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Glen asserts in the other thread he has a signature but I can't see it! I can see everyone else's signatures though. Can anyone else see Glen's?

 

I'm wondering now if I've accidentally turned it off, but how would one check please? Once the sig is gone, there is no longer a button to toggle it on and off. 

 

 

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Just now, MtB said:

Glen asserts in the other thread he has a signature but I can't see it! I can see everyone else's signatures though. Can anyone else see Glen's?

 

I'm wondering now if I've accidentally turned it off, but how would one check please? Once the sig is gone, there is no longer a button to toggle it on and off. 

 

 

I can see only "Glenn".

Russ T Experienced

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2 minutes ago, MtB said:

Glen asserts in the other thread he has a signature but I can't see it! I can see everyone else's signatures though. Can anyone else see Glen's?

 

I'm wondering now if I've accidentally turned it off, but how would one check please? Once the sig is gone, there is no longer a button to toggle it on and off. 

 

 

Who is Goliath? Do you mean user @5239

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Russ T Experienced

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There is an option in your settings to display other peoples signature, but I can't see that it makes much difference. Perhaps one needs to sign out and back in again after changing it. I haven't tried.

 

Too lazy.

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33 minutes ago, Rod Stewart said:

If Goliath is beerbeerbeer, and 5239, who the hell am I?Im confused.

 

This is why we need the username history, now concealed from us.

 

Other forums have users who have changed name every six months for years on end apparently, and if the same starts happening here then for transparency, I think we want the history to be made available again please, Team Admin.

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, MtB said:

 

This is why we need the username history, now concealed from us.

 

Other forums have users who have changed name every six months for years on end apparently, and if the same starts happening here then for transparency, I think we want the history to be made available again please, Team Admin.

 

 

 

I think this 'we' that you speak of can only be determined via a poll.

 

For me, the only reason for continuity of a name is to determine whether that is a name I have previously associated with good advice. That is easily determined.

 

However. I suspect you are right, and look forward to voting in your poll.

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2 minutes ago, Rod Stewart said:

I think this 'we' that you speak of can only be determined via a poll.

 

 

The "we" was me and all my aliases! 

 

Or should that be aliaii?

 

 

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9 minutes ago, bizzard said:

Incidentally Rod. Do you know the Hop pole pub ?

I used to visit Wansdworth on a regular basis. Though, I preferred the Windmill on clapham common. Made the mistake of asking for a pint of directors in there once when the rest of the pub was drinking Youngs, delivered by horse. I don't think it was delivered directly by the horse though. I don't recal the Hop pole, but Directors is a strong pint.

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I used to visit Wansdworth on a regular basis. Though, I preffered the Windmill on clapham common. Made the mistake of asking for a pint of directors in there once when the rest of the pub was drinking Youngs, delivered by horse. I don't think it was delivered directly by the horse though. I don't recal the Hop pole, but Directors is a strong pint.

The Windmill isn't what it used to be, and neither is Young's Ordinary... 😞

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1 minute ago, IanD said:

The Windmill isn't what it used to be, and neither is Young's Ordinary... 😞

Well, it was quite good in 87.

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That's 1987, not 1887.
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6 minutes ago, Rod Stewart said:

I used to visit Wansdworth on a regular basis. Though, I preferred the Windmill on clapham common. Made the mistake of asking for a pint of directors in there once when the rest of the pub was drinking Youngs, delivered by horse. I don't think it was delivered directly by the horse though. I don't recal the Hop pole, but Directors is a strong pint.

No Rod. The Hop Pole pub near Bishops Stortford, near Stansted airport.

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5 minutes ago, Rod Stewart said:

Ohhhhhh. That Hop pole. No.

The landlord once told us that you drank in there regularly and not certain of this but you drove an old Austin Healey 3000.

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Just now, bizzard said:

The landlord once told us that you drank in there regularly and not certain of this but you drove an old Austin Healey 3000.

I think I know what has happened here. It happens to me and Pen all the time. You're mistaking me for that famous pop singer, aren't you?

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13 minutes ago, Rod Stewart said:

Ohhhhhh. That Hop pole. No.

The one in Wandsworth has gone downhill in recent years too... 😞

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20 minutes ago, Rod Stewart said:

I think I know what has happened here. It happens to me and Pen all the time. You're mistaking me for that famous pop singer, aren't you?

 

Stevie Wonder, you mean?

 

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