Random questions to which you seek an answer
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Yeah - the 07… What?.. I work in it...
If you call what you do "work", then yeah, I guess you do…
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What's so tactical about a tactical pen? :-\
most of them are designed to be used as striking tools in a self defense situation.
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What's kubotan? Oh wait, you meant me?
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I can do 6 out of 8. Bottom right and 3rd from top on the left have me stumped, though.
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^Bottom right one is Lucky Luke and the Daltons
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Ah, no wonder I came up blank. Never heard of either of them; guess I'm not up to speed on my French comics characters.
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^^^^^Monday Disney World was fantastic. We go every other year. One of my favorite places to vacation. My 4 year old son was freaking out. Thanks for asking!!!!
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so let's say I have an item that I want to sell, and I go check out the wtb board, is there an easier/better way to find if anyone wants the item I have than going through everyone's unique wtb thread? not a problem if there's just a handful of threads there but once the wtb board gets it's going to be unreasonable to navigate everyone's unique thread. And sure I'll glance at folks wtb list when they post it but I may not remember who's after what when I'm staring my closet someday and thinking damn I'm out of control and I decide to part with a thing or two.
Maybe someone has a good suggestion how to handle this? Is there a way to search this that I'm not thinking of? My thought, use a hashtag, like #wtb and put that in your post along with the item name(s) you want. At least that way I could use the forum search function, search the hashtag and the item number and easily find any wtb posts. For instance thomas just posted up a list of flannels he's after but if I go search wtb ihsh-11 his post doesn't come up. And I can't limit a search to the wtb board only.
Any other ideas? Am I thinking about this the wrong way? I just know it's frustrating if folks post up wtb lists, and stuff on their list gets put up for general sale and they miss out; I mean our goal ought to be easily matching up sellers with folks after their stuff.