Quote: Roodeye @ November 5 2009, 4:07 PM GMTI rest my case.
Funny, you didn't accuse me of 'mischief' when I gave praise to your Gladiator sketch...
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Quote: David Bussell @ November 5 2009, 4:13 PM GMTFunny, you didn't accuse me of 'mischief' when I gave praise to your Gladiator sketch...
Let's be fair, David.
I didn't say you're a mischievous person: I suggested you're not 'totally lacking' in mischief, and that's a very different thing.
If there were only you and me on this site, I'd discuss the Wossy sketch with you until the cows came home or until I decided you were being mischievous (whichever were the sooner).
However, whenever it seems to me that people are looking for trouble (and I'm not referring to you), I tend not to encourage them.
You refer to my Gladiator sketch. It has so far received not a single negative comment and yet I've removed it in the same way that I've removed (almost) all the works I've ever posted on the Internet over the years.
People who either like me or don't give a damn about me have no problem with that. The people who have a problem with it tend to be those who have previously demonstrated a degree of animosity towards me.
There are very few idiots on this site, I'm sure - and that means 99% of members know exactly what's going on here. 
Quote: Roodeye @ November 5 2009, 4:44 PM GMTThere are very few idiots on this site, I'm sure - and that means 99% of members know exactly what's going on here.
I can quite confidently say that I haven't got a f**king clue! 
Quote: Morrace @ November 5 2009, 11:15 AM GMTCocoon Klux Klan?
Good pun but poorly developed. Why not rework it as him apologising to a famously well endowed black actor?
Perhaps implying he was accused of offering him money for sexual favours.
Nothing you say makes any sense to me. I disagree with every point you've made up to this point. I'm clearly of no use to you and it's obvious you feel the same way. Good luck with doing what you do, Roodeye.
Quote: Roodeye @ November 5 2009, 4:44 PM GMTLet's be fair, David.
I didn't say you're a mischievous person: I suggested you're not 'totally lacking' in mischief, and that's a very different thing.
If there were only you and me on this site, I'd discuss the Wossy sketch with you until the cows came home or until I decided you were being mischievous (whichever were the sooner).
However, whenever it seems to me that people are looking for trouble (and I'm not referring to you), I tend not to encourage them.
You refer to my Gladiator sketch. It has so far received not a single negative comment and yet I've removed it in the same way that I've removed (almost) all the works I've ever posted on the Internet over the years.
People who either like me or don't give a damn about me have no problem with that. The people who have a problem with it tend to be those who have previously demonstrated a degree of animosity towards me.
There are very few idiots on this site, I'm sure - and that means 99% of members know exactly what's going on here.
I don't know if any of this was aimed at me but it seems a fair guess that it was. Let me assure you that I am not on here to make mischief, and I'm the only person who would know for sure. I don't have an axe to grind with you Roodeye, or with anyone else on here for that matter. Could we draw a line under this and move along, please? Nothing to see here.
Quote: Roodeye @ November 5 2009, 4:44 PM GMTYou refer to my Gladiator sketch. It has so far received not a single negative comment and yet I've removed it in the same way that I've removed (almost) all the works I've ever posted on the Internet over the years
Roodeye, removing sketches from Critique is actually a breach of site etiquette and, therefore, a rule break. As you're already on a warning, I suggest you think twice before removing any future material.
Quote: don rushmore @ November 5 2009, 8:42 PM GMTRoodeye, removing sketches from Critique is actually a breach of site etiquette and, therefore, a rule break. As you're already on a warning, I suggest you think twice before removing any future material.
There is no such clause in the Terms and Conditions
https://www.comedy.co.uk/info/terms_of_use/
and therefore Roodeye is free to delete any of his own posts from wherever he likes without let or hindrance.
Wasn't some one called Roodeye banned sometime ago? My memory does fail me these days.
Is there no end to this cyber-bullying?
Quote: Badge @ November 5 2009, 7:43 PM GMTCould we draw a line under this and move along, please? Nothing to see here.
Quote: Griff @ November 5 2009, 8:46 PM GMTThere is no such clause in the Terms and Conditions
Read the Critique Rules section. 
Quote: Roodeye @ November 5 2009, 8:53 PM GMTIs there no end to this cyber-bullying?
Apparently not.
Roodeye. I'm thinking you're either a brilliant troll or just a normal bloke who has inadvertantly wandered into a massive clique with his strong opinions. Either way, best advice is probably to chill the f**k out. I don't think anyone's out to get you.
Quote: don rushmore @ November 5 2009, 8:56 PM GMTRead the Critique Rules section.
I stand corrected Don.
That is a dumb rule though. Of course people should be able to delete their own sketches, for example, once they've had some feedback, made changes and then want to send them off to a producer without the original hanging around on the Internet for eternity.