"Police Tazers Suspect" thread...
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ATS, BTS, What would you like to see in the future?, page 23
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reply posted on 26-11-2007 @ 12:11 PM by MirrorImage
reply to post by NGC2736
Not quite clear what you're saying .
Sounds kinda like you're talking about the 'this post' button, at the top of each post box.
(posted on 26-11-2007 @ 11:56 AM .........single........ this post )
Not quite clear what you're saying .
Sounds kinda like you're talking about the 'this post' button, at the top of each post box.
(posted on 26-11-2007 @ 11:56 AM .........single........ this post )
reply posted on 28-11-2007 @ 11:27 AM by jbondo
reply to post by COOL HAND
How can you expect people to do a search when they can't even be bothered to read a thread before posting a repeat of something that's been said 4 times already?
It's human nature to be lazy and take short cuts but to assume that something has not been suggested on the previous 6 pages of posts is just idiocy.
Oh well, no use in getting upset! Although venting helps a little.
How can you expect people to do a search when they can't even be bothered to read a thread before posting a repeat of something that's been said 4 times already?
It's human nature to be lazy and take short cuts but to assume that something has not been suggested on the previous 6 pages of posts is just idiocy.
Oh well, no use in getting upset! Although venting helps a little.
reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 03:55 AM by Glencairn
reply to post by jbondo
I saw this suggestion made by someone else back on page 5, too, and just wanted to second (or third, in this case) my agreement in thinking that the idea is a wonderful idea.
I get caught up in reading a thread and then want to come back to see any new replies, but will sometimes forget to look to see what page I was on when the last post was made. Later, when I come back to find that the thread has grown considerably, I spend more time than I would like searching for where I left off.
If there could be a "new" or "last post read" button, I would be much appreciative and spend that time not spent searching on being grateful and maybe even renaming my only child after the one who can implement something like this. Well, maybe not so much on the renaming of the kid...she's 7 now and has gotten pretty attached to her current name, but certainly much appreciative, at the very least.
Take care,
Cindi
Edited because grammar and punctuation aren't my friends at this hour of the night/morning.
[edit on 12/6/2007 by Glencairn]
I saw this suggestion made by someone else back on page 5, too, and just wanted to second (or third, in this case) my agreement in thinking that the idea is a wonderful idea.
I get caught up in reading a thread and then want to come back to see any new replies, but will sometimes forget to look to see what page I was on when the last post was made. Later, when I come back to find that the thread has grown considerably, I spend more time than I would like searching for where I left off.
If there could be a "new" or "last post read" button, I would be much appreciative and spend that time not spent searching on being grateful and maybe even renaming my only child after the one who can implement something like this. Well, maybe not so much on the renaming of the kid...she's 7 now and has gotten pretty attached to her current name, but certainly much appreciative, at the very least.
Take care,
Cindi
Edited because grammar and punctuation aren't my friends at this hour of the night/morning.
[edit on 12/6/2007 by Glencairn]
reply posted on 6-12-2007 @ 08:07 PM by bone13
reply to post by SimonGray
Several years ago i came across this site, at time it was mosty Ufo's, Alien bases, Government secret bases and other tidbits, Science and history have come together to show, that our history has a lot of the unexplained Ufo's objects inbedded in art-c. 1300's thru 1750's, If you ask, your readers will answer, So who won the 10000 points. no one here talk about Ancient Astronaunts, and the work done on that subject.
Several years ago i came across this site, at time it was mosty Ufo's, Alien bases, Government secret bases and other tidbits, Science and history have come together to show, that our history has a lot of the unexplained Ufo's objects inbedded in art-c. 1300's thru 1750's, If you ask, your readers will answer, So who won the 10000 points. no one here talk about Ancient Astronaunts, and the work done on that subject.
reply posted on 7-12-2007 @ 11:23 AM by Skyfloating
reply to post by bone13
What do you mean no one talks about ancient astronauts? Look at my thread "ancient astronauts evidence" in the forum "ancient and lost civilizations".
What do you mean no one talks about ancient astronauts? Look at my thread "ancient astronauts evidence" in the forum "ancient and lost civilizations".
reply posted on 7-12-2007 @ 07:35 PM by Siren
reply to post by SimonGray
A way to block avatars from my computer. I do not want to look at those creepy things.
A way to block avatars from my computer. I do not want to look at those creepy things.
