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11-26-19, 10:56 AM
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11-26-19, 11:46 AM
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Rouleur
Hey - maybe the thread was four years old, but I managed to point out that someone's Peugeot was at least 3-4 years older than they thought it was. So it's kind of like telling a zombie that it's even older than it was before (and should probably just bury itself again).
That has to count for something on a karmic plane, right?
That has to count for something on a karmic plane, right?
11-26-19, 12:12 PM
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Hey - maybe the thread was four years old, but I managed to point out that someone's Peugeot was at least 3-4 years older than they thought it was. So it's kind of like telling a zombie that it's even older than it was before (and should probably just bury itself again).
That has to count for something on a karmic plane, right?
That has to count for something on a karmic plane, right?
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11-26-19, 02:47 PM
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Wait, what? This is a resurrected thread? 
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11-26-19, 05:18 PM
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11-26-19, 07:18 PM
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11-27-19, 01:51 AM
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Huzzah! (antiquainted interjection seems appropriate here)
Now there's only one more quirk that irks (me, at least). When I click on the notification to see where folks have quoted me, it takes me to the bottom of that quotes page, and I have to scroll up to see the recent ones.
Anyone else have this going on?
Now there's only one more quirk that irks (me, at least). When I click on the notification to see where folks have quoted me, it takes me to the bottom of that quotes page, and I have to scroll up to see the recent ones.
Anyone else have this going on?
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11-27-19, 02:21 AM
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Huzzah! (antiquainted interjection seems appropriate here)
Now there's only one more quirk that irks (me, at least). When I click on the notification to see where folks have quoted me, it takes me to the bottom of that quotes page, and I have to scroll up to see the recent ones.
Anyone else have this going on?
Now there's only one more quirk that irks (me, at least). When I click on the notification to see where folks have quoted me, it takes me to the bottom of that quotes page, and I have to scroll up to see the recent ones.
Anyone else have this going on?
11-27-19, 07:28 AM
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Huzzah! (antiquainted interjection seems appropriate here)
Now there's only one more quirk that irks (me, at least). When I click on the notification to see where folks have quoted me, it takes me to the bottom of that quotes page, and I have to scroll up to see the recent ones.
Anyone else have this going on?
Now there's only one more quirk that irks (me, at least). When I click on the notification to see where folks have quoted me, it takes me to the bottom of that quotes page, and I have to scroll up to see the recent ones.
Anyone else have this going on?
Either that, or you don't see all those notifications, on the mobile version. 🤔
11-30-19, 06:05 PM
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Its more ironic than you might know, but great reply on your part!
Kudos for bringing back the Original Posting date, to the Moderator Staph
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Bill
, but great reply on your part!Kudos for bringing back the Original Posting date, to the Moderator Staph
.Bill
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I Can Do All Things Through Him, Who Gives Me Strength. Philippians 4:13
