Re: Good Manners.
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 12:28 am
I suppose you might also say it is a sign of the digital, "instant access to the data I need now" age...
People are simply focused on the information they need, without the considerations of social convention, such as formal introductions. You may call it bad manners, or simply a re-defining of human interaction(s) via the medium of cyberspace
Then again, I was born in an age where children could still eat with cutlery and did tell their teachers to "go f
k themselves..." 
People are simply focused on the information they need, without the considerations of social convention, such as formal introductions. You may call it bad manners, or simply a re-defining of human interaction(s) via the medium of cyberspace
Then again, I was born in an age where children could still eat with cutlery and did tell their teachers to "go f
k themselves..." 
Still, for those wishing to join who have already passed Wibbly's 52.5 year requirement, there's a good chance they might not recall their own names-without an effort, and still less, the reason for quizzing the Forum in the first place. That might be to do with the membership's fondness for arm bending (just look at the array of booze bottles present in pics, if you're in doubt 
), or age related amnesia.