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Something to keep in your back pocket for use in long, rambling GD threads (Original Post) LuckyTheDog Mar 2013 OP
o.m.g.w.t.h.c. In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #1
I agree! kentauros Mar 2013 #2
Others... Major Nikon Mar 2013 #3
+1 (nt) LuckyTheDog Mar 2013 #4
Actually maybe MOST useful in, you know.. annabanana Mar 2013 #5
bookmarking! Joe Shlabotnik Mar 2013 #6

kentauros

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2. I agree!
Sat Mar 2, 2013, 10:35 PM
Mar 2013

I usually skip the long sub-threads. I rarely see anything worth reading in them. They're all too often like the Monty Python Argument sketch taken several pages too far. And they'd just beat up Graham Chapman's Army Colonel character if you posted his "This has gotten too silly" bit

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