The Search for an Aimbot

Ben Blaney left a note on my windscreen which said:

No. In this context it was used to indicate my comment was intended as
a light hearted retort rather than an offensive attack. I understand
that probably most in here would see any such remark in it's correct
context anyway but a minor symbol is hardly much effort to make the
point particularly clear for other, perhaps more sensitive, readers.

 

Which begs the question. How do you flag something as an insult that
could otherwise be interpreted as humerous [1]

[1] Not that I would ever have need of such a thing, of course.

 

I know he's known as a harsh critic - I've not come across his pants.

 

With a pair or frownies. Or in Pip's case a large single frowny. ;o)))

 

LOL!

 

OI. **** off, willyer. A true Ace wouldn't (didn't/doesn't) even know
that said Mr. Cowell was a popular TV entertainer of some sort.

And who's this Zeitgeist yer on about now?

 

That's how I use them. I also use them in the kind of situation where
you'd say something with a smile on your face, 'cept it loses it's
meaning somewhat if you write with the smile on your face because only
you know it's there.

 

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