Nice People Thread Part 9 - and so it continues

lostinrates

My memory doesn't really work to pick out individual things.

I just like the nice PEOPLE really.

Spirit_2

lostinrates wrote: »

When we hit 10000.

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I explained to OH that I had opened a new thread (it is all greek to him) when I said it was thread 10 and each previous thread had 10000 posts he was amused and working out the hours. I think he only considered posting activities. Not reading, and he does not know about 'thanking'.

10000 posts x 9 threads:eek:

micheals could you calculate NP time invested and draw meaningful conclusions from these variables?

CKhalvashi

Spirit wrote: »

I explained to OH that I had opened a new thread (it is all greek to him) when I said it was thread 10 and each previous thread had 10000 posts he was amused and working out the hours. I think he only considered posting activities. Not reading, and he does not know about 'thanking'.

10000 posts x 9 threads:eek:

micheals could you calculate NP time invested and draw meaningful conclusions from these variables?

Using 1 minute per post, and 20 seconds to read a post, makes about 540000 minutes of NP time, so 1 day, 10h (assuming 15 NP, viewing every post) of time taken up, when this hits 10000.

Who is starting the new one?

CK

ETA: Found it, well done Spirit!

vivatifosi

Spirit wrote: »

I explained to OH that I had opened a new thread (it is all greek to him) when I said it was thread 10 and each previous thread had 10000 posts he was amused and working out the hours. I think he only considered posting activities. Not reading, and he does not know about 'thanking'.

10000 posts x 9 threads:eek:

micheals could you calculate NP time invested and draw meaningful conclusions from these variables?

When I try to explain the NPT to DH he frowns, looks confused and then gives me a 'does not compute' look. Then when I try to extend my logic and explain in more detail, I get more quizzical looks but this time accompanied by "why?"

GDB2222

Generali wrote: »

England, Surrey and NSW in that order.

Tottenham and Sydney FC in the soccer.

Are you thinking of applying for citizenship? If so, how will that change things?

CKhalvashi

GDB2222 wrote: »

Are you thinking of applying for citizenship? If so, how will that change things?

Nothing really changed when I acquired British (or, indeed, Russian) citizenship.

I still view myself as Georgian, but living abroad, and as such I still speak Georgian at home (and occasionally at work).

On football, I support an English team, but at the same time, I (and most my fellow countrymen) did already

lostinrates

Hilarious conversation here.

Parent " we used to put crackers on the Christmas tree''

Fir ' did you eat them?"

(Parent thinking Christmas crackers, DH thinking ryvita'.

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

Hilarious conversation here.

Parent " we used to put crackers on the Christmas tree''

Fir ' did you eat them?"

(Parent thinking Christmas crackers, DH thinking ryvita'.

LOL.

I had a box of small crackers I put on every year. It could be quite difficult keeping them intact as some people think it's acceptable to walk in, grab one and pull them....

I was eyeing up some up the other day thinking "I'll get some of those when I finally get a home/xmas tree... maybe next year"

CKhalvashi

PasturesNew wrote: »

LOL.

I had a box of small crackers I put on every year. It could be quite difficult keeping them intact as some people think it's acceptable to walk in, grab one and pull them....

I was eyeing up some up the other day thinking "I'll get some of those when I finally get a home/xmas tree... maybe next year"

It's not big, but it's up

Doozergirl

How could I forget that we usually put crackers on the tree!?

How did everyone else?!