montanas turned over a new leaf!!

@james Belfast wrote:

you DO live at No 138, Jigsy?

I heard it was Dirty Girty @ number 30 :lol:

@forumhostpb wrote:

Were you ever really out of them you daft sod !!!!

Yes Kermit I reacted quickly and quite rightly too. If you had to deal with the number of (absolutely justified) complaints that the Guides get about abusive users posting personal details including real names and phone numbers, you wouldn’t take the chance either.

Sure its a great laugh – unless it is YOUR stuff that gets posted – then suddenly it isn’t quite so funny. so no Kermit, I won’t chill out when it comes to protecting JustChat users from being threatened or abused.

PB …my hero

I am sure there isn’t a lot more to see Jigsy. I’ve been staring pretty hard. I’ve nearly ticked off all the things on my list. If it’s cold over the next couple of nights could you leave a flask of tea out for me ffs, my handwriting over the last two cold nights has been almost illegible.

I’ve seen them remember :wink: Hey we better get off Tony’s thread i I think we have done enough to make everyone forget about PB’s tantrum. We can go home now. :twisted:

Lamby, I didn’t see the number, and I know James later said it was fake and didn’t exist, but I’d do the same if I was a guide or a host, no matter the context it was given in, and regardless of the number of digits in it.

The way I see it, there’s so many eejits and pervs in this place, someone might think a number was genuine and ring it, even if there was no such number, it’s still possible to misdial etc.

This reminds me of Neil and Olly and the distress they caused by ringing up what they thought was Dagger’s number. It was the wrong number as it turned out, but they didn’t know that, and they verbally abused the young girl who answered. Some time later, they made jokes about this in the room to dagger, and they gave out the number. It was when Dagger himself rang the number he learned from the woman of the household what had happened. I took all this with a pinch of salt until Olly himself came and and it was discussed. He admitted doing it, and said it was just for a laugh. I couldn’t believe he said he didn’t regret it.

I don’t quite know how they got the number, my understadning was that it was not given out, but that they learned Dagger’s real name and his approximate whereabouts. Being truly dedicated a r s e holes, they found what they thought was a match for Dagger in the phone book.

Posting a non-existant number could still result in someone making an a r s e of noting it down, or dialing it, and giving an innocent person grief.