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Old 10-06-2012, 04:29 PM   #1
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I was wondering how to get my post count up?

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Old 10-06-2012, 04:29 PM   #2
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I've come up with a few.
1. Start a useless thread like this
2. respond to said threads.
3. say hi to everyone in the introductions forum.

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Old 10-06-2012, 04:30 PM   #3
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4. Instead of editing to add something, put up a new post.
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Old 10-06-2012, 04:31 PM   #4
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5. if a thread goes off topic, join in and keep it there for a while.

BTW how to you cut down the height of aluminum fascia, can't get 8.75" and no one around here does it on site. I score it with a knife and bend a few times.
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Old 10-06-2012, 04:54 PM   #5
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I was wondering how to get my post count up?
That's easy... just stalk Joecap and leave a useless comment after each of his post. Fallow that with your normal post and you will pass up DM in no time.
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Have no life and lots of free time.....?
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Or, you can always just ask for a picture
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Are you making fun of me????????????
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How to increase your thread count?
Simple: go through all the threads here -
Add a response -
Something to the effect of -
I agree with "whoever"! -
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+1

(Or is that "whomever?)
I agree! +1

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How to increase your thread count?
Simple: go through all the threads here -
Add a response -
Something to the effect of -
I agree with "whoever"! -
Or -
+1

(Or is that "whomever?)
I agree! +1

"RF"

(Of course we're not making fun of you - we're laughing with you!!!)
+1
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Sometimes a person's post count doesn't necessarily mean anything. It's the content of those posts that matters.

I have about 3,200 posts. But that doesn't mean you should take my advice on any of your electrical problems. Most likely you'd be sending me a nasty PM or calling the fire department within a day or two.

Edited to add: I've never given 'electrical' advice... that was just an example. 8o)
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Sounds like an episode from Seinfeld......"Something about nothing"....or was it "Nothing about Nothing"? Or was is "Nothing about Something"?

I'm still waiting for advice on how to build my shower...I figure you could improve your post count by at least 50 on just that subject alone.....
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Couldn't agree with you more.

I just upped my count by 1 with this worthless post.

I really do agree with you.
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Or, you can always just ask for a picture
I'll defend this one.

More times than not a picture is worth a half a page (or more) of post here.
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