Several times over the busy holiday weekend I thought of a question or comment I wanted to start a thread about. Each time, when I finally got to the computer, my question or comment had evaporated. I find this quite annoying as the my questions were quite insightful and pointed and my comments witty and, um, insightful. Take my word for it. You would have been impressed by them.
And this does in fact actually lead to a question/comment: Do you folks who have thousands of posts just stay logged in all the time or spend that much time logged in here? I read the boards quite a bit, but I am forced into breaks of several days by life and what have you. And I guess I am not opinionated enough to want to spout off all the time (this is not acriticism of those of you who do spout off all the damn time) and I have rarely ever posted to GD so, um, well, exactly how did you folks with high post counts get there?
Whenever I have a real question I always google it first so that I don’t waste valueable board resources. Nine times out of ten I find it on Google. Whenever I think of posting something mundane and pointless I type up the post, proof read it, and then decide no one would be interested in reading it and end up deleting it.
Whenever I have a real question I always google it first so that I don’t waste valueable board resources. Nine times out of ten I find it on Google. Whenever I think of posting something mundane and pointless I type up the post, proof read it, and then decide no one would be interested in reading it and end up deleting it.
Most of the questions (I think, I have forgotten them, yunnerstand) would have been of the “what do you think of …” variety rather than factual. I have asked a few about my car and such. And I occasionally feel the need to rant about silly things like traffic or the way people in general suck etc.
Mostly stuff you all would have ignored anyway…hmmmm
OK, I’ll post my paypal acount info real soon, and if I don’t see $1 from every member, I’ll bore this entire board to death!! And don’t think I can’t do it!