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CrimsonMaiden said:I never get enough pms for my inbox to be full. As if that weren't bad enough, I just got a pop up saying that I had a pm. Unfortunately, when I opened my pm screen it said that it had been deleted by the sender. (I'm guessing someone clicked on the wrong name and didn't realize it until it was already sent.)
Oh well, I guess getting a few pms is better than having my inbox flooded with those *wanna cyber?* type messages.
Ok, I am through whining now. You can go back to your regularly scheduled thread.
CM
lewdandlicentious said:Pops,
Who's Mrs Bateman????????
Originally posted by Rumple Foreskin
Speaking of PM's.
For some reason, I haven't been getting notified recently when one of my rare PM's arrives. I was tinkering with my control panel and noticed three of the little things sitting there, ignored and lonely, just waiting to be read. Fortunately, the senders were Pure, the_Bragis, and MathGirl. By now they've learned to expect little from me in the way of talent or reliability.
But seriously folks, has anyone else had this problem or is it another "You done did it again Rumple," solo snafu on my part?
Rumple Foreskin
ps: yes I checked, and my notification setting was set to "on"
Icingsugar said:What's wrong with loioking them up, buying a plane ticket to wherever they live, knock on their door and kicking their ass?
They don't answer my PMs.shereads said:What did the Mongolians do to make you hate them so?
Good work, Shereads,shereads said:In Outer Mongolia, a landlocked socialist republic bordering China, it is traditional when requesting a PM reply from a neighbor to clean one's PM box. The traditional ceremony, called Kztongc (pronounced just like it's spelled) consists of removing prior messages from the box with a stiff broom of yak-hair.
In certain remote provinces, there is a specific order that must be followed: first one eraces the "sent" messages, and then the "inbox." Care is taken to delete the "messages read" but not the "messages unread" by persons who use Message Tracking.
Until the last century, the failure to clean out one's PM box prior to requesting a PM reply was punishable by banishment. In modern times, it is customary to apologize by delivering a scoop of fermented yak's milk, or by offering one's son as a manservant.