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Well done you guys, here's to 200.000 x

Clint wrote: I'm going to say August 13...longer if Far Rider takes a nap.
Quote from 8/7/2005

So, Far Rider must not have taken a nap. :wah:

flopstock wrote: I am the quietest, unassuming person to be found in the garden...why in the world would I be up to something?:yh_whistl




that makes my neck twitch, eyes roll, nervous ticks galore, my tongue is clicking uncontrollably and furthermore..............:-5

abbey wrote:

Well done you guys, here's to 200.000 x


"Far" is sure to be working overtime to get it done by September 30, 05!!! :-2

so it happened on august 14th???

i was right!!

pink princess wrote: so it happened on august 14th???



i was right!!
Congratulations! Tell 'er what she's won, John. ....

Accountable wrote: Congratulations! Tell 'er what she's won, John. ....


OK, so any takers on when we'll hit 200,000??? HA HA HA

(December 25, 2005????)

I'll take my birthday of 12/29 as long as some major posers - um err - major posters - don't go away. :wah: :wah:

pink princess wrote: so it happened on august 14th???

i was right!!


So did I miss it, did they say who the lucky 100,000th poster was? :-2

cars wrote: So did I miss it, did they say who the lucky 100,000th poster was? :-2
No, they haven't.





We're still waiting for that. :rolleyes:

Hi All,

I was away on business when the GRAND Event occurred! It looks like

????? gets the 100,000 post honor!



http://www.forumgarden.com/forums/showpost.php?p=100000

So...who had the closest guess?!

Ah good. At least I was wrong:

Accountable wrote: [quote=Far Rider]

Im thinkin Im gonna be the closest without going over...but I'll send 1 dollar to anyone who guesses who the lucky poster will be!


Um ... Some newbie spammer with some lame story about a girlfriend who doesn't understand him and leaves cryptic coded messages. Can anybody help me solve it so she'll speak to me again? And buy my products so I can give her a nice gift. :-5

Far Rider wrote: Did you mean 8-14? and it was closer to 6 pm as I remember?


You know what! We may to guess at it then! The database tagged that post as postid 100,000 - but obviously - the date couldn't be right.

Will this forever remain a mystery?

They're still counting on their fingers how close they were to the big post, way to go sc!

Tombstone wrote: Hi Everyone,

First off, thank you! ForumGarden is a couple days past its 1 year birthday and we are just about ready to hit 100,000 posts.

Let's do a little poll to bet on when you think we'll hit the big 100,000 mark!
Boy am I confused. Tombstone started the thread asking when we thought we would hit the big 100,000 mark. It happened on 8/13 around 6:00 PM if I understand it right. The question as to who whould be the 100,000th poster was added later...I think. I thought I had done quite well by guessing the 13th.

Far Rider wrote: was it the 13th? im confused now about the day but I think im close to the time. but maybe not... hmmmm

ok never mind...

ahh...

TOMB ya gotta figure it out I need to send this dollar out to somone!
That's the whole thing. I really need that dollar. :wah:

Ahhhh. Takes me back to my government days. How much should we spend in man hours to figure out who gets the buck? All of it! :yh_rotfl

Accountable wrote: Ahhhh. Takes me back to my government days. How much should we spend in man hours to figure out who gets the buck? All of it! :yh_rotfl
After all it's about being "accountable"...right? Then there is the issue of knowing where the buck stops.:-2

Far Rider wrote: hahahah in the army i watched as we paid thousands of guys to STAND READY!

and you look out over the tarmac and 500 guys are sacked out weapons all around, body armor, gear duffle bags, contraband that the brass looks the other way about... they really looked READY to me!

Now if one employee step 7 minutes over the clock I have to cousel them on how negative overtime is? give me a break!
Well it seems so logical to me . The economy has to be strong and efficient to be sure we have all those people ready. :yh_think

While we're pushing onward and upward we might like to see how the first milestone went down.

Spot single-handedly re-invents the trade of the resurrectionist