Forummer Day 2009

I missed all the action. Anything good happen?

No.

Zat wrote:

skully wrote:

Zat wrote:Breaking News; skully's boss is delighted that there will be a forummer day, in the hope that it may curtail his profligate waste of internet bandwidth from work.

My bosses wouldn't have a clue, just like yours.

Aye. Good, innit?

Farqin reprobates

All I can say is taipan makes a very good tart.

Mmmmmm...snake pie...mmmmmm

Well, what a successful day of nothing we had there. I thought Taipans pastries were quite appetising right up until we started flogging a dead horse.


Same time next year?

I wouldn't miss it for the world.

taipan's pastries . . .

This forum expires next year, unless New Dello can get it updated for another year. So Forummer Day 2010 might be in a different location or not atall!

Smerfy, you didn't pick a forummer to celebrate on Forummer Day, no wonder it didn't get much of a response.

Perhaps it pre-expired?

Or he cleverly realised nominating people causes havoc.....

The only way to get thread responses nowadays is to make random lists....Chandan,Eowyn,Filosofee,Nath if you get my drift, dello, then zat you should prasad14 that its not worth it...Horace.

Sheffield Shield, Siberian cold, Victorian bushfires - and miscellaneous long-running music threads - have not done too badly in terms of responses. Even shrooms and santas.
Better in fact than the threads that have turned into personal extravaganzas, etc.

Does it depend on how hard you crave responses?

The best threads often just develop, in a fairly relaxed way, I think. Organic development, or something. And of course the match threads generally run and run, if for a shorter time.

PeterCS wrote:Sheffield Shield, Siberian cold, Victorian bushfires - and miscellaneous long-running music threads - have not done too badly in terms of responses. Even shrooms and santas.
Better in fact than the threads that have turned into personal extravaganzas, etc.

Does it depend on how hard you crave responses?

The best threads often just develop, in a fairly relaxed way, I think. Organic development, or something. And of course the match threads generally run and run, if for a shorter time.

Don't take my last post literally. Just humour, not actual seriousness.

I was just checking if you were going on a crusade against short threads.