300 posts!
12-29-04, 06:56 PM
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300 posts!
well, i've done it...i know its not much compared to some of you, but i don't post ***** all the time...
so am i still considered a newbie?
i've learned alot in the past few months, and plan on hangin' around for a looong time. im here for good. lol
nick
so am i still considered a newbie?
i've learned alot in the past few months, and plan on hangin' around for a looong time. im here for good. lol
nick
Ya are funny, grats on your 300 nick 1
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12-29-04, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by rx7gslse
300? not bad, but ya got a long way to go..
I think I'm a *tad* bit ahead 'o ya...
I think I'm a *tad* bit ahead 'o ya...
how long has this site been around anyways?
12-29-04, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by nick1
damn, do you have a life at all?
how long has this site been around anyways?
how long has this site been around anyways?
Nah... we just plan out drinking adventures on this forum.. that, and I had a not so demanding job for a couple years in the middle
12-29-04, 11:04 PM
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love the braaaap
Some of the people with tons of posts do post info that is wrong. Mabey on purpose, mabey not. I know when I post something that is not correct I feel like an ***, but I also learn something new that I did not know.
12-30-04, 12:44 AM
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ok so who knows me...who remembers my posts...am i a newbie or not?
one thing i can say for myself...i don't post answers to questions unless i know the answer 100%...
and i don't make stupid useless posts...at least i don't think i do...
im just glad to have found my little place in the net where i feel comfortable to chat up my number one love, the 7...
nick
one thing i can say for myself...i don't post answers to questions unless i know the answer 100%...
and i don't make stupid useless posts...at least i don't think i do...
im just glad to have found my little place in the net where i feel comfortable to chat up my number one love, the 7...
nick
12-30-04, 12:47 AM
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To be quite honest, I recognize your name, but not any of your problems. . . .
Maybe you changed your Avatar recently. That always ***** with my head, lol.
Maybe you changed your Avatar recently. That always ***** with my head, lol.
12-30-04, 12:54 AM
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ya well i don't have a rx7 right now...im in the market for the perfect one
i have however owned 3 in the past.
an 81, an 85, and a 87 TII....first gen's are my fav. and im looking for the perfect one right now!
i have however owned 3 in the past.
an 81, an 85, and a 87 TII....first gen's are my fav. and im looking for the perfect one right now!
12-30-04, 08:34 AM
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I guess n00b is a relative term, i.e. one will tend to call n00b to whoever has less posts or less time in the forum, or both. So Ian and Jay, STFU n00bs!
But the accepted standard rule of thumb I've read seems to be less than 1000 posts = n00b. Then again behaviour and knowledge can affect these. Like it's different if a 16 year old punk who never heard about rotaries and who got a 1st gen from grandpa for xmas registers and starts asking questions, than if my engine builder, who has been building rotary engines for 15 years registers and posts away. He in my book wouldn't be a n00b.
But the accepted standard rule of thumb I've read seems to be less than 1000 posts = n00b. Then again behaviour and knowledge can affect these. Like it's different if a 16 year old punk who never heard about rotaries and who got a 1st gen from grandpa for xmas registers and starts asking questions, than if my engine builder, who has been building rotary engines for 15 years registers and posts away. He in my book wouldn't be a n00b.
