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your most successful thread.
il viaggiatore Started conversation Jan 16, 2002
Which thread that you have started has had the most postings? Alternatively, which has been the best, the one you're proud to have initiated.
My longest: "Love Islam, Hate America"
My best: "Bare Breasts?"
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I'm not really here Posted Jan 16, 2002
My best was a journal simply titled 'bras'. I'm not sure if it's back from the moderation queue yet though.
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Orcus Posted Jan 16, 2002
My longest thread is I believe *THE* longest on h2g2 It is 'Questions Only' a game in my 'Whose Line is it Anyway a (not so) Temporary home' currently well over 16,000 posts long.
My favourite conversation I started was one entitled 'Can most burglars swim?' on this very page. It was about a leaflet I had about a canal being resurrected behind my back garden which claimed the canal would give me more security because 'Most burglars can't swim'. A point that both amused and cofused me.
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted Jan 16, 2002
16,000? - well that's certainly grown.
Thingism is happily trailing second place at 12,000
I think my favourite thread, honestly, was the orignal h2g2 storytime started by a researcher called Knifee - I really enjoyed contributing to that.
Clive
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted Jan 16, 2002
I think my favourite of my own forums was this one: http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F19585?thread=90325&skip=0&show=20 (Took some finding.
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the autist formerly known as flinch Posted Jan 16, 2002
I think my most sucsessful thread is the current Unlawful Combatants one.
Most of my threads start with me asking a question, followed by me refining the question a few days later after no one has taken it up, and then finally me answeringing a few weeks later after i found out elsewhere!
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Dancer (put your advert here) Posted Jan 16, 2002
My favorite thread was a JE I did about smiley mathematics http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F70075?thread=147572 And I enjoy most threads made by me(also the ones made bo others) as the WLC. <>< Dancer
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Dancer (put your advert here) Posted Jan 16, 2002
My favorite thread was a JE I did about smiley mathematics http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F70075?thread=147572 And I enjoy most threads made by me(also the ones made bo others) as the WLC. <>< Dancer
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted Jan 16, 2002
Has great potential this one, I feel.... :-D http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F77780?thread=161235
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Phryne- 'Best Suppurating Actress' Posted Jan 16, 2002
hmmm... none of mine are sweeping the boards, but they meander nicely. Pervert! is doing well. http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F19585?thread=127740 but I am speshly proud of my Emporium for Ladies, which was wonderful gigglesome sequinned fun while it lasted... sigh http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F54365?thread=129859
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Phryne- 'Best Suppurating Actress' Posted Jan 16, 2002
hmmm... none of mine are sweeping the boards, but they meander nicely. Pervert! is doing well. http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F19585?thread=127740 but I am speshly proud of my Emporium for Ladies, which was wonderful gigglesome sequinned fun while it lasted... sigh http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F54365?thread=129859
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Phryne- 'Best Suppurating Actress' Posted Jan 16, 2002
fadge.
this computer goes back Monday.
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Ommigosh Posted Jan 17, 2002
I have not started all that many threads here, but my favourite was the one called "Whatever Next....?" It called upon the wit, imagination and originality of the h2g2 researchers to complete an unfinished sentence. http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F19585?thread=155887 Not many entries but quite entertaining. I even turned most of the best contributions into a Guide Entry at http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A671203
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Woodpigeon Posted Jan 17, 2002
My most successful thread (alas a pre-Rupert one) was on what the name of this decade was going to be called, e.g. Noughties, Zeros, Oughties, etc..
As is apparent, nobody really yet knows. "This Decade" seems to be the agreed definition for the time being...
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Knifee, Thingite in charge of stuff you shouldn´t run with. Back from being away Posted Jan 17, 2002
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Knifee, Thingite in charge of stuff you shouldn´t run with. Back from being away Posted Jan 17, 2002
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- 1: il viaggiatore (Jan 16, 2002)
- 2: I'm not really here (Jan 16, 2002)
- 3: Orcus (Jan 16, 2002)
- 4: I'm not really here (Jan 16, 2002)
- 5: Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. (Jan 16, 2002)
- 6: Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. (Jan 16, 2002)
- 7: the autist formerly known as flinch (Jan 16, 2002)
- 8: Dancer (put your advert here) (Jan 16, 2002)
- 9: Dancer (put your advert here) (Jan 16, 2002)
- 10: Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. (Jan 16, 2002)
- 11: Phryne- 'Best Suppurating Actress' (Jan 16, 2002)
- 12: Phryne- 'Best Suppurating Actress' (Jan 16, 2002)
- 13: Phryne- 'Best Suppurating Actress' (Jan 16, 2002)
- 14: Orcus (Jan 17, 2002)
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- 16: Woodpigeon (Jan 17, 2002)
- 17: Knifee, Thingite in charge of stuff you shouldn´t run with. Back from being away (Jan 17, 2002)
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- 19: Orcus (Jan 17, 2002)
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