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Fish Finder
Social climber
THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART
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Delete this thread now !
Freedom of the delete !
Everything begins and ends as it should !
its time has come .
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Russ Walling
Social climber
Nutsonthechin, Wisconsin
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93% of all the threads should be deleted.
and 100% of the Matt threads.
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Flashlight
climber
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We should be able to delete the threads and if we do we should be able to handle the criticism for doing so.
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Jingy
Social climber
Flatland, Ca
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LEB - It was ripped because it was political and this is a climbing forum.
Yes to the question "Should threads be deleted?"
They should be pulled early, and pulled often.. To prevent a fully matted forum. I know that it was the style not too long ago, but it's over now.... And almost no part of the 70's should be brought back.
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Flashlight
climber
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Start with these 3968 posts.
When you are done with those, you can work on these 216.
The original 5550+ posts have already been deleted.
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Fish Finder
Social climber
THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART
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" Is not this whole thing really about anger management?"
blah blah bleh
no leb its not.
dribble dribble dribble.
start a new thread when the op pulls the one you like.
Yawn
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Roman
Trad climber
Boston
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Awww somebody lost an opportunity to continue spouting inane bullshit and got butt hurt over it! LOL.
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bvb
Social climber
flagstaff arizona
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a thread can be deleted by someone other than a site admin? how? didn't know it was possible.
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Flashlight
climber
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Bob, for ten days after the OP, the OPoster has the ability to delete the OP. However, the thread(minus the OP) is still accessible by forum search.
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Roman
Trad climber
Boston
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LEB, if you spoke how you post how long do you think you would last around the average campfire before you were ostracized? Just an average. Id give you about 2-3 evenings MAX with any given group before you knew you just weren't welcome. The internet is beautiful that way though isnt it? It makes a lot of what is not possible, comfortable, or even feasible, quite .... regular.
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Flashlight
climber
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Lois, if you find out how, let me know. There are a lot of my threads I'd like to delete.
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Flashlight
climber
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Until there is a sufficient number of indexed keys with
coherent analysis explaining direct accessing and the
otherwise, and also explaining and proving the technical
reason to not delete them, editing and deletion should be
allowed.
Huh?
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WoodySt
Trad climber
Riverside
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Deleted thread! Sounds like he was losing the argument or he said something that was so vile he even embarrassed himself.
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Mighty Hiker
Social climber
Vancouver, B.C.
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If we don't make people wear new threads, then before you know it they'll be wearing polyester, or worse still bell bottoms and tie dyed shirts. It would be fashion anarchy around here - if we're all on the team, we need to get with the program and wear the uniform. Yeah, sure, they'll all say it's retro and cool and stuff, but as far as I'm concerned, it's time to drive a stake through the heart of disco. Starting with deleting its threads.
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Matt
Trad climber
primordial soup
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i've read more opinions that lowest should post on oldchicksthatknit.com (rather than stupidtopo) that i have that threads are somehow protected.
hey russ, maybe i deleted it because i found your post offensive?
who can really say?
either way, i started it, i chose to end it.
get over yourselves...
(bitches!)
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Russ Walling
Social climber
Nutsonthechin, Wisconsin
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If that is all it takes Matt, count on many more.
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Jingy
Social climber
Flatland, Ca
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WOW!!!
Flashlight - Tell us how you really feel!! LOL Obviously got something agains SS/t*r!
I think that if the topic has to do with politics, then it has a place, here, on the forum.... I just don't think that they need to be discussed, and if they are discussed, for gosh darn golly gee sakes... Can anyone find a solution? Because we are human and have our own agendas, we may never reach the critical mass needed to make a change for the better that these threads should be aiming to accomplish.
But then again.. (Though I have not looked) I'm sure there are plenty of places/forums that are connected with the politcal arenas of your/our local/state/federal governments that these discussions can take place on to exact some kind of change.
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jstan
climber
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So that we may get back to more pressing matters.........
Letter to the LA Times-------------9/3/08
Unplanned Presidency
According to all independent reports Senator McCain made his VP announcement one day after starting the process to vet his candidate. The issue here rises entirely above political considerations, above the qualities of the candidate, and surely above all considerations of what followed.
If a President does not, before hand, carefully think through his actions and all the possible results and problems that may result, all of us - no matter our politics, will pay a huge cost. Indeed national security itself can be put at risk, entirely unnecessarily.
All that has ensued is very regrettable, but it may yet have positive result. Each of us need only ask ourselves if we think it is Senator McCain’s habit to act in this manner. There is yet time for us to answer this very critical question.
John Stannard
For the title of the letter I shamelessly stole Master Bomez's sound byte. Purloined? Does that sound better?
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Roger Breedlove
climber
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
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So, John,
Are you suggesting that McCain should delete his VP thread?
Buzz
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Jim E
climber
Mountain Road
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The first ascensionist has the right to remove all fixed protection if they so choose.
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