Most of which are gone forever because nobody bothered to archive the site – although somebody at the Wayback Machine Internet Archive managed to save a few pages. Here is one from 2008:
I found some posts from me. It's a forum stuck in time. But the links all work.Most of which are gone forever because nobody bothered to archive the site – although somebody at the Wayback Machine Internet Archive managed to save a few pages. Here is one from 2008:
Maybe you only said that on the third or fourth edit so we missed it.On December 18, after kingchuck posted the news that Chic vocalist Alfa Anderson had died, I wrote that Le Freak "went to number one on the Hot 100 and the R&B chart in December 1978. Rodgers, who co-wrote the song with Edwards, knew it would never get played on radio with the original chant of "F*** off!" – so he changed it to "Freak out!"
Now I know IRBS, Jon and JHDK don't pay much attention to what I write. Either that, or they each have a poor memory.![]()
Which wastes my time because each time you do it it gives me a notification of new material and then I see the same post again and get annoyed.For three semesters I was news editor of El Vaquero, the weekly newspaper of Glendale College. For two years I wrote a weekly outdoors column for the Montrose Ledger. For 13 years I wrote a daily column of radio history, music trivia and celebrity birthdays for the LARadio website. (It shut down in 2023 following the death of its founder.) Since 1991 I've written a monthly column for the radio fanzine DecalcoMania.
That explains why my writing style is often formal, proper and educational. It also explains why, when I find mistakes or typos in things I've written, I often delete, correct and re-post them.
I found my username from a topic which I had posted most recent in. And I found one:The Wayback Machine Internet Archive has more than 10,000 URLs for XMFan. Many of them go to pictures that were posted. Many go to a page that says "The selected attachment does not exist anymore." Many just return to the Wayback Machine home page. I'm trying to find some of my posts. No luck yet. I think I made more than 25,000. Surely some of them must be there.
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That's what I had assumed. Nice to get confirmation.You can go and love yourself but Sheeran wrote it as you can go and fuck yourself.
Hey speak for yourself!the stupid opinion-based shit that all the rest of us post around here.
How is it that I am completely unencumbered by this, yet I can still function on this site just fine?Which wastes my time because each time you do it it gives me a notification of new material and then I see the same post again and get annoyed.
If you drive by every couple of hours it probably wouldn't affect you. If you come more frequently, it would be an annoyance.How is it that I am completely unencumbered by this, yet I can still function on this site just fine?
We can't have this discussion without mentioning this oneOn December 18, after kingchuck posted the news that Chic vocalist Alfa Anderson had died, I wrote that Le Freak "went to number one on the Hot 100 and the R&B chart in December 1978. Rodgers, who co-wrote the song with Edwards, knew it would never get played on radio with the original chant of "F*** off!" – so he changed it to "Freak out!"
Now I know IRBS, Jon and JHDK don't pay much attention to what I write. Either that, or they each have a poor memory.![]()
I don't think you get my point. I don't get any notifications.If you drive by every couple of hours it probably wouldn't affect you. If you come more frequently, it would be an annoyance.
You don't get a topic in the unread posts list? That is where it shows up. A new unread post.I don't think you get my point. I don't get any notifications.
I see sub-forums with a green "new" tag. Then I go into there, and the new threads are bolded. I know there's a "latest posts" panel on the right, but I don't need to look at it much.You don't get a topic in the unread posts list? That is where it shows up. A new unread post.