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The forum continues to grow. Not exactly in leaps and bounds but it is growing. Do you think there is anything that could be done to make it grow like this thread. Now don't view the entire thread. Just to to the very last post so that you can see how many there have been.
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Some people have WAY to much free time on their hands.......
I keep finding little windows on this forum, that I don't really know what they do. So sometimes I experiment. Probably shouldn't do that, I know in my shop it can get me into trouble.
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baysidebob wrote:Some people have WAY to much free time on their hands.......
That is not always a blessing!!:(
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Dusty, no one should be up at 2:26 am....................:confused:
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Babes on MkV's???
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tom_k/mo wrote:Babes on MkV's???
Beats dudes in a flannel(wool?) shirt!:rolleyes:
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It looks as though in the next few days this forum will be 10,000 members! I wonder if they ever purge old members who've never posted ect. Or how many actually use this site regularly.
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There may not be any members who NEVER use the forum. I don't know of a way to determine that. Besides, the lurkers are valuable members even if they don't post.
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mrhart wrote:Dusty, no one should be up at 2:26 am....................:confused:
Why? I need time to eat breakfast before I go out to feed the chickens and slop the hogs.
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dusty wrote:Why? I need time to eat breakfast before I go out to feed the chickens and slop the hogs.
Or close the bar!:D
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