Message to Swale from Down Under

[andy6025]

You mock yet even you can't get it right, 'restraints' in your image, he omitted one letter and you actually got it wrong by two........

Using your example, there are also some key there.

re·straint
/rəˈstrānt/
noun
1.
a measure or condition that keeps someone or something under control or within limits.
"decisions are made within the financial restraints of the budget"
2.
unemotional, dispassionate, or moderate behavior; self-control.
"he urged the protesters to exercise restraint"
synonyms: self-control, self-restraint, self-discipline, control, moderation, temperateness, abstemiousness, nonindulgence, prudence, judiciousness More

[andy6025]

Well you think wrong then. Firstly, I have no idea why you think Swale has any issues with his mental health, secondly I've told Swale he's done the right thing packing in - it's not worth the hassle, and thirdly my remark about leaving the board in a difficult position was aimed at those who caused the departure, not Swale himself.

One does not need a clinical diagnosis to be mindful of ones own mental health. You may substitute the term 'sanity' if you like: if he needs to step away from the board for his own sanity then by all means he should be able to do so without threads being created with an end at pulling him back in.

I get that you may be still a bit bitter that I called you 'not very bright' or something like that a while ago, but it seems like you're trying a little too hard to misinterpret me in this fred.

[Nottsowell]

re·straint
/rəˈstrānt/
noun
1.
a measure or condition that keeps someone or something under control or within limits.
"decisions are made within the financial restraints of the budget"
2.
unemotional, dispassionate, or moderate behavior; self-control.
"he urged the protesters to exercise restraint"
synonyms: self-control, self-restraint, self-discipline, control, moderation, temperateness, abstemiousness, nonindulgence, prudence, judiciousness More

What's your point, we all know what he meant but you had to try and be a wise guy.

I don't get all this needle, one upmanship and posters ending a reply with 'moron', from supposed, kindred spirits.

[cher1]

I get that you may be still a bit bitter that I called you 'not very bright' or something like that a while ago, but it seems like you're trying a little too hard to misinterpret me in this fred.

😂 Love that! I never saw that message (or have long since forgotten it) what a shame.

[andy6025]

What's your point, we all know what he meant but you had to try and be a wise guy.

I don't get all this needle, one upmanship and posters ending a reply with 'moron', from supposed, kindred spirits.

The original point was that I see no reason that Swale is/was required to be held to a higher standard of rules than anyone else. I made that point in reply to someone saying that Swale was unable to respond to those who challenged his views because he is/was the moderator.

The 'wise guy' part was just a play on words. I don't get people calling each other morons either.