Lives Changed Forever. Yours? The clock is ticking.

Exactly. I think he's starting to realize what i just said. A few more posts and he will most likely come up with something like "forget about it, i'm not gonna post it before you are all assholes".

One of the better setups of drama I've seen....well done sir.

I can see that happening...

Thanks, I try.

Sorry, was setting up my ignore lists to reflect the newest banter.

Who? Or does that require a 3 page drama thread as well?

Like sands through the hourglass, these are the days of our lives.

Bump (internet)
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To bump a thread on an internet forum is to post a reply in order to raise the thread's profile by returning it to the top of the list of active threads. For inactive threads, this is also called "necroposting", i.e. thread necromancy, or "gravedigging", as old threads are said to be dying or dead.

Typically, a thread may be bumped after it has received no replies in several days or when other, perhaps less significant, threads have knocked it off the front page. Inactive threads that have been bumped are sometimes referred to as frankenposts, depending on their content.

Thread bumping, which in its most open form is simply a post consisting of the word "bump", is commonly considered a breach of netiquette and some moderated forums forbid it. Users may get around that by posting what is ostensibly a genuine reply. Sometimes this will mockingly contain the word "bump" in it, such as *Is wandering the forum when he bumps into this thread*. It may also take the form of a trivial question or response such as "Anyone?", rather than using the word "bump" which makes clear their intention.

In other instances, bumping is used to keep threads deemed important from falling off a front page. In this case, bumping would not be a breach of netiquette; to the contrary, it may be seen as a necessary if mundane task to be performed. However, many forums now have features allowing administrators to make a thread "sticky", that is, the thread will remain at the top regardless.

BUMP is sometimes used as a backronym for "Bring Up My Post/Post count" or as a recursive acronym "Bump Up My Post".

A few forums create a thread specifically for bumping (which usually does not count for a user's postcount). The thread is usually used as a way for forum goers to post on nothing in particular, or just pass time talking to themselves, and allows the moderators to lessen the clutter of pointless threads.

did someone send you a jumpdrive with hidden adware that bumps the number of "ad views" that the advertisers think are from an actual website?

~Ray

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Important Update: Sunday

I hear the "tick tock"..... Sunday we will find out!!!!