight a... in future!
Great post, hilldweller, and I'd like to think Peter had a laugh, too
Well I for one enjoyed hilldweller's post, which made me guffaw out loud. OK, with the benefit of hindsight, it could have done with an emoticon, but the trouble with those can be they give the game away and deny the dry humour that is intended.
And I presumed someone with a username of brightspark would be on the ball in any case
I haven't commented on the rudeness thread, but I think hilldweller's post is a cracking example of my discomfort with it. In work situations I often see two organisations with different cultures coming together for presentations/ seminars, etc. The PC ones (mine included) can come across sterile and robotic, because they are fearful of anyone taking offence. The ones less hung-up over PC culture, by contrast, demonstrate spontaneous humour, wit, banter, and are simply more fun, frankly.
Oh, how I hope MHF doesn't disappear up its own tight a... in future!
Great post, hilldweller, and I'd like to think Peter had a laugh, too
Dave
Made me laugh as well - nice bit of humour but I can see why someone new to the site may not get it.
Quite agree with the PC comments above as well. I travel a lot and dread visiting our USA affiliates where everything is uber PC and you can't have a laugh/make a comment/make a joke/have a drink. Fortunately I work with a good circle of people whom I have known for a long time and we can have an un-PC laugh to relive the tension
Freudian slip, that - should have said RELIEVE the tension!
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Ok guys, Hilly made a funny but lets not get carried away here on a newcomers thread please
If you want a discussion about the site etc, I suggest you start another thread in members bar.
MHS...Rob
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but lets not get carried away here on a newcomers thread please 
