Is it possible?

[borderbilly]

Is it possible to start a thread ,and let it run its course without the intervention of Mr. Drift

 

[Hutch]

I doubt it but you could try, but sometimes posters get banned for a day or a week. Go on try it. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

 

[otherclive]

The problem sometimes faced when starting a thread is that occasionally it can get crossed. Then you have to withdraw and start again, or else go off fishing. Now that’s a way to spend time and relax.

 

[ProfJohnL]

Is it possible to start a thread ,and let it run its course without the intervention of Mr. Drift

In theory yes, but in practice that cannot be guaranteed.

 

[Hutch]

The problem sometimes faced when starting a thread is that occasionally it can get crossed. Then you have to withdraw and start again, or else go off fishing. Now that’s a way to spend time and relax.

Doesn't popping the ring pull on a can of cider, scare the fish.?

 

[Jcloughie]

I find that drift, within reason, adds to interest and diversity, which can develop into broader answers which can be very useful to the OP and readers in general.

But if the OP, phrases their query in very specific terms, then they deserve specific, and ‘to the point’ answers.

John

 

[Dustydog]

Let’s try a Drift.
Who invented the Haggis🙀😉🤔

 

[otherclive]

Let’s try a Drift.
Who invented the Haggis🙀😉🤔

Alfred the Great as it didn’t burn as easily as cakes.

 

[Sam Vimes]

Shouldn't that be Alfred the GRATE

 

[birdman101]

The sheep as without their input you would never have them.

 

[ProfJohnL]

Shouldn't that be Alfred the GRATE

Careful Sam, you know how touchy the moderators can get, You might get banned.

 

[Mel]

Is it possible to start a thread ,and let it run its course without the intervention of Mr. Drift

This is a forum where all members can contribute to all threads. Moreover the main contributors are old hands on the forum and have got to know each other one way or another so the forum can develop a flavour of “Blokes down the Pub”. In this circumstance thread drift becomes almost inevitable. Sam and I do intervene when threads become completely hijacked or the thread drift becomes argumentative. However if we intervened at every bit of thread drift then we could be in danger of over moderation and stifling discussion.
Perhaps you would all like to discuss how much intervention you would like from Sam and I. We are hapy for some constructive feedback.
Mel

 

[otherclive]

This is a forum where all members can contribute to all threads. Moreover the main contributors are old hands on the forum and have got to know each other one way or another so the forum can develop a flavour of “Blokes down the Pub”. In this circumstance thread drift becomes almost inevitable. Sam and I do intervene when threads become completely hijacked or the thread drift becomes argumentative. However if we intervened at every bit of thread drift then we could be in danger of over moderation and stifling discussion.
Perhaps you would all like to discuss how much intervention you would like from Sam and I. We are hapy for some constructive feedback.
Mel

I am very happy with the moderation that you and Sam provide as when necessary it’s a light touch approach, but can become more firm if required.

 

[otherclive]

The sheep as without their input you would never have them.

Yesterday we came across the constituents to make venison haggis left in the middle of a track we were walking in the Forest of Dean. Poachers🤬

 

[Sam Vimes]

How many poachers does it take to make a Haggis?

BTW: I once tried vegaterian Haggis - it put me in mind of the bottom of a hampsters cage - although I confess I've never tried that.

Have we drifted enough in this slow season?

 

[toad a caravan]

"Drifters" they made some good records in the past

 

[GUMPY]

"Drifters" they made some good records in the past

Possibly one of the most interesting band history's ever.
Which set of Drifters?

The Drifters - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Rudy Lewis is also an early member of the 27 club.