LTE 2.0
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Re: LTE 2.0
How long until we get to ever?
Re: LTE 2.0
As in, The "Longest Thread _____".CellR wrote:ever?YmoBeThere wrote:How long until we get to ever?
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Re: LTE 2.0
Depends on how much we PW, I suppose.wilson wrote:As in, The "Longest Thread _____".CellR wrote:ever?YmoBeThere wrote:How long until we get to ever?
The first search result of The Longest Thread Ever came up with http://forums.filefront.com/spam-forum/ ... -4430.html
They have 66,447 posts in that thread... I guess we need to pick it up!
Most LTE's on the internet have in between 20k and 30k posts from what I saw after a quick search...
They are no match for us. :lol: We have only been at it for a few months. By the time this thread has been going for 4 1/2 years, I'm sure we will have by far the longest thread on the internet!! Mwahahaha
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Re: LTE 2.0
Wait until you hear what the knitters have done...CellR wrote:Depends on how much we PW, I suppose.
The first search result of The Longest Thread Ever came up with http://forums.filefront.com/spam-forum/ ... -4430.html
They have 66,447 posts in that thread... I guess we need to pick it up!
Most LTE's on the internet have in between 20k and 30k posts from what I saw after a quick search...
They are no match for us. :lol: We have only been at it for a few months.
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Re: LTE 2.0
Thanks! As a matter of fact, I do have a lead on a Psychiatry position in eastern NC. Yee ha! I would really enjoy that because I have a degree in Psychology and some of my most satisfying patient interactions occurred when I started them on antidepressants and got to see them get back into life.ArkieDukie wrote:Welcome back, DukePA! We missed you too! Any good job leads at the conference?DukePA wrote:I'm baaaaack! So, I had a great time at the PA conference in Myrtle Beach and got to hang out with the parents and catch up with lots of PA buddies. They did, unfortunately, charge $9.95 a day for wireless. There was no way I was willing to pay it, hence my hiatus. Congrats to DD on achieving green jacket (vest) status! I have a ton of catching up to do so I think I'll resurrect the "What did I miss thread!"
Just so ya'll know, I missed my PW buddies
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Re: LTE 2.0
CellR wrote: Depends on how much we PW, I suppose.
The first search result of The Longest Thread Ever came up with http://forums.filefront.com/spam-forum/ ... -4430.html
They have 66,447 posts in that thread... I guess we need to pick it up!
Most LTE's on the internet have in between 20k and 30k posts from what I saw after a quick search...
They are no match for us. :lol: We have only been at it for a few months. By the time this thread has been going for 4 1/2 years, I'm sure we will have by far the longest thread on the internet!! Mwahahaha
We just need to exceed the LTE over yonder. I wonder how much their daily posting traffic in that thread has been impacted by the creation of this place?
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Re: LTE 2.0
Welcome back!!!!! You've got lots of catching up to do!!!!DukePA wrote:I'm baaaaack! So, I had a great time at the PA conference in Myrtle Beach and got to hang out with the parents and catch up with lots of PA buddies. They did, unfortunately, charge $9.95 a day for wireless. There was no way I was willing to pay it, hence my hiatus. Congrats to DD on achieving green jacket (vest) status! I have a ton of catching up to do so I think I'll resurrect the "What did I miss thread!"
Just so ya'll know, I missed my PW buddies
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Re: LTE 2.0
As of 3:41pm, 8.22.09 the total is 504,189. I kid you not.YmoBeThere wrote:Wait until you hear what the knitters have done...CellR wrote:Depends on how much we PW, I suppose.
The first search result of The Longest Thread Ever came up with http://forums.filefront.com/spam-forum/ ... -4430.html
They have 66,447 posts in that thread... I guess we need to pick it up!
Most LTE's on the internet have in between 20k and 30k posts from what I saw after a quick search...
They are no match for us. :lol: We have only been at it for a few months.
The best that I can tell, it was started on 11.8.07. It has a nickname too, Fred.
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I think Cathy wanted to know what song I was drunkenly singing in Irish - Brigid O'Malley, to give you the title in English. I can't spell it in Irish.
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Re: LTE 2.0
1041 different knitters have posted in "The Very Longest Thread (aka Fred)". So, just giving you the stats. Let's face it, knitters are hard to beat.
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Re: LTE 2.0
DittoCameronBornAndBred wrote:We do that with fortune cookies.bjornolf wrote: That was EXACTLY what I was thinking. Amazing what changing one little word can do to a sentence. ;) With the "going to bed" reference, it reminds me of a game an old friend who was a girl (didn't want it confused with "girlfriend"), where we'd add the words "in bed" to anything people said. It makes for some hysterical moments.
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CathyCA wrote:Belated birthday wishes in memory of your dad, DinK. He was a very lucky man to have you as his daughter.DukieInKansas wrote:In honor of what would have been my Dad's 85th birthday, for those so inclined, please have a gin martini this evening. He was a wonderful gentleman.
Thanks! I have been truly blessed with a wonderful family. I know my parents were responsible for it. My dad took me around the world by the time I was 14, letting me stay in some of the nicest hotels. How did we repay him? We took him on vacation and had him sleep in the basement of a 100 year old barn on bunk beds made out of 2x4s. It had an excellent restaurant.
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Re: LTE 2.0
What? What is this thread?Bostondevil wrote:1041 different knitters have posted in "The Very Longest Thread (aka Fred)". So, just giving you the stats. Let's face it, knitters are hard to beat.
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Thanks for the prayers and vibes. As a neighbor said when Mom passed away, I'm grateful I have parents that I miss. I have wonderful memories and great siblings.cl15876 wrote:OMG, unbelievable!!!!! Sorry I missed the toast last night and sending vibes and prayers your way throughout the day, but please accept my apologies and am now sending those belated vibes and prayers!!!DukieInKansas wrote:It is 8/21 in Kansas and I have to shut the sliding glass door at 9pm because it is too cold in here. Who'd a thunk it?![]()
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Glad you're back. Just think of all the PWing you get to do now.DukePA wrote:I'm baaaaack! So, I had a great time at the PA conference in Myrtle Beach and got to hang out with the parents and catch up with lots of PA buddies. They did, unfortunately, charge $9.95 a day for wireless. There was no way I was willing to pay it, hence my hiatus. Congrats to DD on achieving green jacket (vest) status! I have a ton of catching up to do so I think I'll resurrect the "What did I miss thread!"
Just so ya'll know, I missed my PW buddies
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Re: LTE 2.0
That sounds great. Vibes are coming!DukePA wrote:Thanks! As a matter of fact, I do have a lead on a Psychiatry position in eastern NC. Yee ha! I would really enjoy that because I have a degree in Psychology and some of my most satisfying patient interactions occurred when I started them on antidepressants and got to see them get back into life.ArkieDukie wrote:Welcome back, DukePA! We missed you too! Any good job leads at the conference?DukePA wrote:I'm baaaaack! So, I had a great time at the PA conference in Myrtle Beach and got to hang out with the parents and catch up with lots of PA buddies. They did, unfortunately, charge $9.95 a day for wireless. There was no way I was willing to pay it, hence my hiatus. Congrats to DD on achieving green jacket (vest) status! I have a ton of catching up to do so I think I'll resurrect the "What did I miss thread!"
Just so ya'll know, I missed my PW buddies
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Re: LTE 2.0
Listen to your body and take the nap if possible. I hope you get to feeling better and stronger soon.ArkieDukie wrote:My outing this morning wore me out - I'm currently on megadoses of augmentin, recovering from a sinus infection. Every morning I think I feel better, and then an hour later I'm ready to collapse and take a nap.
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Thanks! I'm torn at the moment because I've been resting all day and want to go outside again. I'm watching "Forrest Gump" at the moment. Such a good movie!DukieInKansas wrote:Listen to your body and take the nap if possible. I hope you get to feeling better and stronger soon.ArkieDukie wrote:My outing this morning wore me out - I'm currently on megadoses of augmentin, recovering from a sinus infection. Every morning I think I feel better, and then an hour later I'm ready to collapse and take a nap.
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Re: LTE 2.0
There's a website called Ravelry that's set up for knitters and crocheters to share info on knitting, yarn, patterns, post pictures of their projects, etc. There are also groups formed on this site. In the Completely Arbitrary and Pointless Group, on the discussion board, rests "The Very Longest Thread (aka Fred)". They have us beat. But, to be fair, there are 1041 of them. Knitters are numerous and to be honest, often very geeky. I discovered it one day and reported about it it LTE 1.0. Ymo brings them up occasionally and I go off and check the stats for him. It's this thing we have, right Ymo?CellR wrote:What? What is this thread?Bostondevil wrote:1041 different knitters have posted in "The Very Longest Thread (aka Fred)". So, just giving you the stats. Let's face it, knitters are hard to beat.
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