Originally Posted by
drspear
But your life isn't so full of non silly stuff to seek to take moral high ground on an internet forum
Clearly not! Or perhaps at the moment I simply use my time for what I want to do, which is to have this conversation.
Originally Posted by
drspear
I am not sure I get you, its common when losing internet flames / arguments to go on to personal attacks, like mentioning emotive terms like insecure, so I am fully conscious of what you seek to do, but it doesn't work, it would more reflect self confidence to trust oneself to achieve an aim down to your own planning.
Sorry, you have been calling those of us who disagree all sorts of names... It's not about winning/losing, rather about the debate. As I said before, I simply give you my views. Nothing more, nothing less.
Originally Posted by
drspear
I do definitely enjoy this sort of thing with the lounges, you say its not your style, so we are clearly different, but no rules have been broken.
Of course the rules, which are clearly stated on the BA site and elsewhere are broken if you appropriate yourself of access where this is not allowed. Whether or not you get away with it, or even have someone go along with it. is neither here nor there when it comes to the simple factual matter of whether or not the rule was adhered to.
Originally Posted by
drspear
I cannot break the rule by virtue of the lounge assistant's decision on my request, they set the rules.
No, they are supposed to
apply the rule. No doubt in some cases that doesn't happen, but that does not change the rule.
Originally Posted by
drspear
I have never had any speeding fine, have you ? Have you never ever broken a speed limit ever in your life, you need to go find that mirror again I think
As I explained before, not being found out (being fined) is not the same as adhering to the speed limit... And yes, I will always try to stick to it (and modern technology helps with that - I love speedtronic). The point is not about being infallible though, it is about our
intentions. That is also the point about integrity of course.