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As a younger member of this community I want to take great care not to offend any of the other Gransnetters. I would be grateful for you input into how best to address you as a community. Would the term 'Senior user' be considered to be defamatory when talking about your use of the internet or would you rather the more colloquial 'Silver Surfer'.
Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards
Adam
You"re a saucy one ROSE , don"t include me , Alright !!
Speak for yourself Rose
I don"t believe one can get a SENIOR railcard unless one is over a certain age!!
Yeah alright Bags! 
"Elders" always reminds me of members of non conformist churches, and anyway, isn't "elder" also an adjective, maybe with an implicit noun again?
Doesn't really matter in the great scheme of things, does it? But I do enjoy being a pedant footering around with grammar!
ariadne
OOOPs a daisy NOT bus pass , railcard !
Adam was just after a freebie! (Don't blame him either!)
JINGLE , nothing at all , in fact that is what is written on bus passes !
Phew! So glad! (I really have been worrying)
I just worry about Cari's dinner. 
What a pity I missed all the fun yesterday
'Our lad' or 'the lad' might be slightly more patronising Soutra
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