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Pikonic said:
They're called tarts, you uncultured swine!
(You actually light a little candle underneath them.)
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They're called tarts, you uncultured swine!
(You actually light a little candle underneath them.)
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I'm going to go ahead and make the decision to lock this thread.
The logic is, we have an entire board dedicated to Chris. When Chris makes a new facebook post or a group of posts, you may make a new thread. Call it something like:
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Facebook Post about Hulkamania - August 11th 2013"
This way, multiple conversations about different posts can happen. It also makes finding specific posts easier. Most of what Chris does is via facebook now, so lumping all of that activity into one thread almost completely defeats the purpose of the rest of the board. It also means that newer posts will get lost and not many people will get to talk about them because they're cemented somewhere in a 200 page thread.
Also, the idea of stickying this thread defeats the purpose of a sticky. If a thread is super popular, like these facebook threads are, we don't need them stickied because they're usually at the top of the 1st page anyways. A sticky is for important threads that people don't post in very often. The almanac is a great example.
Edit: If there's something posted in this thread you want to rekindle discussion about, by all means make a new topic yourself.
The logic is, we have an entire board dedicated to Chris. When Chris makes a new facebook post or a group of posts, you may make a new thread. Call it something like:
"
This way, multiple conversations about different posts can happen. It also makes finding specific posts easier. Most of what Chris does is via facebook now, so lumping all of that activity into one thread almost completely defeats the purpose of the rest of the board. It also means that newer posts will get lost and not many people will get to talk about them because they're cemented somewhere in a 200 page thread.
Also, the idea of stickying this thread defeats the purpose of a sticky. If a thread is super popular, like these facebook threads are, we don't need them stickied because they're usually at the top of the 1st page anyways. A sticky is for important threads that people don't post in very often. The almanac is a great example.
Edit: If there's something posted in this thread you want to rekindle discussion about, by all means make a new topic yourself.
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