Dullest thread

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Dullest thread

Post by Gedge » 09 Jun 2005, 12:59

I was just wondering how dull or uncontroversial a thread has to be to generate NO replies. For example is this one dull enough?
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Post by Porty » 09 Jun 2005, 13:02

Bob's the expert. :D

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Re: Dullest thread

Post by bellybabe » 09 Jun 2005, 13:12

Gedge wrote: For example is this one dull enough?
Definitely not. :wink:
But on the first page, Porty has the highest number of posts with no reply, so actually maybe he's our expert?
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Re: Dullest thread

Post by Porty » 09 Jun 2005, 13:29

Bellybabe wrote:
Gedge wrote: For example is this one dull enough?
Definitely not. :wink:
But on the first page, Porty has the highest number of posts with no reply, so actually maybe he's our expert?
There's those that do and those that don't. Not every thread is designed to elicit a response, don't you know? Mind you it can be lonely when no-one takes notice. i always feel i must acknowledge and respond.

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Post by Pal of Porty » 09 Jun 2005, 13:51

Yes this is definitely a dull thread - no one will post on this. :P
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Post by foxy » 09 Jun 2005, 14:32

I've seen duller :roll:

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