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acquiesce12
28 Aug 14 21:09
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you mostly see the same names of the same forums, not many posters are regular posters on more than two forums or more, for example most names down here you don't see on the football forum, why is this? you must have interest in multiple sports or at least one away from this one

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By:
a bitofinterest
When: 28 Aug 14 21:11
Plain
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Mikael D'Haguenet
When: 28 Aug 14 21:13
Most of the other forums tend to be populated by people who think they know what they're talking about but actually spout utter shyte. There are some good posters on each of them but they're far outweighed by idiots.

On this forum, talking utter shyte is seen as a positive!
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 28 Aug 14 21:14
Blush
By:
erse2
When: 28 Aug 14 21:16
cheeeebs
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 28 Aug 14 21:39
I would take the chit chat forum against any other in an intelligence test. I frequent here, horse and greyhound racing the most. I do pop into rugby, cricket and football as and when games are on that I'm interested in.
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scandanavian_haven
When: 28 Aug 14 21:50
General betting would win any IQ test hands down, chit chat would come second imo, poltics forum are quite bright, if a little eccentric, football forum is a free for all, the aussie forum would ask what IQ stands forLaugh I jest Aussies I jest, love you reallyGrin

People imo post in what forum sits well with their personality and interest as every forum has a different vibe so people post where a)they feel comfortable and b) they can relate to the other posters , sense of humour / interests / things in common maybe.

I bounce between this, football and tennis, but main interest is tennis, don't really have friends online as I 'm not really a regular poster and have to work, there are some people I like some I think need to be sectioned, acqueisce being one themGrin
By:
sideshowbob
When: 28 Aug 14 21:53
i likes armadillos
By:
guinness2dear
When: 28 Aug 14 21:59
General betting would win any IQ test hands down


They would get bots to answer the questions for them..
By:
Clouseau
When: 28 Aug 14 22:05
I prefer chit chit because I feel comfortable conversing with other like-minded cross-dressing lorry drivers.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 28 Aug 14 22:10
Where is Dewey btw?
By:
Ozymandius
When: 28 Aug 14 22:13
The Specials forum is the most extraordinay place and far and away the most fascinating if impenetrable forum.

They have there own language, obscene ramping is de rigeur and cheered.   There is a tremendous knowledge accrued in the place on past events and trends etc but it is couched in double and triple bluff.  The posts per person per day are off the charts.

Not a bad bunch, they get along well and are helpful.  But there is a whiff of a raucous Brighton hairdresser's Coach trip to Calais for cheap booze about the place.  Sort of a parallel universe.
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 28 Aug 14 22:20
What a cracking post, Ozymandius!
By:
brassneck
When: 28 Aug 14 22:23
because of my age I am scared that betfair may make a new rule and have an over sixties forum,so I move about so I can be classed as a regular on all the forums and i never spout utter shyte.
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 28 Aug 14 22:24
Laughozy

might have to check out specials more often but I don't like reality tv which a lot of is about, as for post per day, you have seen nothing till you've seen t tennis forum mega threads, a couple have over 100,000+Shocked the rest well over 50,000+
By:
brassneck
When: 28 Aug 14 22:25
if they got a quid a post they would be doing well.Laugh
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 00:00
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Laugh


I used to post on specials when I hammered the Specials markets years ago

Remember a guy Posted ,Ramped, and Spammed all he could, very well also for an entire series

at the end of it all there was a Profit / Loss thread

He'd made 50p per smiley Happy
By:
brassneck
When: 29 Aug 14 00:06
I wonder if betfair charged a penny a post to go to a charity and taken out of the available to bet balance ,how long would it take for the forum to grind to a halt.LaughLaughLaughLaugh
By:
sideshowbob
When: 29 Aug 14 00:16
they should charge £500 per every losing tip money tree posts
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 29 Aug 14 00:18
was he Mr Winner Mischief
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 29 Aug 14 00:31
Money Tree could stop a runaway locomotive. It's just uncanny how many he grinds to a halt.
By:
acquiesce12
When: 29 Aug 14 10:06
But there is a whiff of a raucous Brighton hairdresser's Coach trip to Calais for cheap booze about the place.  Sort of a parallel universe.



Has to be the line of the year for meLaughLaugh
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