There's no such thing as a "DEAD" Thread!

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[morninggirl5]

Dillinger should be re-named.

He's now the Life Support for Dying Threads.

 

[LukkyKnight]

They are saved for a better time of usage so that others might appreciate them at a later more appropriate date.


So there.

You will now have incited the flaming-headed one to even greater exhibitions of his mining prowess.

 

[tulip2lipservice]

Re: Re: There's no such thing as a "DEAD" Thread!

You will now have incited the flaming-headed one to even greater exhibitions of his mining prowess.

LMAO Lukky! More ways to terrorize us eh?

Peace,
Tulip

 

[Dillinger]

I, obviously, agree.

The thing about threads is not just the topic but the timing.

Sometimes a thread with a perfectly interesting, fun, exciting, challenging, insightful... or whatever... topic might get posted when the people who are around aren't interested in that particular topic - yet at another time there could be 100's that are. Or, a year or more later, with lots of new members - a thread could get a new life.

And, for those of you who have been around a while - just look at how certain subjects keep coming up over and over again:

How did you pick your name?
Is that you in your AV?
Do you like to swallow?

*grin*

So - why not bring back an old thread every now and then.

Besides - it was a slow night here...

*taking a bow*

 

[sweet soft kiss]

How did you pick your name?
Is that you in your AV?
Do you like to swallow?

Because I like alliteration a little bit

Yes it is

It's the perfered way to get nourished

 

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[LukkyKnight]

You've really got to adopt a more demure av if you intend quenching his fire.

 

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[LukkyKnight]

Oh she works dandy for me, but seems counter to your endeavour with the hose and Mr. Dilly.

Now get thee into the proper thread for some dictation! Bring your pad, and if you want a chair bring your own, otherwise you'll have to sit on my lap.

 

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