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Old 05-31-2009, 08:40 PM   #1
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When replying to a thread notice the original post date to see if the post is current. Sometimes we get a drive by question and post answers that are never read by the original poster. We are then just talking amongst ourselves, which is fine but possibly a waste of valuable time. Who knows? The original poster may have already solved his issue or gone on to other projects without an acknowledgement of our advice, oh, well. bill
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I talk to myself all of the time. Even get answers to questions.

What is so bad about that?

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Nothin' George, because you're a good guy. bill
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What were we talking about.... I talk to myself a lot too. Never get into an argument that way. I talk to my dog a lot too. She never complains.
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I wear "old threads" every day, no one complains, not even my dog. bill
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