[chenault55]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

And what's this: The Thread About NOTHING ?

Stupid

Seinfeld had a very successful run on his tv sitcom and he said the premise was that it was a show about nothing. Enjoy

[chenault55]

Originally Posted by Bjeanj

After reading the posts you want, do you click on the red box “Mark Forums Read”?

I’m probably blind but I don’t see a red box to indicate I have read it. I would like to find it though. Thanks

[OhioBuckeye]

Originally Posted by Kenswing

Hey! The Thread About Nothing is the most successful thread this forum has ever seen. NOTHING wrong with it. Don't like it? Then do NOTHING.

Kenswing, you said it exactly right! If they don’t like what someone posted, why did they answer, to get insulted for being stupid for trying to get a response .Like you said, Do Nohing!

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by chenault55

I’m probably blind but I don’t see a red box to indicate I have read it. I would like to find it though. Thanks

I always click on Forum New Posts up at the top of the page. That might solve your problem.

[blueash]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

It saddens me that the person who created that gif does not know that your is not the same as you're.

[D.Bolen]

Originally Posted by Larchap49

Wondering why some posts are repeat posts from the day before. I enjoy reading the latest posts while having my morning coffee, but am disappointed when half the posts are the same ones from the day before. Is the interest that low or just inefficient post management?

There is no inefficient post management here. When someone replies to an original post, their comment IS a NEW post (a new post to an existing topic/thread), and that thread of posts cycles back up to the top of the list.

And if your question was asked yesterday, my "posting" THIS comment/answer is in itself a new post that will cause this thread to pop back up to the top, which I assume will likewise "disappoint" someone else who would prefer to see a newer and more interesting topic.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by blueash

It saddens me that the person who created that gif does not know that your is not the same as you're.

GIFs almost always have poor punctuation and grammar... It's part of their charm...