Counterproductivity - Threads That Shouldn’t Be Bumped

[frankbmd]

Name a thread that you feel should never be bumped. If everyone agrees with you, we’ll all never see it again.

However, if your post results in a bump of the old thread you cite, you will be shunned by board members who agree with your opinion of the thread. Let the chips fall where they may.

Please, no profanity, religion, politics or rational or irrational expressions of anger or threats belong in this thread. Posting a random card with no related commentary is of course permitted.

If this was a contest, a list of posters, whose thread suggestion was never bumped, would be added to a list titled “Who Let The Dogs Out?”

However if adding a name to the list precipitated a bump of the thread that hadn’t been bumped, removing the name from the list would be necessary.

Hopefully you can understand why I’m not going there.

If this is all clear, I can add more rules at any time.

[BigBeerGut]

Huh?

[ullmandds]

I vote for the monster # thread!😬

[Peter_Spaeth]

Smh.

[perezfan]

I vote for not bumping the twice per year "I received my REA Catalog" thread.

Inevitably followed by dozens of responses, all stating whether their Catalog has arrived yet, the date it came in, how incredibly thick it is, how they feel sorry for the mailman, and how good it smells.

Never really understood why these threads exist, much less go on forever. Sorry to Brian and the good folks at REA... I love the Catalogs as much as anyone, but the novelty wore off about a decade ago.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I vote for not bumping the twice per year "I received my REA Catalog" thread.

Inevitably followed by dozens of responses, all stating whether their Catalog has arrived yet, the date it came in, how incredibly thick it is, how they feel sorry for the mailman, and how good it smells.

Never really understood why these threads exist, much less go on forever. Sorry to Brian and the good folks at REA... I love the Catalogs as much as anyone, but the novelty wore off about a decade ago.

Also, the next PSA vs. SGC thread.