Sentences with phrase «read comments on threads»

It's very reassuring to read the comments on this thread.

Recently I read a comment on a thread of blog haters about me saying it's so bizarre that I still am reminiscing on my wedding...

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Slack recently added threaded conversations that work like a comment on an article like the one you're reading now, and people seem to know how to do it.

Perhaps we have read a comment on a discussion thread with which we disagree.

I haven't really commented on EC topics since I bowed out 6 - 7 years ago, but my sadness over what was lost when that community withered is all coming back to me having read this thread.

If you read through the comment thread on this post you will get a taste of the length with which people have gone to protect the Emergent brand and do harm to Julie.

Having read through the tone of several of your comments on this thread, I pray that the above verse encourages you that you are personally referenced in the Bible.

UPDATE # 2: I'm going to go ahead and close the comment thread on this post because a few folks seem rather eager to prove my point there, and I'm tired of reading and deleting this stuff.

I have just gone on to the computer instead of my phone (where it isn't as easy to read the comments thread) and have now read the earlier comment on the weight of sweet potatoes being 600g.

His daughter is adorable and of course I had to comment on that, but as I read through the thread I realized that sour green mango sprinkled in salt was a Thing.

Reading the thread on this article and I noticed a lot of people naming strikers we could have gotten in past transfer windows that have gone to other club and failed, Balotelli, Falcao, Martinez, Boney etc are recurring names in all the comments, and am sat here thinking because they failed in thee clubs does not necessarily mean they would have failed if we had pulled out our fingers and hot them back then, Balotelli aside I strongly believe all of these players could have made a difference playing infront of our midfield and given the kind of attention and care Wenger gives Giroud and Walcott, adapting our play to suit them and giving them chances after chances even when its blatantly obvious they are average players so please lets not keep using that as an excuse for Wenger's ultra careful attitude in the transfer market, they could have failed with us, or they could have been massive for us, all speculations.

that's what it sounds like if you read comments here, and it makes me laugh because I've seen nearly identical threads about the same people on other team's sites.

I was feeling really blue until I read the comments in this thread and it is putting a smile on my face.

There are lots of sensible comments by Gooners on various threads but only those which actively call for Wengers sacking are worth reading and actually helpful in increasing the pressure on the club to act and sack him.

I'm not meaning to cause any more of a ruckus here, but I've read a lot of comments on this thread which frankly refer to women who choose not to homebirth as ignorant.

If you read some of the other comments on this thread, it isn't uncommon for dad to sleep in a separate bed or room.

I hope David Cameron or someone on his team reads this comment thread.

Read the thread of comments below her post for info on Shakeology related to heart palpitations.

I read on one of the threads here about a poster commenting on a hydrogen breath test... are those fairly reliable?

Hi Shantess, I've been doing a lot of reading on PCOS and found this thread and your comment.

I would recommend reading through the comment threads on this.

Stunning as always!!!! I've read through the links and through the comments thread, unless I missed it, I was wondering about the wreath on Maddy's headboard, it looks like felt stones??? Very cool!

Read through their profile, look at their pictures, find a shared point of interest or a common thread, and send them a message commenting on it.

You can upload audio, photos, and videos, search through profiles, create Favorites and Friends lists, receive match recommendations, send and receive virtual flirts, read forum posts, and post your own threads and comments — we could go on and on.

the good thing was, you could name a movie / tv that virtually everyone else had long forgotten about, and there the page would be, with a message board to use for it... meant you could read other comments / questions by people, even if there were very few threads on the show / person because of their obscurity..

I just posted a short comment with similar numbers (including some extrapolations on pages / borrow read) on the thread at Kboards, which will probably get shredded by all the Chicken Littles over there

So, please, read what you write in response to a review or a comment on a thread and then read it again before you even think about hitting the «enter» button.

Comment on threads, take some time to read books written by other members and help them out where you can.

I always find it interesting reading these comment threads on Group vs. Bank RESPs.

Feedback is really important to us and we read all of your comments and discussion threads, so come join us over on the Swordy Steam page for more information and community discussion!

Both the Metroid II (RetroActive # 12) and Super Mario RPG (# 11) discussions included forum comments being pulled from the relevant threads and read aloud on the show, as was the case with every previous RetroActive (even for the apathy - inducing Ninja Spirit).

I posted a version of this post on Facebook this morning, jumping up from breakfast after reading the New York Times article, and there has been a passionate response (I've made the Facebook post public so that the comments thread can be accessed by anyone who is on Facebook).

> 230 To elaborate on the link I posted — this is one of the editors of Reason Magazine, who has changed his mind about warming; the thread below his posting includes comments from some people who read only his posting, some who read the press release, and one or two who actually read the science on which he based his change of mind.

(Apologies, just realised with changing pages to create an account, I ended up posting on the Antarctic comment thread rather than the Arctic thread I was reading.

There is no question that there are now two polarized sides (read the comments on the previous thread.)

How on earth does anyone read Judenhass into the comments in this thread?

Reading Climate Cover - Up, you keep stumbling across familiar phrases and concepts, which you can see every day on the comment threads.

If you're as interested in the exchange between Jim and myself as you appear to be (by dint of your interjecting yourself into the dialogue), I suggest you go back to the previous Wagner thread and read up on our prior exchange on the topic related to my question in the above comment.

After reading through the comment thread on the last post, and the comment thread on the same topic at SkS, it occurs to me that the scientists that do climate research — as well as their sycophants — do not see this as self - evident the way most commenters do here.

There are plenty of great JC quotes in the thread too, worth reading just for those - she has a comment on critical thinking and ends with:

I am not sure if you read the Reviewers comments and the comments on the thread.

I have read all the comments that have been presented on this thread as well as other threads.

Go back and read comment threads here on the Hay paper, which is now looking to be pretty good science.

And now you insult by implying I would write comments on someones blog without reading the OP, which is what it looks like you've done here, since you are diluting the thread with irrelevant off - topic provocations.

Not the best place for this link I know but given that peopel will be reading this thread as I am having come here from WUWT, may I draw your attention to the folowing comment I've posted on DITC that concerns PSU ESSC.

Klapper: if you haven't already seen it, I suggest you read the comment here, posted on another thread.

There are two comments, however, I'd like to make after reading the posts on this thread.

I read Anthony's latest comment (in his second comment thread) on how the data collection was done and I agree with his general premise that corrections for TOBS might no be as revealing as some imagine.

If you read my comments on the previous threads, I was surprised to hear that Judith said that ACO2 doesn't «dominate» (let alone «influence») the climate on decadal or even centenial scale.

The «Share» command in Safari makes it easy to email links to posts on WUWT to friends and relatives, but I know most don't have the time to spend studying long, often intricate arguments, and references to people they never heard of, not to mention reading lengthy Comments threads.