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Why I didnt swear but for some reason it thinks I didAylesbury_Duck said:
Charming. I suddenly have a lot more sympathy for the dance theatre organisation.jobe1972 said:
they can !!!!!! off for the 3rd ..eskbanker said:How do you pay the dance school, i.e. is there a direct debit, or continuous payment authority, or are you paying manually each time?
I'm just thinking that if they don't actually have the ability to take money directly from your account/card, then it would be up to them to pursue you via court for what they'd consider to be a debt, which would strengthen your hand, especially if you bought the second ticket....0 -
But originally it was not a minimum of 3 but of 2/3 thats the difference If I have to pay for what they required then surely paying for 2 tickets meets that requirementeskbanker said:
It wouldn't subvert it as such, in that it simply wouldn't meet it:Ectophile said:Is it possible to get together with two other parents, and buy three tickets between you?That completely subverts the point of the minimum 3 tickets rule, but it seems to meet their rules.The number of tickets expected per student, along with the cost per ticket, was not hidden at any stage0 -
Fair enough, although I can't think what fell foul of the filter if it wasn't swearing?jobe1972 said:
Why I didnt swear but for some reason it thinks I didAylesbury_Duck said:
Charming. I suddenly have a lot more sympathy for the dance theatre organisation.jobe1972 said:
they can !!!!!! off for the 3rd ..eskbanker said:How do you pay the dance school, i.e. is there a direct debit, or continuous payment authority, or are you paying manually each time?
I'm just thinking that if they don't actually have the ability to take money directly from your account/card, then it would be up to them to pursue you via court for what they'd consider to be a debt, which would strengthen your hand, especially if you bought the second ticket....1 -
Did it say "2/3" or "two/three"? You can guess what I'm thinking if it was the former!jobe1972 said:
But originally it was not a minimum of 3 but of 2/3 thats the difference If I have to pay for what they required then surely paying for 2 tickets meets that requirementeskbanker said:
It wouldn't subvert it as such, in that it simply wouldn't meet it:Ectophile said:Is it possible to get together with two other parents, and buy three tickets between you?That completely subverts the point of the minimum 3 tickets rule, but it seems to meet their rules.The number of tickets expected per student, along with the cost per ticket, was not hidden at any stage0 -
the exact words used "commit to purchasing two/three tickets for the showAylesbury_Duck said:
Did it say "2/3" or "two/three"? You can guess what I'm thinking if it was the former!jobe1972 said:
But originally it was not a minimum of 3 but of 2/3 thats the difference If I have to pay for what they required then surely paying for 2 tickets meets that requirementeskbanker said:
It wouldn't subvert it as such, in that it simply wouldn't meet it:Ectophile said:Is it possible to get together with two other parents, and buy three tickets between you?That completely subverts the point of the minimum 3 tickets rule, but it seems to meet their rules.The number of tickets expected per student, along with the cost per ticket, was not hidden at any stage1 -
That's a shame. I quite fancied the idea of countering their demand by asking them for a refund of a third of the ticket you did purchase!jobe1972 said:
the exact words used "commit to purchasing two/three tickets for the showAylesbury_Duck said:
Did it say "2/3" or "two/three"? You can guess what I'm thinking if it was the former!jobe1972 said:
But originally it was not a minimum of 3 but of 2/3 thats the difference If I have to pay for what they required then surely paying for 2 tickets meets that requirementeskbanker said:
It wouldn't subvert it as such, in that it simply wouldn't meet it:Ectophile said:Is it possible to get together with two other parents, and buy three tickets between you?That completely subverts the point of the minimum 3 tickets rule, but it seems to meet their rules.The number of tickets expected per student, along with the cost per ticket, was not hidden at any stage0 -
Do plumbing queries still censor stopcock? Or maybe it's stop !!!!!! it has a problem with.Okell said:
I used "bu99er" only a couple of days ago.jobe1972 said:
Bug ger was the word uses as in bug ger offAylesbury_Duck said:
Fair enough, although I can't think what fell foul of the filter if it wasn't swearing?jobe1972 said:
Why I didnt swear but for some reason it thinks I didAylesbury_Duck said:
Charming. I suddenly have a lot more sympathy for the dance theatre organisation.jobe1972 said:
they can !!!!!! off for the 3rd ..eskbanker said:How do you pay the dance school, i.e. is there a direct debit, or continuous payment authority, or are you paying manually each time?
I'm just thinking that if they don't actually have the ability to take money directly from your account/card, then it would be up to them to pursue you via court for what they'd consider to be a debt, which would strengthen your hand, especially if you bought the second ticket....
The filter is ridiculous.
Used to be you couldn't say "Tom, !!!!!! or Harry"
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"stopcock" all one word seems to be OK.user1977 said:
Do plumbing queries still censor stopcock? Or maybe it's stop !!!!!! it has a problem with.Okell said:
I used "bu99er" only a couple of days ago.jobe1972 said:
Bug ger was the word uses as in bug ger offAylesbury_Duck said:
Fair enough, although I can't think what fell foul of the filter if it wasn't swearing?jobe1972 said:
Why I didnt swear but for some reason it thinks I didAylesbury_Duck said:
Charming. I suddenly have a lot more sympathy for the dance theatre organisation.jobe1972 said:
they can !!!!!! off for the 3rd ..eskbanker said:How do you pay the dance school, i.e. is there a direct debit, or continuous payment authority, or are you paying manually each time?
I'm just thinking that if they don't actually have the ability to take money directly from your account/card, then it would be up to them to pursue you via court for what they'd consider to be a debt, which would strengthen your hand, especially if you bought the second ticket....
The filter is ridiculous.
Used to be you couldn't say "Tom, !!!!!! or Harry"
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Perhaps worth noting the forum rules in this area when considering adding spaces or substituting digits for letters....Okell said:
I used "bu99er" only a couple of days ago.jobe1972 said:Bug ger was the word uses as in bug ger off
The filter is ridiculous.
Used to be you couldn't say "Tom, !!!!!! or Harry"
[Edit: See?]Please mind your language
We use profanity filters and will act against those trying to work around them or using language that we deem offensive, this includes sexual references or inference and vulgarity or links containing any of these.
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Of course I do .. "go away" but you use what ever version you feel likeAylesbury_Duck said:
Pretty obvious why that was filtered out, then. Do you know what it means?jobe1972 said:
Bug ger was the word uses as in bug ger offAylesbury_Duck said:
Fair enough, although I can't think what fell foul of the filter if it wasn't swearing?jobe1972 said:
Why I didnt swear but for some reason it thinks I didAylesbury_Duck said:
Charming. I suddenly have a lot more sympathy for the dance theatre organisation.jobe1972 said:
they can !!!!!! off for the 3rd ..eskbanker said:How do you pay the dance school, i.e. is there a direct debit, or continuous payment authority, or are you paying manually each time?
I'm just thinking that if they don't actually have the ability to take money directly from your account/card, then it would be up to them to pursue you via court for what they'd consider to be a debt, which would strengthen your hand, especially if you bought the second ticket....0
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