13th century helmet from museum

[Matchlock]

OK,

Cornelis is right. On the other hand and in my opinion, each serious discussion should be allowed to get a litlle bit childish now and then, just for the fun.

Best,
Michael

[Rick]

That our new contributing member Cesare, has not been offended by your antics Gentlemen .

Please remember; there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers .

Over and out .

Rick

[Dmitry]

Originally Posted by Rick

Please remember; there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers .

So, is this an iron utility bucket or a rare helmet?

[Matchlock]

Exactly, Dmitry,

This has been and still is the serious question, and Cesare has sadly never replied on my key queries!

m

[Dmitry]

Originally Posted by Matchlock

Exactly, Dmitry,

This has been and still is the serious question, and Cesare has sadly never replied on my key queries!

m

Apparently this was not deemed a serious question by the moderator. Hence the deleted posts.

[fernando]

Hi Dmitry,

Originally Posted by Rick

... there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers ...

Originally Posted by Dmitry

So, is this an iron utility bucket or a rare helmet?

Whatch that you are not on the other end of the sentence

... furthermore, let's avoid raining on the wet.

[Dmitry]

Originally Posted by fernando

Hi Dmitry,



Whatch that you are not on the other end of the sentence

I'm sorry to say, but I don't understand what this meant.

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Dmitry

I'm sorry to say, but I don't understand what this meant.

Don't bother; you will.

[katana]

A little disappointed that this thread 'died', but do believe 'lessons' have been learned. This is an educational forum, there will be differences of opinion...it is frustrating to have an object posted, questions asked ...that go unanswered. I feel that the 'poster' whom wants further information or comments ...should reply to queries, or explain why they believe certain things are fact. This is how we learn and grow....humour...a little friendly 'banter', makes education fun, but I can understand how this can be misconcieved by some. Please, lets not refrain from the occasional 'banter'.....afterall ....all work and no play made Jack a dull boy

Best Regards David

[fernando]

Hi Michl,

Originally Posted by Matchlock

OK, Cornelis is right. On the other hand and in my opinion, each serious discussion should be allowed to get a litlle bit childish now and then, just for the fun.
Best,
Michael

Yes, some joking is good to maintain a healthy atmosphere but, we may have to take into account the sense of opportunity, the intensity of the joke and the degree of intimacy we have already built with the person (member) we are addressing.
... and so on !