Rank in Profiles

[ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ]

Not concerned about my ranking, in regards to number of posts and/or likes, just wondered if I could edit the title.  I see some pretty witty ones out there...

[MacGyver]

30 minutes ago, hipower said:

And believe me...at times I've had to erase my comments and start over.

We'd all be better off if we did that from time to time - online and in real life.

[hipower]

Just now, MacGyver said:

We'd all be better off if we did that from time to time - online and in real life.

Brother you are so right! I'm much better at containing my "enthusiasm" than I once was, but still a very fallible human and that requires overwatch.

[gregintenn]

What the heck happened to mine?

[gregintenn]

More importantly, when did we do away with sig lines?

[btq96r]

On 3/3/2017 at 0:12 PM, gregintenn said:

More importantly, when did we do away with sig lines?

When enough people got tired of seeing my reminder about how the Civil War turned out.

[mikegideon]

2 hours ago, btq96r said:

When enough people got tired of seeing my reminder about how the Civil War turned out.

As if it matters in these parts. You're way outnumbered

And, it's the War of Northern Aggression. 

Edited March 5, 2017 by mikegideon

[Alleycat72]

Should I change?

[ma6907]

I once got berated on a college football website for commenting on a post about "Mountain Lions" and seeing them (I had one in my yard in Mt Juliet one night).  The guy said I knew NOTHING about animals (I have a degree in Zoology from UT and a Doctorate).  He had over 14,000 posts on this site in just a few years.  My answer was that anyone with 14,000 posts on a college football website in that period of time (amounted to like 190 posts per day) must have a CONSIDERABLE amount of time on their hands?  Wonder how he could be such an expert in SO many things?  For the record, Mountain Lion sightings have become fairly common around Tennessee and now anytime someone sees one or it makes the news, people tag us both which leads to 100 more comments from that guy.  Higher ratings do not always equal better status.