runner_70 wrote:
Can you fuck off
Of course I can, but I won't.
runner_70 wrote:
...to the new Forum
I'm there, and I enjoy my time there. But I can also stay here and be a member of both forums, so here I am, whether you like it or not.
runner_70 wrote:
...you sad prick?
I'm not sad. I may be a prick, though, which is fine.
runner_70 wrote:
Just posting your stupid drivel to include the word "Frederick" as usual
It wasn't stupid, and it came up organically. We were discussing the beginning of album recording sessions and then Frederick (one of the band members) was relevant because of the date in which he (Frederick) flew from London (where Frederick lived) to Munich (where Frederick didn't live, though Frederick was due to record there because Frederick was earning loads of money and Frederick didn't want to pay so much in taxes, so Frederick and Frederick's colleagues spent a big part of the year outside Britain, where Frederick and Frederick's colleagues had been based for years).
It's not like I'm seeking any excuse to say Frederick, though it doesn't mean I'll refrain from typing Frederick if Frederick comes up in the conversation. Seeing that this is a forum devoted to a band where Frederick sang, where Frederick often played instruments, where Frederick produced, where Frederick composed, where Frederick arranged and where Frederick was heavily involved in terms of design (which was one of Frederick's non-musical specialities) and image (because Frederick was well-known by the audience), then it may not be a surprise that Frederick gets mentioned sometimes.
If, moreover, typing Frederick annoys a few imbeciles (and, alas, a few innocent bystanders too - collateral damage), then typing Frederick is an activity I can thoroughly enjoy. Frederick, after all, was a man who lived life to the fullest, according to Frederick's friends, Frederick's acquaintances and perhaps Frederick's relatives too - though, to be fair, I can't remember any interview in which Frederick's sister, Frederick's mum, Frederick's dad, Frederick's brother-in-law or any of Frederick's nieces or nephews that Frederick may have had claimed that, though that doesn't mean at all that Frederick's sister, Frederick's mum, Frederick's dad, Frederick's brother-in-law or any of Frederick's nieces or nephews that Frederick may have had never said that. It could simply be that Frederick's sister, Frederick's mum, Frederick's dad, Frederick's brother-in-law and perhaps some of Frederick's nieces or nephews that Frederick may have had (if Frederick's nieces and nephews were old enough to have met their uncle Frederick and to remember who Frederick was and how Frederick behaved towards Frederick's nieces or nephews, or anybody else in Frederick's life (such as Frederick's mum, Frederick's dad, Frederick's friends, Frederick's acquaintances, Frederick's accountants, Frederick's surgeons, Frederick's chauffeurs, Frederick's PA's, Frederick's colleagues, Frederick's managers and so on) knew that about Frederick but didn't say so publicly.
runner_70 wrote:
you bunghole
Once you run out of arguments, you start with insults. How mature! I don't know if Frederick would've approved or not as I never ever met Frederick and I've no idea whether Frederick would've liked it or not. Frederick died too young to have been able to actively visit online debates anyway, so Frederick didn't get to live long enough to have an opinion on what the effects of typing Frederick would have on Frederick's audience, Frederick's public, Frederick's extended community. Too bad for Frederick.
