Rivendell Thread..... Where is it?
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Rivendell Thread..... Where is it?
Yes, what happened to it . It's just gone, no trace. I can't even find google snapshots of it.
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I looked through my posts to find it but couldn't. It must have been removed by a moderator, it got sort of intense for a while but lightened up.... maybe it went back the other way?
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MiB will be around shortly to erase all memory of that thread.
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Can they prevent future Rivendell threads? Just kidding, they are always fun.
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Yeah, I can see removing a post here or there, but not the whole thread. Is Grant Petersen moderating ?
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It's not like Rivendell runs ads on the BF.
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I asked about the thread in Suggestions Forum . https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...issing-threads I guess it got "nasty" , and was removed.
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I wish I had never started it. A couple of people pissed me off and I'm very good at holding a grudge. I'm not proud of it, that's just how I am and I'm too old to change.
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I mean this with all sincerity Grand Bois ...... as long as we're alive, we're never told old for anything. One drop of willingness is all it takes, and there's and endless supply .
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Round 2
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Why would you put something like this? Garthr and I were only hoping that GrandBois would try.
I don't know what was said in the other thread before it got deleted, but it would be a shame to lose him or other helpful members over a silly internet exchange.
I don't know what was said in the other thread before it got deleted, but it would be a shame to lose him or other helpful members over a silly internet exchange.
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Originally Posted by Grand Bois a.k.a. DirtDrop a.k.a. Big Woody
I'm too old to change.

If you lived in Rivendell, this would not be an issue, mortality and all that.


BTW, did they ever make a bike called "The Elf" which carried a true everlasting life warranty?
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I feel it should have been locked before it got too out of hand. But I hate to see things like that disappear completely as I think it's good to be able to see some of the ridiculous comments made by some of the posters. Let's you get a feel for who some of these people are and helps put in to context some of their future comments. A few folks got a real pass by this being erased.
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The vast majority of people on this site are civil, knowledgable, helpful and intelligent (including the people fighting on that thread). Something about GP and helmet threads just brings out the worst in folks and pits people who otherwise are the sole of civility against one another.
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You think you're good at holding as grudge? I'm Italian - "never forgive, never forget"... it's on the family crest.
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The comment wasn't aimed at you or anything that had been said thus far. Consider it more of a prediction. Generally when a thread gets pulled for being problematic, and another thread crops up about that thread...that thread is going to end up a continuation of the prior one.
The vast majority of people on this site are civil, knowledgable, helpful and intelligent (including the people fighting on that thread). Something about GP and helmet threads just brings out the worst in folks and pits people who otherwise are the sole of civility against one another.
The vast majority of people on this site are civil, knowledgable, helpful and intelligent (including the people fighting on that thread). Something about GP and helmet threads just brings out the worst in folks and pits people who otherwise are the sole of civility against one another.
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Originally Posted by Cassave
I probably shouldn't mention that GP never wears a helmet.....
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