D'name your post didn't show up with your charity listed. Hmmm

AZGman wrote:Going up . . . <ding> . . . Penthouse!

Bumping from the past ... maybe it'll keep it in the present?

gwp wrote:Bumping from the past ... maybe it'll keep it in the present?

And another page 65 bump. (I have no idea which page D'name is bumping...)

dontwantaname wrote:I don't know where my bumps are going.

If they are going to the last page, I will see this on the other thread tomorrow!

These old threads are really messed up. Maybe it's time to start a new one?

dontwantaname wrote:Not this one. We need to keep this.
Wow, last page and the last posts!
I wonder if someone fixed it.


THANK YOU CODESLAVES!!!!!

No, it's not fixed, yet. It's relative to which post you reply to.

Side note: my browser started complaining:

"Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete."

about the same time as this odd sorting of posts occurred. Don't know if it's a cause or an effect though.

Edit: and, if considering which charities to contribute to, please add those that research treatments for, or aid those suffering from Multiple Sclerosis and Cancer to your list. Both causes have relevance within my family. Thanks.

dontwantaname wrote:Not this one. We need to keep this.
Wow, last page and the last posts!
I wonder if someone fixed it.


THANK YOU CODESLAVES!!!!!

No, it isn't fixed for me either. I know you really want to keep the thread because of ARGH, but it is so messed up that I don't think it's really working as intended. When I click on it, first I get an error that the page won't load. When I refresh, it loads, but I end up on page 6, and then I have to click on the last page to get there. I don't think most people would bother to do that much clicking to read what people are posting.

Just my opinion...I think it would be better to start a new thread. You can still copy ARGH's and other old posts, over to a new thread.

dontwantaname wrote:Well, the problem is..... most of Argh's post wouldn't be allowed anymore!
They weren't allowed then either. Somehow nobody ever reported him or tried to clean him up.
Well, what is posted is cleaned up Argh!
The man loved his nude pictures.

But he didn't post many nude pics in this thread, did he? I thought the charity thread mostly had pics of his nephew and siblings, and some other pics. Oh well.

Hey, seems to be working today! Is it?

Hmmm...maybe not. I can't find my last post anywhere. Oh well.

dontwantaname wrote:yes, this is where good Argh lived.

bump

dontwantaname wrote:yes, this is where good Argh lived.

bump

daedalusknight wrote:



My mother’s no longer with us, but when she passed away she left behind five amazing people. A field medic serving his country, a teacher, a political activist, a librarian, and (of course) myself... we are the people we are today because of our mother. Without her we never would have had courage, humor, integrity, creativity, or a desire to make a change in the world. Without her we would not even be here in the first place. Though she is long gone she will never be forgotten. She lives on in our words, our deeds, our very flesh. This shirt is a tribute to her... recalling the days of joy and laughter when we were a bunch of wild kids who endlessly poked and joked and loved one another dearly, despite the arguments about who got to sit where at the dinner table. This Mother’s Day I would very much like to give this shirt as a gift to each of my siblings, who would look at the playful kittens here and see, I hope, a bit of ourselves and a bit of our mom as well.

If this shirt manages to make it to production, my very first shirt check will be entirely donated to a breast cancer charity. Millions of mothers, sisters, wives and daughters will be stricken by breast cancer. With our support they can survive... with future research they can be cured.

If you’d like to make a donation, Susan G. Komen for the Cure will help you to help mothers everywhere. Even if you can’t donate, please visit their site and get informed. Early detection is a crucial part of surviving breast cancer.

Thanks for your support.

dontwantaname wrote:sigh.

heavy sigh