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Nope...I post on something that I find interesting
Dr Who revived 315 reads
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Otherwise I tend to move along till something interests me.

You seem to think that there is a junk-yard dog mentality here.  And in some cases that is true.  But more often a particular poster decides to hone in on a post...and the two or three combatants square off and create that thread that ends up in the far right column with the ever increasing font size decreasing.  

Funny that a few members really get off on that type of mess...and make sure they post something in it just to see how that looks...true story.

And generally I don't send out the goon squad unless we're down by 4 or 5 goals with only a few minutes left to play.  No surprise when game misconducts are handed out.  And even a bench minor for some asshole coaches I know!
Posted By: RodTidweLL
Than on the boards you join in on alot of the stuff the goon squad does. I'm glad you have a mind of your own, but these guys definitely influence your behavior sometimes.

noagenosage1422 reads

I'm amazed and impressed that so many people have so much time to post huge streams of wise and amusing comments on one thread after another, each thread having so many responders that it would take days to read every message and absorb their profundity.  I think I must have chosen the wrong profession -- here I am, supposedly gracefully retired, theoretically with lots of discretionary time on my hands, owner of a large urban residence and a charming summer house in a toney resort, a couple of cars and just enough leisure travel, and I can only drool with envy while all and sundry dispense pearls of wisdom day after day on these boards.  Now, what do you folks do that you have so much time for this?  I think you all have the secrets to prosperity and if you could market them to all the rest of us laborers in the vineyards, we'd all be rich, happy and enlightened.  How do you do it?

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Dr Who revived365 reads

And I'll be happy to share the secrets of life to you.

Although it is a long process to explain...we can start with Step # 1 once I get that deposit.

There are about 394 total steps to completion.  You may have to sell that charming summer house.  But it'll be worth it....I promise  ;)

Posted By: noagenosage
I'm amazed and impressed that so many people have so much time to post huge streams of wise and amusing comments on one thread after another, each thread having so many responders that it would take days to read every message and absorb their profundity.  I think I must have chosen the wrong profession -- here I am, supposedly gracefully retired, theoretically with lots of discretionary time on my hands, owner of a large urban residence and a charming summer house in a toney resort, a couple of cars and just enough leisure travel, and I can only drool with envy while all and sundry dispense pearls of wisdom day after day on these boards.  Now, what do you folks do that you have so much time for this?  I think you all have the secrets to prosperity and if you could market them to all the rest of us laborers in the vineyards, we'd all be rich, happy and enlightened.  How do you do it?      

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Cosette405 reads

It takes a few minutes if you're a fast reader to browse through posts, perhaps longer to respond. It's like anything that is enjoyed, one makes an effort.

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Tobi Telford372 reads

I find that living in the hood, getting graduate degrees in increasingly useless fields, and dicking around on TER makes me a much more interesting person than some cranky old dude who (instead of driving his cars or enjoying his vacation home) comes on a discussion board to brag to strangers on the internet.  

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I'm amazed and impressed that so many people have so much time to post huge streams of wise and amusing comments on one thread after another, each thread having so many responders that it would take days to read every message and absorb their profundity.  I think I must have chosen the wrong profession -- here I am, supposedly gracefully retired, theoretically with lots of discretionary time on my hands, owner of a large urban residence and a charming summer house in a toney resort, a couple of cars and just enough leisure travel, and I can only drool with envy while all and sundry dispense pearls of wisdom day after day on these boards.  Now, what do you folks do that you have so much time for this?  I think you all have the secrets to prosperity and if you could market them to all the rest of us laborers in the vineyards, we'd all be rich, happy and enlightened.  How do you do it?      

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Sooo...YouWanna301 reads

Tobi you beautiful woman!!

Posted By: BadCollegeGirl
I find that living in the hood, getting graduate degrees in increasingly useless fields, and dicking around on TER makes me a much more interesting person than some cranky old dude who (instead of driving his cars or enjoying his vacation home) comes on a discussion board to brag to strangers on the internet.  

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Tobi Telford376 reads

Oh stop it, you! As soon as I figure out who you are, I'mma rub up against ya. ;)

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Tobi you beautiful woman!!  
   
Posted By: BadCollegeGirl
I find that living in the hood, getting graduate degrees in increasingly useless fields, and dicking around on TER makes me a much more interesting person than some cranky old dude who (instead of driving his cars or enjoying his vacation home) comes on a discussion board to brag to strangers on the internet.  

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Blowing Chunks380 reads

Education is more important than sports cars imo
Learning is never ending for me though,   but sometimes  I feel information is going in one ear and coming right out the other.  :D

 
Is that Chao Yun fat?  Lmao

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Tobi Telford349 reads

I agree, education is great, but trust me...my fields aren't exactly dominating the job market.  

Posted By: Drunken Asian
Education is more important than sports cars imo  
 Learning is never ending for me though,   but sometimes  I feel information is going in one ear and coming right out the other.  :D  
   
   
 Is that Chao Yun fat?  Lmao

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mrfisher323 reads

For example, as I type this I am giving out orders to people lined up at my office door and speaking on the phone directing subordinates in cities across the globe.

I can't wait until I get the brain implants installed so I can send out my messages directly though the 4G network without even having to type.

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