Sentences with phrase «thread said the article»

Not exact matches

If most of the articles were of interest to the vast majority on here and also actually said something new or gave a fresh insight or viewpoint, then it would be good to keep to the thread subject.

Here we go again with another pointless Diaz bros thread which I can't blame MMAMANIA for since the basement dwelling cult of Diaz fans all have a group orgasm every time some pointless article drops about their favorite «do nothing» entertainer says or acts like some sort of gangster.

And while people may believe what they are saying to be true, it does not need to become central to every comment thread in every article here at SAH by several vocal, disgruntled commenters (I'm being a bit hyperbolic, but you get the point).

It's all good and well for the people who write articles, because they'll get to see an entire thread talking about what they've said in their article.

This article talks about the latch system, but then goes on to say the seatbelt should be threaded through the seat - I do not believe it is necessary to do both the latch and the seat belt is it?

Asked to leave our community board for continuing posting «facts» when others would post inflammatory articles like, «Just Say No to Pitocin» and I would go, «Uh, yeah, but wait...» At one point I had 40 grown women devote a thread to informing me that I had completely ruined their forum, when I refused to leave it out of principle, having broken no rules.

«In this vast tapestry,» Corwin said in an article published in Cooper Union's 1987 Annual Report, «many unbroken threads lead back to the glacial era.

Well, beyond my own sick and twisted perversion of not only reading comment threads on posts / articles about LGBTQ research but actually cataloguing said comments, I've also recently found myself thrown into the deep end of the Internet cesspool of nasty comments on LGBTQ research, or more specifically, my LGBTQ research.