I swear my post count stalled on 101 for a few, really.
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I swear my post count stalled on 101 for a few, really.
Bus drops off kids @ 8:10 in the a.m, departs school @ 3:35 in the p.m.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Some threads don't contribute to your post count. I thought it was only trading post stuff, but it makes sense that it wouldn't in the thread.
Interesting. Something I didn't know about how the forum operates.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Thanks again Irving.
The idea is to have people actually contribute to the site before gaining access to the trading post, so buy/sell thread posts, and the word game are eliminated so people don't just game the system.
That is what the The Post Whore thread is for.
My toe hurts a little bit.
I saw a dead calf today, it was still hog tied.
Guy at this farm installed all his porch lights upside down. There is another one to the left.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/oQ...=w1619-h910-no
I was telling my buddy today, wouldn't it be funny if after all the hoopla about my van, I started rocking this instead? A truck this size must be commercially insured, but my van already is anyway.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/gA...=w1619-h910-no
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ii...=w1619-h910-no
Contrary to popular theory, there are folks who join with interests other than having access to the TP but I was certainly curious. After being given access I admit I eagerly browsed the titles but the mystique faded rather quickly. I posted a WTB ad for a non firearm item because people seem to have bins of traded up/down gear they don't use anymore. Unfortunately even as surplus, they still don't want to part with it; guess having a spare, spare, spare set might be useful at some point. Regardless, I'd rather spend my $ locally with individuals whenever possible. Unlikely that would count as a contribution to the site as much as supporting the local community.
No join judgement here, just explaining how things came to be. A while ago I was posting about if local shops would take used gun stuff, like the thrift store, but it didn't sound like it so I just threw stuff away. Which reminds me, I need to throw away more stuff.
I came from 6 days/week elementary education. When my parents moved to CA public school program, I was on 5days/week. I really liked it. 4days/week is just too little. Average corporate employees put 55-70hr/week, and 4days ain't going to train our kids. Oh, startups are even worse. It is like 80+hr. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo