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[Psalm 1 guy]

some posts on pg 12, TIFWIW:

Would you mind telling me how to add multiple posts to a message? I never seem to be able to do it. TIA

 

[Dogwelder]

Would you mind telling me how to add multiple posts to a message? I never seem to be able to do it. TIA

Your phone is too small. Get a bigger phone.

 

[Goggles Paisano]

2 years, no? If he’s a career 125, it’s certainly possible that there’s no room at the inn for Sidun until his Junior year. Regardless, good problems to have.

I think Like will fill out nicely for 133 by his 5th year. As for most, kids I doubt Oky St. Or PSU will see more than 4 guys at a time start for 5 years. It takes a special kind of blue chipper to achieve that. Top 10 p4p won't guarantee a 5 year career. Let's just call a freshman year on the bench a silent redshirt. I suspect that's likely for Sidun as great as he is.

 

[nerfstate]

Would you mind telling me how to add multiple posts to a message? I never seem to be able to do it. TIA

Sure!

1. Beneath each post you wish to insert, click the “+ Quote” (toggles to “- Quote” when selected) button that is next to the like button.
2. Once those are all selected in this manner, start a new post or reply and there should be an “Insert Quotes” button at the bottom of the edit post screen.
3. You are then presented with the list of posts that you have collected, and you can remove any before finishing the insertion process by tapping “Quote Messages” (This is sometimes useful because when you collect quotes with that quote button, they’ll stay with you until you either insert them in a post or remove them).

 

[BriantheLion]

Would you mind telling me how to add multiple posts to a message? I never seem to be able to do it. TIA

Sure!

1. Beneath each post you wish to insert, click the “+ Quote” (toggles to “- Quote” when selected) button that is next to the like button.
2. Once those are all selected in this manner, start a new post or reply and there should be an “Insert Quotes” button at the bottom of the edit post screen.
3. You are then presented with the list of posts that you have collected, and you can remove any before finishing the insertion process by tapping “Quote Messages” (This is sometimes useful because when you collect quotes with that quote button, they’ll stay with you until you either insert them in a post or remove them).

I also use quote if I want to read through the rest of the thread to see if someone else has already said what I want to say, without having to scroll back up to find the post I want to refer to…

I use reply if I don’t care to do that/just speak up immediately.