The revealing of forum questions (1 Viewer)

[Otis]

Just an idea here, but it is obvious that Fisher and/or Sisu people are reading these City internet forums.

With that in mind, I think it may be a good idea that people to keep some good questions to themselves in readiness to be revealed for the forums rather than broadcast the questions on here in advance, thus enabling TF plenty of time to come up with his answers and think out his responses.

Fisher needs to be put on the spot because he is exuding all the control at the moment.

He needs good questions put to him where he hasn't known the question in advance and therefore had time to come up with any pre-planned answers.

 

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[stupot07]

Good idea. Problem is most questions seem to be similar questions to Thursday just rephrased.

 

[Ripbuster]

ro ew ouldc lla psot ni coed,tyhe wuldo evenr nkow...

 

[bigfatronssba]

Can't we just have a presidential style debate between OSB and Tim Fisher?

 

[lifelongcityfan]

doesnt matter what the question is, the answers are all the same.

 

[stupot07]

ro ew ouldc lla psot ni coed,tyhe wuldo evenr nkow...

I agree.

Or should I say eerga I?

 

[Flying Fokker]

ro ew ouldc lla psot ni coed,tyhe wuldo evenr nkow...

Should be ok for Tim. Someone who speaks his language.

 

[Sisued]

Having listened to the forums its quite clear most of those attending are unaware of what their mouths are doing already

 

[Broken Hearted Sky Blue]

Only a suggestion nobody on Monday asks a question get Osb to ask them all

 

[@richh87]

ro ew ouldc lla psot ni coed,tyhe wuldo evenr nkow...

Fkcuin leov ti

 

[bigfatronssba]

We should all communicate in Mercian, the ancient language of our area. Fisher, being from outside these parts, will not know what we are saying. If your Merican is a little rusty may I suggest this book?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Mercian-Language-Introduction-Anglo-Saxon/dp/1897999399&tag=skblta-21

 

[Otis]

I've been in The Earl of Mercia if that helps any.


He wasn't particularly happy about it to be honest. Must have taken him by surprise.