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dminor 06-29-12 02:22 PM

Help Me Out - Which Thread to Post In?
 
Hai All,

Say, I'm looking to post something in a new thread but I'm having a hard time deciding. There are so many threads here on so many subjects. Some are just plain silly but many are serious and others are DEADLY SERIOUS (y'know, like "don't post in my thread unless you have a serious, well-documented answer or I'll reach thru the Intertubes and kill you" kind of SERIOUS).

I have opinions on MANY things and am all too free with sharing those opinions with anybody who will listen . . . and with those who won't, too. Doesn't matter; I've got an opinion - - don't wanna hear it? Tough.

Oh, and don't tell me to choose the one that "feels the best" or "fits the best." If I waited for a thread to feel just right I probably wouldn't get anything posted and then I would lose interest in posting and my keyboard would just sit in the corner getting dusty while I click through funny cat pictures on icanhascheezburger.com or something. I want to get in there and get posting right away, so maybe you could recommend a good entry-level thread that isn't too hard to learn on but will make me look like an Expert Pro poster in like a week or less.

And don't tell me to "Try Them All" and then decide either. I don't type that fast with just four Fingers and I'm pretty sure I would bonk and get typer's cramp or carpal tunnel or something trying to post in all of them. And I'm not interested in a thread from Threadsdirect.com either. My buddy already warned me about that - - they hang a bunch of pretty savvy posts on cookie-cutter, catalog threads to tempt you into thinking they're the REAL DEAL and wow, this thread's going to go somewhere and then your buddies laugh at you behind your back for falling for something like a newbie dweeb.

Thanks in advance.

SlimRider 06-29-12 02:41 PM

Welcome To Bike Forums, Dminor!

Sounds like you're in the right place. So therefore, post away! :lol:

Daspydyr 06-29-12 02:45 PM

In situations like this I defer to ed! ed is wise, or don't, maybe Zephchick or that dude from EJ NY. PM them.

You need to spend some time in FOO and P&R. You will soon see the error in your ways from 500 directions.

Grimlock 06-29-12 09:18 PM

I came for the subject but stayed for the properly formatted paragraphs. The spoken lengths were perfect and the tension was spot-on. In the end though, Sheldon Brown could have told you what thread would have been perfect for you (The one with the tandem fixie with an internal hub.).

pablosnazzy 06-30-12 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by Grimlock (Post 14423674)
I came for the subject but stayed for the properly formatted paragraphs. The spoken lengths were perfect and the tension was spot-on. In the end though, Sheldon Brown could have told you what thread would have been perfect for you (The one with the tandem fixie with an internal hub.).

best. answer. EVER!

I was gonna say post in the thread that fits you and is most comfortable, but forget that, listen to Grimlock

Daspydyr 06-30-12 09:54 AM

Actually I thought that psnaz had finally taken dminor out "for that beer."

Pete In Az 06-30-12 10:00 AM

It's a Zen thing. I'd tell you, but I'd have to kill you.

That's actually good, because, being a Zen thing, when you reincarnate, you'll know.

You'll probably have to wait a couple of years to post, though, and in the mean time, you're account might get deleted for lack of use. So, that might be bad.

Your call... You REALLY want to know?

ed 07-01-12 07:48 AM

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