Last word

Hi,

Are you a lastworder (a new creation of mine freshly minted this morning at 7.30 GMT)? By that I ask whether you always have to have the last word in every discussion/argument/debate or whether you say your piece, make a point and then let it lie there.

Alan

PS

Oh dear! There’s me claiming I’d just created a new word and old Mother Google has just proved me wrong.

I used to be a bit of a lastworder, but participating in discussions on this forum has run rings around me. There are more adamant forces out there that keep coming back like rubber bras bouncing on big mamas stuck in full swing on trampolines.

Are there only two options?

You still try to have the last word, and it’s almost always nothing to do with the topic.

Come on Ralf! You’re not going to let that go unremarked, are you?

Alan

It would surprise me if he did. :lol:

You’re right, Alan.

There are people I like, there are people I respect, and then there are people who are like those nerdy spooks you always found annoying at school.

And then there are those people who kiss native a*s.

If the shoe fits, you should wear it, Molly.

Go on then, have your last words, I’m sure you can do worse than this:

I am fully recognized as the lastworder in very broad meaning of the word.

Jan

Hi, :lol:

Not every situation follows our certain scenario that makes it feasible for us to leave the last word. That is I am not a lastworder for political discussions… But if a subject of a discourse answers my profound knowledge and competence I’d not be chicken and perform the role of the so-called lastworder with the greatest pleasure. :wink: :wink: :wink:

What would you say - could (roughly) 1161 posts of a member who’s joined the forum on 12 February give any indication of said person’s obsessive last-wordiness?

You seem a bit obsessed with that person, Walf. Are you?

Hey, could 592 posts, over (roughly) 2 years mean that person doesn’t have much to offer?

I don’t always hit the ball it my court. Maybe sometimes.

Hi Alan

I have been known to be “a lastworder” and dig my heels in.

Sometimes I walk away from an argument if I see it is becoming ridiculous or if I blow my fuse (the latter usually being with my girlfriend it seems).

But does the one who has the last word have the last laugh, or does it just mean they haven´t run out of gas yet?

cheers stew.t.