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'You Plonker'
Of course your post count will be the same in all your posts that is how it works.
Make a post and your whole count is updated across the board.
Doh
I crack a couple of bottles, Appero Time.
You are showing 870 right across the board!!!
Of course your post count will be the same in all your posts that is how it works.
Make a post and your whole count is updated across the board.
Doh
I crack a couple of bottles, Appero Time.
You are showing 870 right across the board!!!
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Seriously though it does update with every post, maybe we can do a test tomorrow? Or maybe yours doesn't, we can still check.
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Richard,
Norri + GGG helped me get my thick head round what you said on Saturday.
I'd assumed the post count was frozen in time when the post was made, not dynamically updated - as you said - 'across the board'
I've manually upgraded myself to Old Fart in Excelsis.
Have you ever eaten sow thistles - it would be a suitable revenge on the b*st*rds
Norri + GGG helped me get my thick head round what you said on Saturday.
I'd assumed the post count was frozen in time when the post was made, not dynamically updated - as you said - 'across the board'
I've manually upgraded myself to Old Fart in Excelsis.
Have you ever eaten sow thistles - it would be a suitable revenge on the b*st*rds
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LOL Steve, glad we cleared that up.
(once or twice, a little bitter, not unlike 'chard', pigs love 'em, hence the name. Normally when foraging you should avoid anything with white sap, but loads of recipes for these things)
You know me, if it arrives on my doorstep and is reasonably edible, I'll give it a go. Been stuffing my face with peas recently, but the owner of the field has now harvested the field for cattle fodder. (mixed grain, peas, and other stuff, yummy).
Eating Weeds.
(Post Counter, to Eating Weeds, probably should stop the Hijack now )
All the best.
(once or twice, a little bitter, not unlike 'chard', pigs love 'em, hence the name. Normally when foraging you should avoid anything with white sap, but loads of recipes for these things)
You know me, if it arrives on my doorstep and is reasonably edible, I'll give it a go. Been stuffing my face with peas recently, but the owner of the field has now harvested the field for cattle fodder. (mixed grain, peas, and other stuff, yummy).
Eating Weeds.
(Post Counter, to Eating Weeds, probably should stop the Hijack now )
All the best.
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Not exactly a 'Weed' but Walnuts seem to have notable results over the long term. (heck they look like a brain, even)!
And you must have tree loads of them around you, esp' soaked in 'Eau de Vie'
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