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I agree with the sentiment in paragraph 2 of post 7 but only partially agree with post 6.
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Paul#25 wrote:I agree with the sentiment in paragraph 2 of post 7 but only partially agree with post 6.
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Shane wrote:
Paul#25 wrote:I agree with the sentiment in paragraph 2 of post 7 but only partially agree with post 6.
And this makes following the discussion im-phornicating-possible (Manny says we may not say "phuck" on the forum (with acknowledgement to Apoc)) ImageImageImage

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Thanks Thys!
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Time for a reminder.... :)
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I tend to quote, because on a busy thread, if someone posts just before you, then your reply doesn't make any sense.
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I completely agree Saxj.
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Sorry. I am guilty of this. However, since must of my posts are amusing (to me anyway, if they aren't amusing to you, GFYS), I need the thread context that I am replying on. In cases where there obvious spelling or grammar errors (so-called 'Frikkie Kemps'), quoting allows them to stay there for posterity. Even after the poster has corrected these.... :)
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Mad Manny wrote: ↑
Sat Aug 24, 2019 9:46 am
 Some guys always hit the "Quote Post" button when posting.
This means their post contains a quote.

Others quote the post immediately above the post they are making - which is just plain silly.

Please, only quote a post if it is absolutely necessary.

I have been deleting the quoted post - where applicable, but I'm just going to start deleting the entire post...

There is very seldom a need to quote a previous post - in 90% of cases it's unnecessary...
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