So if you could bring any old SS/FG thread back from the dead....
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So if you could bring any old SS/FG thread back from the dead....
.... which would it be?
I haven't been on the forum for a few days and I come back to this?!
7+ year old threads just popping up like they never ended??
Maybe we should just roll 'em all together into one huge jackass thread of their own!
I haven't been on the forum for a few days and I come back to this?!
7+ year old threads just popping up like they never ended??
Maybe we should just roll 'em all together into one huge jackass thread of their own!
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Who cares how old the thread is, if productive conversation is continuing.
You can't have it both ways - complaining when people don't search and also complaining when people bump ancient threads.
You can't have it both ways - complaining when people don't search and also complaining when people bump ancient threads.
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Didn't say I was complaining. There will always be a thread resurrected every once and again. Just not every third thread!!
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search is for finding information without having to make a new thread - it doesn't have anything to do with bumping 8 year old threads
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And asking a question/posting in an old thread, regardless of age, keeps the information all in one place. People with similar questions in the future will be able to find their answer in that thread without starting another as well. So thread necromancy is often the best course of action. This is something that happens on every forum on the internet.
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And asking a question/posting in an old thread, regardless of age, keeps the information all in one place. People with similar questions in the future will be able to find their answer in that thread without starting another as well. So thread necromancy is often the best course of action. This is something that happens on every forum on the internet.
"Ask Carleton" was a funny thread because people would always ask @carleton stupid stuff like "How much can you bench" or "Which would be a better thing to buy: a Chris King headset or a 3T stem?" or "Do you do the Carleton Dance?" or "There is a girl in my chemistry class I've been trying to get to know, so how can I tell if she likes me?". At the end basically all the questions were pissing him off. At least he would show off his new custom track bikes and that was cool. He doesn't show up here anymore except to kick people out of the track forum.
There was a beard thread somewhere that was cool but it was a derailment of some other thread so it is impossible to look it up.
I need to get some new pictures and resurrect the "FTP Love" thread.
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"MS Paint your mishaps," hands down. But somebody just did resurrect it...
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I'm surprised this thread isn't around any more:
https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/769119-what-you-drinking.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/769119-what-you-drinking.html
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I'm surprised this thread isn't around any more:
https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/769119-what-you-drinking.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/769119-what-you-drinking.html