how many
just wanted to check the number of posts I made...
mind you I have been on the board for more than 3 years using the same user id
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Guest repliedThankfully they tend to be limited to where the teenagers post drivel (err...not that I visit such boardsAye some places even have dedicated "babble threads" to try to keep the post whores from annoying everyone else, scary opening those things..
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The really sad aspect is the status that is often attached to the number of posts one has made; the more posts the better. Fortunately it seems to be limited to one or two individuals on this forum, but you have to wonder whether such people have really entered adulthood.
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Guest repliedAye some places even have dedicated "babble threads" to try to keep the post whores from annoying everyone else, scary opening those things..
"Morning babblers"
"Hi"
"Just had toast and coffee for breafast"
"Just had a glass of OJ"
"Cool"
"Damn i need to take a piss"
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Guest repliedThis forum isn't as bad as some for post monsters. On some other forums they have 'post boosting'.Just what in the hell is your excuse? Some of you lot even argue amongst yourself about who posts the most.
The sensible members of this community post to kill time during the working day...but you have to worry about those who post during their free time 8o
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Guest repliedSo that's what "Posts" means.
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Guest repliedRe: posts
A girl's gotta do...
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Guest repliedRe: posts
I cant sleep so I might as well add another one....
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Guest repliedposts
There is no argument amongs us as to who posts the most
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Just what in the hell is your excuse? Some of you lot even argue amongst yourself about who posts the most.Tags: None
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