How long do you need to be here before everything starts repeating?

ManlyBanisters · 02-01-2008

I'm sure I answered this already!!

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Originally Posted by Pecker

When 1000 chimpanzees sit at 1000 keyboards and type for....

"Oook", said the Librarian (oh wait, he was an orangutan - ne'ermind...)

mercurialbliss · 02-01-2008

Oh c'mon. This is LPSG. Every topic is original.

Northland · 02-01-2008

Everything or only something?

I saw the first repeat of a new topic back on day 1. To repeat every topic ever made, might take at least a week.

SpoiledPrincess · 02-01-2008

Just like life everything repeats eventually - but the second and third time around it's not exactly the same, it's the same subject with different responses.

SexandCandy · 02-01-2008

Depends on the topic... I've seen repeats several times over already, and i haven't even been here a full month... LOL

ClaireTalon · 02-01-2008

With me, it lasted for about 18 months, maybe 15. Then things started repeating. If my average post count could be tracked, one should look for the point where it dropped under 3, that is about the repeating started.

Nick8 · 02-01-2008

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Or privileged. Or something. I'm sorry, what was the question?

rico27 · 02-01-2008

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Originally Posted by Nick8

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Or privileged. Or something. I'm sorry, what was the question?

Nick, could you repeat what you were trying to say?

earllogjam · 02-01-2008

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Originally Posted by ClaireTalon

With me, it lasted for about 18 months, maybe 15. Then things started repeating. If my average post count could be tracked, one should look for the point where it dropped under 3, that is about the repeating started.

15 mo. sounds about right for me too. I suppose one gets to a point where you don't feel like telling your stories a second time around also.

I wonder if that is the shelf life of members here.

JustAsking · 02-01-2008

Johnson's recursive corollary on repeating history:

"History seems to repeat itself even if you take into consideration Johnson's recursive corollary on repeating history."

ManlyBanisters · 02-01-2008

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Originally Posted by JustAsking

Johnson's recursive corollary on repeating history:

"History seems to repreat itself even if you take into consideration Johnson's recursive corollary on repeating history."

It may well repreat itself - repreatedly - but what does it mean?

Oh the pedantry - the damned pedantry - not to mention the pig calling the flamingo pink!!

Nick8 · 02-02-2008

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Originally Posted by rico27

Nick, could you repeat what you were trying to say?

I guess I could try, but, umm, who's asking?

How long do you need to be here before everything starts repeating?

I'm sure I answered this already!! Originally Posted by Pecker When 1000 chimpanzees sit at 1000 keyboards and type for.... "Oook", said the Librarian (oh wait, he was an orangutan - ne'ermind...)