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Shepdogg

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

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.
 
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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

psuro

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NittPicker said:
IIRC, Threads Forum was a football letterman in 1912. Word had it he was the best dressed guy on the team.
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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.
 
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PSUForever

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psuro said:
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.
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And somehow his uniform was never dirty, not a speck of dirt on it ever. Incredible.
 
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fairgambit

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LionJim said:
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.
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Absolutely agree.
 
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Auxgym

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LionJim said:
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.
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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!!!
 
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LB99

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Shepdogg said:
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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Neil Sedaka died.
 
leinbacker

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

Shepdogg

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