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Shepdogg

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Is it possible to get a sub forum for death notices? It seems like a morbid race to post as soon as the human heart stops beating, sometimes with multiple posters posting the notice at the same time. With 8 billion people on this earth, eventually the board will become one big obituary.
 
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LionJim

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The reason I push #subjectlinesmatter is so that people can skip threads they aren’t interested in.

With a generic RIP thread, we’d have no idea who died. I would think that a standalone thread on the passing of, say, John Wayne would garner a whole lot more views and responses than one mentioning the death of Bill Thurston.
 

NittPicker

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I don't recognize the names of most of the people who get the RIP treatment. So I just keep scrolling and thinking, "There's someone else I never heard of who kicked the bucket".
 
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psuro

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IIRC, Threads Forum was a football letterman in 1912. Word had it he was the best dressed guy on the team.
He came out of the coal regions of Western Pa. Played End, tackle and also kicked. He was integral to the 1912 team that only gave up 6 points enroute to an undefeated 8-0 season. Coach Hollenback credited Threads Forum with being the anchor to that great defense.

They don't make'em like Threads Forum anymore.
 

PSUForever

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He came out of the coal regions of Western Pa. Played End, tackle and also kicked. He was integral to the 1912 team that only gave up 6 points enroute to an undefeated 8-0 season. Coach Hollenback credited Threads Forum with being the anchor to that great defense.

They don't make'em like Threads Forum anymore.
And somehow his uniform was never dirty, not a speck of dirt on it ever. Incredible.
 

fairgambit

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The reason I push #subjectlinesmatter is so that people can skip threads they aren’t interested in.

With a generic RIP thread, we’d have no idea who died. I would think that a standalone thread on the passing of, say, John Wayne would garner a whole lot more views and responses than one mentioning the death of Bill Thurston.
Absolutely agree.
 
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Auxgym

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The reason I push #subjectlinesmatter is so that people can skip threads they aren’t interested in.

With a generic RIP thread, we’d have no idea who died. I would think that a standalone thread on the passing of, say, John Wayne would garner a whole lot more views and responses than one mentioning the death of Bill Thurston.
What about Thurston Howell the Third?

Of course, he was lost at sea…… not sure they ever pronounced him dead?
 
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Nittany1997

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Shepdogg, I like you, and you have some very funny posts, but you are dead wrong on this.

RIP Shepdogg!!!
 

LB99

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Is it possible to get a sub forum for death notices? It seems like a morbid race to post as soon as the human heart stops beating, sometimes with multiple posters posting the notice at the same time. With 8 billion people on this earth, eventually the board will become one big obituary.
Neil Sedaka died.
 

leinbacker

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It's like, if only a football message board like this one could actually be in thread view format.
 

Shepdogg

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Please keep the death notices coming. I was wrong, I hope to see more soon.
 
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