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Old 07-21-2007, 02:55 PM #1
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Default Just curious...
...as to why there are no recent posts to Social Chat. Is everyone hanging out elsewhere or am missing something? I feel so alone.
One other question. Is there somewhere that I can access my posts, so that I can see replies, rather than having to go to each board?
Thanks...still new at this.
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Old 07-21-2007, 03:55 PM #2
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Did you figure out how to find your messages?
If you left click the mouse on your own name, it'll bring up a few options. One of them is to find more messages by yourself. Clicking that will bring up all your previous posts. Don't feel bad asking for directions. We don't mind helping out.
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Hi Landa,

Don't feel alone!!!!!!

Not everyone is as talkative as...

(me)

I love to post messages and read them...

but not everyone does that....

I think if you are an active poster than you can communicate with a lot of people and that will add to a good feeling in the world.

((((((((((Landa)))))))))
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I love to talk and love my Internet friends. This board thing is so addictive.
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Hi Landa and 'welcome'.

I just started a new Night Owls (#8) thread and I'm wondering if that might bring out some birds from the woodwork?

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