Posting here, on GEneral Discussion... you're more likely to get more replies.

That's why I post here most, because I used to post stuff about the Office under the TV and Movies category. But no one replies.

My teacher told me he used to screw with his college professor. His teacher would walk back and forth in the front of the room as he was lecturing. His entire class wouldn't pay attention to him when he walked to the left of the classroom, but would be very attentive when he was at the right. So eventually, he would just stand at the right.. without noticing. They just conditioned him. I think it's really funny, and the whole posting thing is kinda like that.

...ok

ahem.

yes, you're probably right.

however, you're still supposed to post them suckers in the right place...

this is boring.....YOUR BORING!!

and your grammar sucks; what's your point?

my head hurts.......

It's sort of a double-edged sword. General gets more posts and more views, hence more replies. But because there are more threads, topics tend to get pushed down to the bottom of the page, and then to page two, more quickly. Go to some of the lesser-used forums and you'll find topics from several days ago, or more, still on page one.

*you're

That is the most frightening thing I have ever heard

whoop de do

Never noticed

i am here to administer the spanking.

Anybody looking for an activity partner ?

I'd like to meet someone for an intimate encounter

I suppose that is true to a degree, however, we categorize things for a reason. Actually i'm glad this came up.

We are moving at least 50 threads per day, We would like to ask you all to please post in the appropriate category. This is an area we have been fairly lenient in. The forums do need to be kept orderly, this is for everyones enjoyment. Posting in the correct forum makes it easier (especially for new members) to navigate the site. Please do help us out by posting in the correct forum.

Thanks all,

Mark

So you like turtles too

im gonna cut this off and watch the 3 stooges,

turtles