kwilkinson
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There's a thread in BC entitled Definative Guide to Skincare... can a mod change that title? That **** bugs me.
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I've got an idea... with so many rampant spammers, these guys build up like a 100 posts before any of the mods even log in. Any way to give select forum members a "kill" button that essentially freezes the targeted account so that when a mod finally does log in they can just clean up a stable mess of posts? I constantly see spammers but what more can I do then just hit the red button and wait a few hours.
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Might there be some reduction in the number of SW&D threads in MC if the forum were titled something a little more explicit like "Men's Tailored Clothing" or something? Maybe "No Jeans Allowed" or "No, We Do Not Know Anything About Clarks Desert Boots" for the less patient among us?
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Is it that hard to scroll down without clicking?
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Is it that hard to scroll down without clicking?Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Do I really have to explain why it would be better if a low-effort, non-intrusive verbiage change made it more likely that posters would end up in the forum most appropriate for their questions? The last two forum names were intended as somewhat self-deprecating humor.
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Do I really have to explain why it would be better if a low-effort, non-intrusive verbiage change made it more likely that posters would end up in the forum most appropriate for their questions? The last two forum names were intended as somewhat self-deprecating humor.Originally Posted by dah328
May I answer your question with a question?
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Which man does he belong to?Originally Posted by JustinW
honestly gaiz, these weren't that hard to spot. I had difficulty choosing which ones were real women only because I thought one of them had to be out of every pair, and I could see the man in each of them. If you imagine them without the make-up, long hair, and boobs, it becomes pretty easy to tell that they are in fact, all boys. If I wasn't looking for it though, I might be fooled.Originally Posted by GQgeek
That said, they do a hell of a lot better job of dressing up boys as women than the afghans do.... I saw a special on bacha bazi last night and it was really disturbing.
All considered, i'd be second-guessing myself all the time if I lived in Thailand. There's some serious Crying Game **** going on over there.
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