@indonesia-philsaid Make that 12, I don't know about humour, but here's a limerick, (which might count as poetry??)
There was a young man from Calcutta
Who sat in a bath full of butter
He could make it sound sane
When he tried to explain
But he's really a bit of a nutter.
(I've just been to India)
I think you are a very nice person, and I just thumbed - up your post, which I ...[text shortened]... ds having a chat about nothing in particular, which are in my opinion the very best kind of threads.
Thank you Phil, π I too enjoyed your India thread / journal. My sisters did a trip around the Seychelles, the former Bombay and Sri Lanka with our brother who then worked for BOAC. The number of child beggars were a shock to them.
@divegeestersaid Seems reasonable; in that case I’d say it was a sense of team achievement and that would be measured by the number of posts divided by the number of posters. The smaller the number the more successful the thread.
Didn't you mean the larger the number of posters the more successful the thread?
@drewnogalsaid A number of posters (11), repartee, humour, poetry, compliments, some UP thumbs....
A few sub-texts or cross-threads, often consisting of banter or running jokes between well-known posters, sometimes helps to keep a thread going and interesting and reap a few more UPs.
@moonbussaid A few sub-texts or cross-threads, often consisting of banter or running jokes between well-known posters, sometimes helps to keep a thread going and interesting and reap a few more UPs.
That'll be 1200 pounds for the advice, thank you.
And no, you cannot have the gerbil.
A gerbil link (guaranteed to make you belly laugh) is also a real thread winner.
@moonbussaid A few sub-texts or cross-threads, often consisting of banter or running jokes between well-known posters, sometimes helps to keep a thread going and interesting and reap a few more UPs.
That'll be 1200 pounds for the advice, thank you.
And no, you cannot have the gerbil.
Always trying to make a buck even if it is useless info!!! π π
@moonbussaid A few sub-texts or cross-threads, often consisting of banter or running jokes between well-known posters, sometimes helps to keep a thread going and interesting and reap a few more UPs.
That'll be 1200 pounds for the advice, thank you.
And no, you cannot have the gerbil.
£1200 for advice with abbreviations?
What is the cost if you explain UPs to me?