21 Jul 13
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Originally posted by PonderableThere is now a dedicated thread Thread 154297
sonhouse probably referred to the JFK murder...
24 Jul 13
Originally posted by KewpieApparently disabled and/or for some other reason unavailable since the major site format upgrades two months ago in May.
We used to have a way of voting for stuff on this site, but it hasn't been used for more than a year. It's still in the Site Map list.
http://www.redhotpawn.com/vote/index.php
24 Jul 13
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Originally posted by HandyAndy"Apparently disabled and/or for some other reason unavailable [or used/active] since the major site format upgrades two months ago in May." (23 Jul '13 23:05)
Jumping to conclusions again, Bobby? Maybe it's your brain that's been disabled.
Admittedly, a series containing [or active since the major site format upgrades two months ago in May] would have been preferable. The same day, yesterday morning, Russ replied to my question in the Help Forum: "Looks like something went missing back in the May update..." Within an hour he restored private club admin access to the "Create a Forum" option.
These events may still have been on my mind approximately twelve hours later on when I replied. It's a credit to RHP and an extraordinary benefit to its members that when things go bump at night, they're generally fixed by morning. (gb)
24 Jul 13
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWhy is it so hard for you to say "I was wrong"?
"Apparently disabled and/or for some other reason unavailable [or used/active] since the major site format upgrades two months ago in May." (23 Jul '13 23:05)
Admittedly, a series containing [or active since the major site format upgrades two months ago in May] would have been preferable. The same day, yesterday morning, Russ replied to my question i ...[text shortened]... members that when things go bump at night, they're generally fixed by morning.[/i] (gb)
24 Jul 13
Originally posted by HandyAndyWell, HandyAndy, you've finally nailed gb to the Twelve Year Olde RHP Tree for all to see. Bloke was, in fact, dead wrong twice in his life and almost wrong (savor it, again) once. His thimble sized brain got confused about girls not being as much fun as boys while in 6th grade; and about chess being an okay game to play inside the house on rainy days (it's the world's greatest board game challenge, anywhere at any time); and almost wrong to ever doubt that Santa Claus is real. (gb)
Why is it so hard for you to say "I was wrong"?