It's Sickening II
- Aodhan
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I'm getting a "Database connection" error when attempting to access the last page.
Is this a temporary problem, or have we reached the max number of posts for a thread? There are some forum packages that have a max posts/thread, don't know the specifics of this board.
Anyway, what WAS the new title, anyway?
Aodhan
Is this a temporary problem, or have we reached the max number of posts for a thread? There are some forum packages that have a max posts/thread, don't know the specifics of this board.
Anyway, what WAS the new title, anyway?
Aodhan
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BRIEF SYNOPSIS:
The thread started as a whiny complaint, and devolved to bickering. About 14 pages later the bickering really had faded, and became a very general free form laugh-a-thon. Then of course someone had to complain about the length of the thread, and the fact that it no longer had anything to do with the topic. Debates started about whether it should be shut down, and people got alternately whiny about being told by other C&F denizens where they should or shouldn't post. Andrea Corrs cheekbones became an issue. It was an ongoing coffee klatch for those who followed it, but a number of us only stopped in every 10 pages or so to see whatever the current topic might have been. THEN the stop-the-thread people got reinvolved and pretty much were booed out of the theater.
Ferdalubapeet. . .if you like free form discussions, the sickening threads are there for your enjoyment. If you DON'T like them, DON'T READ THEM, DON'T POST TO THEM AND DON'T WORRY ABOUT THEM. They are NOT chasing anyone away from C&F (look at the number of people who have joined since the initial tantrums became public! and those newbies are not old hands and part and parcel of this community. They survived It's Sickening, and now understand whole bunches of history about us.) They are NOT interfering with the board's existence. Consider them the section of the paper that you don't read. SKIP IT. Whoopee.
Or geez, are you one of the people who write to the editorial section of your local paper complaining about the space wasted on the editorial section of the local paper?
The thread started as a whiny complaint, and devolved to bickering. About 14 pages later the bickering really had faded, and became a very general free form laugh-a-thon. Then of course someone had to complain about the length of the thread, and the fact that it no longer had anything to do with the topic. Debates started about whether it should be shut down, and people got alternately whiny about being told by other C&F denizens where they should or shouldn't post. Andrea Corrs cheekbones became an issue. It was an ongoing coffee klatch for those who followed it, but a number of us only stopped in every 10 pages or so to see whatever the current topic might have been. THEN the stop-the-thread people got reinvolved and pretty much were booed out of the theater.
Ferdalubapeet. . .if you like free form discussions, the sickening threads are there for your enjoyment. If you DON'T like them, DON'T READ THEM, DON'T POST TO THEM AND DON'T WORRY ABOUT THEM. They are NOT chasing anyone away from C&F (look at the number of people who have joined since the initial tantrums became public! and those newbies are not old hands and part and parcel of this community. They survived It's Sickening, and now understand whole bunches of history about us.) They are NOT interfering with the board's existence. Consider them the section of the paper that you don't read. SKIP IT. Whoopee.
Or geez, are you one of the people who write to the editorial section of your local paper complaining about the space wasted on the editorial section of the local paper?
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Damn...I started skipping a little in the middle...are you telling me I missed out on AC's cheek bones? Grrrr...now I have to go peruse the middle again.On 2002-05-30 13:32, tyghress wrote:
BRIEF SYNOPSIS:
they should or shouldn't post. Andrea Corrs cheekbones became an issue. It was an ongoing coffee klatch for those who followed it, but a number of us only stopped in every 10 pages or so to see whatever the current
Good thing I have a job, otherwise this whole whistle thing might become an obsession.
Aodhan