DIY apology

**Christopha** · 11th February 2006, 07:35 AM

Neil,
No excuses, I was wrong, I am wrong and I apologise humbly,
genuinely and completely. At the time I posted the original it didn't occur
to me that is was spam as it was done purely in fun. My message to you was
uncalled for, unnecessary and unwarranted and I am very very sorry for the
upset and hurt I have caused you.
I composed a big email to you last night, went to send it and
deleted the bloody thing instead so today you are just getting the bare
bones but you are getting the really important bit, the apology.
If I ever get back to the forum I shall post the first paragraph
of this for all to see.
once again, sorry! Chris

I decided to post the whole thing for you all to see, this is NOT at Neils request, it is my way of showing all and sundry that my regret for my foolish message to Neil is my main regret in all this stupid drama.

As for the rest of you..... I am sorry for any upset and I shall try to be a little more careful what I post in future, I shall, more importantly, try not to react too quickly and in a more considered manner.... having said that I shall probably fly off at the mouth as usual on occasion, but please realise that 99.9% of my narky posts are and always have been with my tongue firmly planted in my cheek and with a broad wink, OK?
I am sorry it has taken this long to get to do this but as I was banned I had no way of either apologising, explaining or defending myself.

Many thanks to those who sent emails, they were much appreciated.

**Dion N** · 11th February 2006, 08:07 AM

Welcome back

**craigb** · 11th February 2006, 08:22 AM

Well I'm glad that's sorted.

Welcome back Christopha.

**DavidG** · 11th February 2006, 08:24 AM

Christopha
I would like to welcome you to my Foot in Mouth Club.
I seem to be the founding member and it is nice to now have an assistant.

Dave..

**ozwinner** · 11th February 2006, 09:20 AM

Good to see you come back.
I have always taken your posts to be tongue in cheek, as are mine to you.

Group hug...

Al

**Daddles** · 11th February 2006, 09:35 AM

Welcome back Chris. Perhaps the forum should introduce the Driftwood Foot award - perhaps an icon that the bearer must include in his signature until someone else commits a howler and it's passed on

(no, I don't think I should get it first for suggesting it)

Richard

**Zed** · 11th February 2006, 10:20 AM

you big blouse!!! your big mistake was not your attitude, but not posting in open slather you tool!!!!

**Andy Mac** · 11th February 2006, 11:01 AM

Apology accepted, and maybe chooks are safe around you after all

Some halfwit new chum,

**Ivan in Oz** · 11th February 2006, 02:41 PM

Originally Posted by Zed

you big blouse!!! your big mistake was not your attitude, but not posting in open slather you tool!!!!

Yep Zed,
If one has no secrets,
one has nothing to hide.
Thank you.

Ivan
aka Count .......Spell it CORRECTLY:eek:

**Shedhand** · 11th February 2006, 03:03 PM

Bugger...I was building a DOVETAIL COFFIN to bury you..

Welcome back mate. I always get a hoot oot of your mostly tung in cheek posts.
Cheers
Mike

**Sturdee** · 11th February 2006, 05:08 PM

Apology accepted, welcome back out of the sinbin. Looking forward to your further pearls of wisdom.

Peter.

**DanP** · 11th February 2006, 07:02 PM

ALL HAIL CHRISTOPPER, THE COME BACK KING

Good to see ya

**namtrak** · 11th February 2006, 07:47 PM

Yeh, whatever - enough with the navel gazing. Listen I was thinking of running some polypipe between the laundry and the bathroom, rather than use copper - cause I can't bend the copper and polypipe is really cheap what do you reckon?

And I was thinking of running an electrical lead through my garden to the shed to provide power - I mean we hardly ever use the garden so it should be okay? okay?

**echnidna** · 11th February 2006, 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by namtrak

Yeh, whatever - enough with the navel gazing. Listen I was thinking of running some polypipe between the laundry and the bathroom, rather than use copper - cause I can't bend the copper and polypipe is really cheap what do you reckon?

And I was thinking of running an electrical lead through my garden to the shed to provide power - I mean we hardly ever use the garden so it should be okay? okay?

Join the poly onto the house plumbing wif the cloth tape supercheap sells to repair radiator hoses.eek:

Just to make the lead location safe run a line of garden lime over the exact course of the lead so you don't dig it up when yer lookin for fishin bait.:eek: :

**DarrylF** · 11th February 2006, 08:57 PM

Good on you Chris - takes guts to do that mate.

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