[SharkAttack]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

No matter how daft the question may seem or even how silly,if I am really unsure as to the answer or haven't a clue at all then I will ask it, starting with ''I just want to be sure''.
It is amazing the times I have asked what seemed a ridiculously daft question but then had others come up to me afterwards,especially at school and university,and say I am really glad you asked that.

Joey, I am *so* happy you used the word daft twice before I sent my post. Makes me feel a whole lot better. And it's totally true, people almost always come up later and say "thanks for taking the hit, happy you asked, now we all know." That's a nice way to do it too.

No. Loose tongues cost lives in my world.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by SharkAttack

Joey, I am *so* happy you used the word daft twice before I sent my post. Makes me feel a whole lot better. And it's totally true, people almost always come up later and say "thanks for taking the hit, happy you asked, now we all know." That's a nice way to do it too.

Once on here too, I wanted to ask but never did, until there was some members talking generally about mods and I jumped in with a post,saying I didn't really know how to know if someone was a mod.
To then get the response, their names are in green.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Once on here too, I wanted to ask but never did, until there was some members talking generally about mods and I jumped in with a post,saying I didn't really know how to know if someone was a mod.
To then get the response, their names are in green.

..I didn't know that at first either Joey..I also asked who Mark was once because someone had made a birthday thread and I thought it should have been Marc....I thought James was the owner...