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The question is did you still agree with what you wrote or did you have one of those "I wrote that? What was I thinking?" moments.
In my case.... yes I have those moments....in worst case I even don't remember that I wrote it........ especially the ones longer then 6 years ago
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Diligent new member Turner68 - even going back to posts up to 5 years old.
Posted by:
caschimann
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Date: August 13, 2015 12:10
You really take it serious here after joining IORR a couple of weeks ago.
Klicking yourself through the past IORR-thread-years.
Funny.
Klicking yourself through the past IORR-thread-years.
Funny.
Re: Diligent new member Turner68 - even going back to posts up to 5 years old.
Posted by:
Green Lady
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Date: August 13, 2015 16:29
It's not a good idea to reopen too many very old threads - but I think Track Talks are OK. Interesting to see some of the things I said all those years ago.
Re: Diligent new member Turner68 - even going back to posts up to 5 years old.
Posted by:
Naturalust
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Date: August 13, 2015 18:44
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Green Lady
It's not a good idea to reopen too many very old threads - but I think Track Talks are OK. Interesting to see some of the things I said all those years ago.
The question is did you still agree with what you wrote or did you have one of those "I wrote that? What was I thinking?" moments.
Re: Diligent new member Turner68 - even going back to posts up to 5 years old.
Posted by:
jahisnotdead
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Date: August 13, 2015 21:48
I think it's great. There are tons of good threads worth reading, but they often get pushed down because of the sheer volume of activity on the forum. So, I've really enjoyed reading some of the older threads, because they're new to me!
Re: Diligent new member Turner68 - even going back to posts up to 5 years old.
Posted by:
NICOS
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Date: August 13, 2015 21:50
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NaturalustQuote
Green Lady
It's not a good idea to reopen too many very old threads - but I think Track Talks are OK. Interesting to see some of the things I said all those years ago.
The question is did you still agree with what you wrote or did you have one of those "I wrote that? What was I thinking?" moments.
In my case.... yes I have those moments....in worst case I even don't remember that I wrote it........ especially the ones longer then 6 years ago
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Re: Diligent new member Turner68 - even going back to posts up to 5 years old.
Posted by:
Turner68
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Date: August 13, 2015 21:56
Quote
caschimann
You really take it serious here after joining IORR a couple of weeks ago.
Klicking yourself through the past IORR-thread-years.
Funny.
The talk tracks are timeless. 50 years from now new members will be going through them just as I am. There's so much great knowledge accumulated in them.
To all the troublemakers out there, yes, it's ok to revive Talk Track topics. You can stand down.
Re: Diligent new member Turner68 - even going back to posts up to 5 years old.
Posted by:
Deltics
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Date: August 13, 2015 22:40
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Turner68Quote
caschimann
You really take it serious here after joining IORR a couple of weeks ago.
Klicking yourself through the past IORR-thread-years.
Funny.
The talk tracks are timeless. 50 years from now new members will be going through them just as I am. There's so much great knowledge accumulated in them.
To all the troublemakers out there, yes, it's ok to revive Talk Track topics. You can stand down.
Indeed. It's linked on the home page under "Forum Links Of Interest".
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