Longest Thread In RMR

Jul 10, 2003 13 Replies

For those that keep track of such things... Where does "July 5th @ Metra" currently rank in the longest thread in RMR history file?


--Jim


Strange, I was wondering that myself. Does anyone know what thread holds the record for being the longest ever?

Randy

WOW, that is long!! - Theo M.

Does anyone care except unix and usenet geeks?

Jerry

Hey! Slackware Linux 8.1, 2.4.18 kernel. And I don't care.

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My guess would be "TRA vs. NAR"

or

"Where are the new issues of High Power Rocketry".

or

Bruce Kelly Stole HPR Magazine

Crap.... see what you did?

Sleeping dogs..

HDS

The *real* question is how many times in the past several years has Jerry used the word "villify", or any of its derivitives...

Dunno why I'm hung up on it, but it is a pretty cool word. Sounds nasty, and just roooollls off the tongue!

I'm trying to come up with a standardized Google query to properly illustrate this amazing little factoid.

Getting some impressive, but varying numbers back on a couple of queries I've tried...

Tod "Science trundles forward!" Hilty

I use it in contect alot. What really is cool is it has been adopted by

2-3 other posters in similar contect.

After you kill that time, put all the posts that say: This should be in the FAQ into a single text file and email it to me. Do something useful with your life.

Two words: GLUE THREAD!

Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!

Yeah, but you gotta remember, while Google may well be the eighth wonder of the world for its search engine, those guys still reconstitute threads using the subject instead of using the message id's (eg, E2nPa.11337$hY1.2747201), so those post counts are hard to trust.

Doug I love Google, but figurin' out those message id's seems to be beyond them....

that's right. not apple. unix with apple shell.

:-)

I thought it was still going. ; )

Randy

Google is hard to trust on something like that. If you post something, and the subject line happens to match the subject line of a post that is even years old, then Googlebot puts it in the same older thread.

J.A. Michel

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