off topic ???? nah….
off topic ???? nah….
2012-10-12 21:06:36
Personally I like the varied and interesting conversations about the Royal Family past and present. They help us all learn more, isn't that what brings us to Richards side initially? And they concern English history and serve to help us relate to each other, and form bonds and friendships. I haven't found any really disruptive conversations on this Forum, but only food for thought and enlightenment. Why shut someone up, when who knows what little spark a thought might ignite, leading to a significant flame&..
Re: [Richard III Society Forum] off topic ???? nah….
2012-10-13 20:00:31
I feel uncomfortable when discussions strays into the present day,
except when it actively concerns Richard III, i.e. the bones or current
archaeology.
On 12/10/2012 21:06, Carol Darling wrote:
> Personally I like the varied and interesting conversations about the Royal Family past and present. They help us all learn more, isn't that what brings us to Richards side initially? And they concern English history and serve to help us relate to each other, and form bonds and friendships. I haven't found any really disruptive conversations on this Forum, but only food for thought and enlightenment. Why shut someone up, when who knows what little spark a thought might ignite, leading to a significant flame&..
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Best wishes
Christine
Christine Headley
Butterrow, Stroud, Glos
except when it actively concerns Richard III, i.e. the bones or current
archaeology.
On 12/10/2012 21:06, Carol Darling wrote:
> Personally I like the varied and interesting conversations about the Royal Family past and present. They help us all learn more, isn't that what brings us to Richards side initially? And they concern English history and serve to help us relate to each other, and form bonds and friendships. I haven't found any really disruptive conversations on this Forum, but only food for thought and enlightenment. Why shut someone up, when who knows what little spark a thought might ignite, leading to a significant flame&..
>
>
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Best wishes
Christine
Christine Headley
Butterrow, Stroud, Glos
Re: [Richard III Society Forum] off topic ???? nah….
2012-10-13 20:08:29
Totally agree Christine, there are enough emails coming through without the subjects wandering off to present day Royal Family issues.Just to clarify I am not anti royalist.
All the Best
Christine
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From: Christine Headley <christinelheadley@...>
To:
Sent: Saturday, 13 October 2012, 20:00
Subject: Re: off topic ???? nah&.
I feel uncomfortable when discussions strays into the present day,
except when it actively concerns Richard III, i.e. the bones or current
archaeology.
On 12/10/2012 21:06, Carol Darling wrote:
> Personally I like the varied and interesting conversations about the Royal Family past and present. They help us all learn more, isn't that what brings us to Richards side initially? And they concern English history and serve to help us relate to each other, and form bonds and friendships. I haven't found any really disruptive conversations on this Forum, but only food for thought and enlightenment. Why shut someone up, when who knows what little spark a thought might ignite, leading to a significant flame&..
>
>
--
Best wishes
Christine
Christine Headley
Butterrow, Stroud, Glos
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All the Best
Christine
________________________________
From: Christine Headley <christinelheadley@...>
To:
Sent: Saturday, 13 October 2012, 20:00
Subject: Re: off topic ???? nah&.
I feel uncomfortable when discussions strays into the present day,
except when it actively concerns Richard III, i.e. the bones or current
archaeology.
On 12/10/2012 21:06, Carol Darling wrote:
> Personally I like the varied and interesting conversations about the Royal Family past and present. They help us all learn more, isn't that what brings us to Richards side initially? And they concern English history and serve to help us relate to each other, and form bonds and friendships. I haven't found any really disruptive conversations on this Forum, but only food for thought and enlightenment. Why shut someone up, when who knows what little spark a thought might ignite, leading to a significant flame&..
>
>
--
Best wishes
Christine
Christine Headley
Butterrow, Stroud, Glos
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Yahoo! Groups Links
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