July 19, 2002 at 2:44 am
Yesterday, whilst scrolling through this forum, I came upon a thread regarding how proud readers were of their country. I had just started to read the replies when my connection was lost and I could not resume until this morning. Now I can’t find the thread.
I remember that the first response was called Death to the UK, which aroused my attention (thinking what a stupid bloody thing to say)and the second response gave the first response a fair old serve. That’s as far as I got.
What happened to this thread – can anybody help? I would like to read it right through.
Regards
Wombat
By: PMN - 11th February 2007 at 12:35
Obviously, if you spend your free time trawling the interweb looking for Word Association, answer – ask – answer, 5 word story, 3 word story, word game or interview the next poster type threads.
This is getting funny now! :rolleyes:
Paul
By: laviticus - 11th February 2007 at 11:46
Obviously, if you spend your free time trawling the interweb looking for Word Association, answer – ask – answer, 5 word story, 3 word story, word game or interview the next poster type threads.
😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀
By: EN830 - 11th February 2007 at 10:24
point proved
Some of us have other interests apart from PLANE SPOTTING and roses.
Obviously, if you spend your free time trawling the interweb looking for Word Association, answer – ask – answer, 5 word story, 3 word story, word game or interview the next poster type threads.
By: laviticus - 10th February 2007 at 19:48
a lot of them find it less intimidating that having your every word ,spelling or punctuation dissected by some one, who’s only joy in life is trying to humiliate other posters or start arguments.
but may be the folks who hate this type of thing find it hard to communicate with other human beings in a civil manner.
point proved
Some of us have other interests apart from PLANE SPOTTING and roses.
By: EN830 - 10th February 2007 at 17:59
These type of things are on most forums
Is that most forums in general or just those you frequent.
I’ve just done a very quick survey and the following don’t appear to have any threads quite as mindless as the ones listed above:-
WW2talk.com
prune.org
12oclockhigh.net
rafcommands.currentbun.com
ww2aircraft.net (appears to have one only)
fightercontrol.co.uk
warbirdinformationexchange.org
aeroplanemonthly.com/forums
By: laviticus - 10th February 2007 at 17:31
Well ,seen as one of those” mindless drivel “threads on that forum was started by me i thought a post wouldn’t go a miss.
I find posting on these types of threads FUN and relaxing after a hard day it dosent make the posters on these type of things less interesting, a lot of them find it less intimidating that having your every word ,spelling or punctuation dissected by some one, who’s only joy in life is trying to humiliate other posters or start arguments.
These type of things are on most forums and coexist with much more serious posts happly,but may be the folks who hate this type of thing find it hard to communicate with other human beings in a civil manner.
By: Gollevainen - 10th February 2007 at 12:45
I wouldn’t say that…since the clean up, its place has taken by flamefigths and assorted discussion that roses nothing but bad temper…but back then, this part of this forum was joyfull place to visit while taking a rest of the military sides hulabaloo…
But I understand the bandwith and archive proplem that over 10,000 post threads would generate…while a better solution migth would have been that mods would have deleted posts in regular basis staring from the beging of the threads(who really wanted to read whole 3 word story from the beging:eek: ), and therefore keep them in check…after all a sort of rutine task that I wouldnt expect to burden nobody that much…;)
By: EN830 - 9th February 2007 at 21:29
Mindless drivel? What on Earth are you talking about? I really enjoyed playing Slingshot Santa… My highest score was 279.8 metres, so at least I’ve achieved something worthwhile today.
Paul
I’ll grant you that it is mildly more stimulating than Word Association, answer – ask – answer, 5 word story, 3 word story, word game or interview the next poster.
I firmly believe that this forum is much richer for the removal of these types of threads, probably not as active, but quality must be preferred to quantity?
By: MonkeyHugger - 9th February 2007 at 19:27
Mindless drivel? What on Earth are you talking about? I really enjoyed playing Slingshot Santa… My highest score was 279.8 metres, so at least I’ve achieved something worthwhile today.
Paul
Can’t beat Mini Golf when you’re insanely bored 😉
By: PMN - 9th February 2007 at 19:11
If you really want to take part in that mindless drivel, look no further than here
Mindless drivel? What on Earth are you talking about? I really enjoyed playing Slingshot Santa… My highest score was 279.8 metres, so at least I’ve achieved something worthwhile today.
Paul
By: EN830 - 9th February 2007 at 18:55
If you really want to take part in that mindless drivel, look no further than here
By: PMN - 9th February 2007 at 17:52
It was deleted after a wee little clean up of the forums!
Paul
By: A330Crazy - 3rd August 2002 at 12:48
RE: What happened to….?
Cheers Saab
By: Saab 2000 - 3rd August 2002 at 12:17
RE: What happened to….?
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 03-08-02 AT 12:21Â PM (GMT)]Kar Air-Absorbed in to Finnair May 1196.
Alyemen-merged in to Yemania.
Air Inter-Taken over by Air France.
Conti Flug-Ended services 22 September 1994.
Tower Air-Went Bankrupt in 2000
Rich International-Went Bankrupt.
Reno Air-Bought by American Airlines.
Greenair-Another Turkish start up that went under.
Air UK-Taken over by KLM and turned in to KLM UK.
Ecuatoriana-Services suspended September 1993.
By: Wombat - 19th July 2002 at 12:49
RE: What happened to….?
Saab
Many thanks. I’d love to know what happened to this thread since yesterday, though. Anyway, I appreciate the opportunity. Sure are some strange people out there, aren’t there?
Regards
Wombat
By: Saab 2000 - 19th July 2002 at 07:31
RE: What happened to….?
Here you go….
http://www.keymags.co.uk/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=1…