But it's like being sure that the fridge light has gone off when you close the door.
Every time I check to see who's in the list, I'm there as well.
tim
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Originally posted by AtWIt is really sad to be shown on that page all the time.
I don't use invisible mode however - I login and logout after post.
HTH
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Yes it does indeed.Originally posted by zeitghostDoes it stop the little lighty up thingy on the posts that shows if you're on line or not?
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It is really sad to be shown on that page all the time.Originally posted by XenophonAtW - why do you use Invisible Mode? Your post count is high, so it isn't as if you are fooling anyone!?!
I don't use invisible mode however - I login and logout after post.
HTH
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Originally posted by zeitghostWhat the feck is Invisible Mode?
Do the letters light up black on a black background or what?
Click 'User CP' then go to 'Edit Options' where you will find 'Invisible Mode.' It just means that your name doesn't appear in the 'Currently Active Users' list on the main forum page. Fairly pointless IMO, but AtW seems to like it.
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Gnus don't need commodes, we tulip where we want.
MMMMmmmmmmmoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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He has wireless.Originally posted by MarillionFanOnly when he needs a sh1t does he goe to the toilet
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I have to say I've noticed this. I might post late at night and seconds later one of A(YAWN)tW's threads appear.
I dont think he sleeps. I think he sits there waiting, waiting for someone to post - all day & all night. Only when he needs a sh1t does he goe to the toilet, the rest of the time he pisses into a pint glass.
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Invisible Mode
AtW - why do you use Invisible Mode? Your post count is high, so it isn't as if you are fooling anyone!?!
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