Suggestion for naming threads

Cheyenne

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Flame away, but here is my suggestion anyway. I've always been a member of the "if you don't like it, don't read it" club. But I've been gone a week and it is annoying trying to catch up on threads because there are so many of them these days. It is impossible in many cases to tell which threads are the "Hi, I'm here" or "Bye, I'm leaving" threads from their titles. Worse are the ones that say things like "Do you like..." and then you have to open the thread to find out the question has nothing to do with sex, but Kenny G music! I hate Kenny G, so that one pissed me off as a waste of time in particular. But the point is, please don't trick us to have to open the silly threads- it takes too much time. (Example: that last one could have been titled "Kenny G music" and I would have blown right by it.)

So, my suggestion is to please put a clue as to the thread contents IN the title, not necessarily just in the first post. The more specific the title, the better.

And yes, I'm cranky today, so sue me. Flew threw too many time zones yesterday to get home.
 
Cheyenne

::dancing around the room::

That is EXACTLY the point I have been trying to make in a much more subtle way! I am so happy that someone finally said what I was thinking. I started about 30 threads in the past two days to alleviate some pain in my life, but I purposely titled them that way because I too get tired of it.

Thank you
 
I've been accused of a lot of things in life. Being subtle isn't one of them. :D Tends to get me in trouble, but I'm normally blunt and honest.
 
Cheyenne said:
I've been accused of a lot of things in life. Being subtle isn't one of them. :D Tends to get me in trouble, but I'm normally blunt and honest.

Blunt and honest? You? Nahhhh, I thought you were playful and kind? ::::Insert sarcasm here:::: ;)

By the way: Voulez-vous avec moi? C'est soir?:p
 
I look at the poster. There are about five on this board that when I see their name, pass right over the post. Have learned from experience that it will be another asinine post with no meaning, at least to me. Gives me time to concentrate on the ones that have some meaning other than to inflate the post totals
 
that indispensible french phrase!

Bushido71XS said:
By the way: Voulez-vous avec moi? C'est soir?:p

Bush, you forgot the verb, hon, the most important part!
you said: "Would you like with me? This is night?"

Alors, voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir? Tres bien.
 
Thanks Sally, what I remember of French class you can put in a thimble and rattle.

So when ya wanna ride? :D
 
Re: that indispensible french phrase!

Mustang Sally said:
Bushido71XS said:
By the way: Voulez-vous avec moi? C'est soir?:p

Bush, you forgot the verb, hon, the most important part!
you said: "Would you like with me? This is night?"

Alors, voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir? Tres bien.

Hey, I still need a translation! I never took French class.
 
The New Thread Naming Convention:

Take the first four letters of your username. Then add an "F" for "frivolous" or "S" for "serious". After this, place a "?" for a question, a "." for a statement, or a "!" to denote an exciting announcement. Then, reduce your statement down to a single descriptive sentence, and further reduce that to an anacronym.

Thus, if Aiko (my cat) was climbing my curtains (which she does) and I was seeking advice, I would title my thread thusly:

LAUR_S_?_MCICTC

or some might think it should be

LAUR_F_?_MCICTC

depending on your views on cats and/or curtains.

Does that satisfy everyone's need for order in a chaotic universe? :)
 
MUST_F_._LIF

For Cheyenne :)

"Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?" is a very important phrase to know. It was made famous by the 1975 song Lady Marmalade by Patti Labelle. And it means "Would you like to sleep with me tonight?" It's a cool song. Some lyrics:

Do you fancy heading in the sack?
Yes, my kitty cat is all that
And then some, you are the one
Gotta represent, gotta go the whole run
We can play all night, gotta do it right
Snuggle up, huggle up nice and tight
My place or yours? Gotta be raw
Don't really matter once we get through the door

Coochie, coochie, yaya, dada
Coochie, coochie, yaya, here
Mooka-chooka, latta, yaya
Where d'you think you're sleeping tonight? Oh

Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir?
Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?
etc.
 
Okay, can we knock off with the ABBA? Disco reeks like the StudMuffin's socks.
 
Mustang Sally said:
For Cheyenne :)

"Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?" is a very important phrase to know. It was made famous by the 1975 song Lady Marmalade by Patti Labelle. And it means "Would you like to sleep with me tonight?"

Okay, now it sounds familiar with that added description. Bushido wants to sleep with me tonight? hmmmmmmmmm :D
 
Muff, it's not ABBA, it's Patti Labelle. And she wanted to know! lol

"Hey sister, go sister, soul sister, go sister!"
 
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