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[omega3000]

I think I know what to do .. where was that tramlining thread

 

Got some Brut , its smells just like it use to and keeps the wasps away 

Come back Mr gixer , you need to comment on the whole MOTO GP season thread 

[paul.lovejoy]

maybe hes been banned you know how power crazy the fat shadow gets the brut.....shame on you you big bully

[05omegav6]

maybe hes been banned you know how power crazy the fat shadow gets the brut.....shame on you you big bully

Left of his own accord, much to our detriment 

[henryd]

maybe hes been banned you know how power crazy the fat shadow gets the brut.....shame on you you big bully

Left of his own accord, much to our detriment

Aye

[Lizzie_Zoom]

He'l be back - like the Terminator!

[TheBoy]

chrisgixer has decided that it was time for him and OOF to part company.

He learned a lot, technically, from OOF when he first joined, and I know was keen to pay that back by helping others, either physically or by advice online.  As far as I'm concerned he put in more that he took from OOF, so I think he accomplished his goals over the past 2 to 3 years.

I know he wasn't the most articulate with his prose - not helped by that bloody gayPad of his - and I think felt frustated by (and others equally frustrated by him) not being able to get his point of view across, but I'm sure that most people who have met him and got to know him (I know he felt uncomfortable in crowds of people) will agree that he was an approachable, helpful, friendly OOFer who had a real desire to help fellow OOFers.

I think him leaving is a sad loss for OOF to be honest, and secretly hope he will return soon.  However, I suspect he won't, so on that basis, I'd like to wish him all the best for the future, and thank him for all the help he has given me personally, and to the help he has given members.

J

[cem_devecioglu]

I know many ways to provoke him   (if he follows)
 
let him rest a bit , then I will start provocation

[Auto Addict]

chrisgixer has decided that it was time for him and OOF to part company.

He learned a lot, technically, from OOF when he first joined, and I know was keen to pay that back by helping others, either physically or by advice online.  As far as I'm concerned he put in more that he took from OOF, so I think he accomplished his goals over the past 2 to 3 years.

I know he wasn't the most articulate with his prose - not helped by that bloody gayPad of his - and I think felt frustated by (and others equally frustrated by him) not being able to get his point of view across, but I'm sure that most people who have met him and got to know him (I know he felt uncomfortable in crowds of people) will agree that he was an approachable, helpful, friendly OOFer who had a real desire to help fellow OOFers.

I think him leaving is a sad loss for OOF to be honest, and secretly hope he will return soon.  However, I suspect he won't, so on that basis, I'd like to wish him all the best for the future, and thank him for all the help he has given me personally, and to the help he has given members.

J

Sad loss to OOF, was hoping to convert him to custard at Newent

[05omegav6]

I know many ways to provoke him   (if he follows)
 
let him rest a bit , then I will start provocation

To what end?

I suspected you were being deliberately obnoxious. Thank you for finally admitting it

 

[cem_devecioglu]

I know many ways to provoke him   (if he follows)
 
let him rest a bit , then I will start provocation

To what end?

I suspected you were being deliberately obnoxious. Thank you for finally admitting it

 

Al, please dont exaggerate jokes.. 
 
ps: please be careful what words you choose/use..

[05omegav6]

chrisgixer has decided that it was time for him and OOF to part company.

He learned a lot, technically, from OOF when he first joined, and I know was keen to pay that back by helping others, either physically or by advice online.  As far as I'm concerned he put in more that he took from OOF, so I think he accomplished his goals over the past 2 to 3 years.

I know he wasn't the most articulate with his prose - not helped by that bloody gayPad of his - and I think felt frustated by (and others equally frustrated by him) not being able to get his point of view across, but I'm sure that most people who have met him and got to know him (I know he felt uncomfortable in crowds of people) will agree that he was an approachable, helpful, friendly OOFer who had a real desire to help fellow OOFers.

I think him leaving is a sad loss for OOF to be honest, and secretly hope he will return soon.  However, I suspect he won't, so on that basis, I'd like to wish him all the best for the future, and thank him for all the help he has given me personally, and to the help he has given members.

J

Well put

[grain.ben]

chrisgixer has decided that it was time for him and OOF to part company.

He learned a lot, technically, from OOF when he first joined, and I know was keen to pay that back by helping others, either physically or by advice online.  As far as I'm concerned he put in more that he took from OOF, so I think he accomplished his goals over the past 2 to 3 years.

I know he wasn't the most articulate with his prose - not helped by that bloody gayPad of his - and I think felt frustated by (and others equally frustrated by him) not being able to get his point of view across, but I'm sure that most people who have met him and got to know him (I know he felt uncomfortable in crowds of people) will agree that he was an approachable, helpful, friendly OOFer who had a real desire to help fellow OOFers.

I think him leaving is a sad loss for OOF to be honest, and secretly hope he will return soon.  However, I suspect he won't, so on that basis, I'd like to wish him all the best for the future, and thank him for all the help he has given me personally, and to the help he has given members.

J

Well put

+1 

Only met him once (at Oxford-Kassam meet) and thought he was a nice cheerful chap and gave me some good advice over various things. Hope he comes back, and whatever happened on here, can be brushed under the carpet, all forgotten and forgiven 

[STMO123]

Well...he knows that I was very fond of him.

[tunnie]

I'll always remember the Curry night after front suspension work on my new 3.2, after much pish taking about my student-ness, my trusty steed lacking of a full compliment or horses. Followed by a lot of comments on my driving style 

He then decided to show all the "damage" to his body from working on my car, to which I replied. "Its not my fault you are fat" 

I think the waiter almost dropped the plate of onion bhajis, followed by a certain admin almost spraying beer all over the table.   

Lots of car work, followed by great laughs and a curry. Hope he will still be around for those!   

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I'll always remember the Curry night after front suspension work on my new 3.2, after much pish taking about my student-ness, my trusty steed lacking of a full compliment or horses. Followed by a lot of comments on my driving style 

He then decided to show all the "damage" to his body from working on my car, to which I replied. "Its not my fault you are fat" 

I think the waiter almost dropped the plate of onion bhajis, followed by a certain admin almost spraying beer all over the table.   

Lots of car work, followed by great laughs and a curry. Hope he will still be around for those!   

Were you talking to Gixer or TFS?.....That description could fit more than one person/admin.