why

[anachronistic]

I was in no way saying those threads are meaningful to me I am just pointing out the possibility that maybe someone else did.

[shh!]

It seems like the person who might find them the most meaningful would be the original poster, who is the only person who can delete a thread (if I'm not mistaken).

[boobaa]

I think if we begin to think about what kind of impact on life this forum has, it needs deletion, since most of the talk here is quite pointless and advice usually remains just an advice. A virtual game.

But I am not going to leave, just not yet, I have still a lot of time to waste.

[anachronistic]

It seems like the person who might find them the most meaningful would be the original poster, who is the only person who can delete a thread (if I'm not mistaken).

If that were the case, the search function would serve no purpose.

[Illusional]

Just because you think it is meaningless, does not mean other people may also find it meaningless.

this is exactly what i'm talking about.. she's f*cking up my post count.. nah nah j/k.

i'm not complaining about this. i don't really care if you post meaningless bullshit, but when you delete a thread, you not only delete your thoughts, but also those who actually took the time to read through your thread and give you advice. i feel that it's a slap when you delete a thread because you don't want to hear what i have to say. we won't always get along, and covering up an argument is like sweeping the trash under the rug because you don't want to look at it.

besides, all these threads are meaningless to me... except for my asian thread, which consists mainly of two dumb asses flirting over the internet.

raverboy

[IndiReloaded]

Who gives a crap? If its left up long enough, Google has it in its cache anyway, it can be found w/a keyword search. Delete away, I say.

[Pears]

I say we kill her.

"I say we kill the beast!"

[Illusional]

can we eat pears in the meantime??

raverboy

[Mish]

I think some of those meaningless posts had some interesting discussions. Like when everyone starts going at different tangents and then make up in the end. It's funny read from time to time, I vote for them staying.