[Odysseus]

from work that is.

[Odysseus]

why the fuck can't you edit your thread titles?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????/

[leeman]

why the fuck can't you edit your thread titles?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????/

You should be ...

[Odysseus]

You should be ...

how? where? you hit edit and it doesn't let you.

[leeman]

how? where? you hit edit and it doesn't let you.

You don't get an advanced button ....?????

[Odysseus]

You don't get an advanced button ....?????

yes and when you edit the title it only changes in the thread, not when you view the title in the GD.

[ntype]

I already remarked that behavior. From what I feel about that thing :

1. you can't edit the "main title" once someone answered into the thread
2. there is the very same problem when you wait a little bit of time

I think that the behavior #1 is due to the vbulletin code/functionality design. Meanwhile behavior #2 is more something with a "message session ID" (or sumetin like that) that the server flushes depending on the load.

But I could be totally wrong and post bullshits.

[leeman]

I already remarked that behavior. From what I feel about that thing :

1. you can't edit the "main title" once someone answered into the thread
2. there is the very same problem when you wait a little bit of time

I think that the behavior #1 is due to the vbulletin code/functionality design. Meanwhile behavior #2 is more something with a "message session ID" (or sumetin like that) that the server flushes depending on the load.

But I could be totally wrong and post bullshits.

You're absolutely RIGHT!

[ntype]

You're absolutely RIGHT!

"damn I'm good"

:d

[Odysseus]

I already remarked that behavior. From what I feel about that thing :

1. you can't edit the "main title" once someone answered into the thread
2. there is the very same problem when you wait a little bit of time

I think that the behavior #1 is due to the vbulletin code/functionality design. Meanwhile behavior #2 is more something with a "message session ID" (or sumetin like that) that the server flushes depending on the load.

But I could be totally wrong and post bullshits.

english motherfucker, do you speak it

[ntype]

english motherfucker, do you speak it

yes motherfucker, I do.

"my tailor is rich"
"john is driving a car"
"the cat is sleeping on the couch"
"the lorry is being loaded with crates"

sup sup

[CT280]

yes motherfucker, I do.

"my tailor is rich"
"john is driving a car"
"the cat is sleeping on the couch"
"the lorry is being loaded with crates"

sup sup

n, you had 'bode until the last one.

[ntype]

n, you had 'bode until the last one.

well he said english and not american, thus the "lorry" instead of "truck" :*>

[CT280]

well he said english and not american, thus the "lorry" instead of "truck" :*>

's why you're the ntype. :lol:

[Odysseus]

yes motherfucker, I do.

"my tailor is rich"
"john is driving a car"
"the cat is sleeping on the couch"
"the lorry is being loaded with crates"

sup sup

:praise:

[Tribal Dragon]

I love ntype.

[Blueeyedwoman]

What's going on in here? I mean really?

[ntype]

What's going on in here? I mean really?

there are only two pages you can read'em or you need cliffnotes ?

[Blueeyedwoman]

there are only two pages you can read'em or you need cliffnotes ?

I read the incomprehensible gibberish, N.

[ntype]

I read the incomprehensible gibberish, N.

if you can't understand, that doesn't automatically mean that it's "gibberish" you know.