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It has come to my attention, and probably to the attention of the NSA. GCHQ and South Wirral Scouting Association that a certain amount of self-bunning is going on.
As it has wisely been pointed it can lead to hairs growing on the keyboard and in extreme cases, blindness.
Hence, the Self-bunners
self help group offers help and counselling, a place to admit to your peers "My name is xxxx, and I am a self-bunner".
One day at a time, and all that.
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I usually give myself a bone. |
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Nobody wants to know what you do when Lady Buchanan is
away, m'lud. |
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Forsooth, speak not but for thyself, [Alterother]. |
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Okay, I stand corrected. It appears that [ytk] would indeed
like to know what His Lordship does when Her Ladyship
makes her biannual sojourn to visit feeble-minded
cousin Anice at the Rickerforth-Buchanan manse in
Torquay. |
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I'm trying to get a paparazzo career off the ground. |
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If your idea is so bad you can't even bring yourself to vote
for it, perhaps you shouldn't have posted it in the first
place. |
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I never vote on my own ideas. That would be crass. |
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Don't see the problem. In every election, the
politicians vote for themselves. In a meeting in
which people have proffered ideas, people vote for
their own ideas. |
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It's clapping for yourself at the Oscars that's crass. |
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Is manse a word in much use in England? I associate it v much with Scotchland (as in "Gordon Brown is a son o' the manse"). |
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Self-bunning could be looked upon as being in the tradition of Wilde (no, the other one) "I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train." |
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I will say I never give my ideas the first bun, but as
[lurch] says, if you don't like the idea, why post it? |
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Always after the first bun. Sometimes after a few buns to make it an even number. |
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Self-bunning is fundamentally dishonest. Your idea's rating
should reflect its reception by others, not your own
attempt to manipulate the voting process. That said, if I
see an idea with lots of bones and a single bun, I assume
it's a self-bun and disregard it. |
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I have boned a couple of my own ideas, though. |
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//Is manse a word in much use in England?// A quick
poll of my friends suggests that it is. |
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How is "one person, one vote" manipulating the
voting process? |
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Personally, I can see the case for rigorous screening before issuing a bun license. |
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