Can we get a ban on +1, +2 posts?

[thirdgreenham]

....please? :shrug:

[Boozad]

+3

[KingOfRulers]

....please? :shrug:

 

I agree. +1 (thumbs u

[s-man]

In before this thread gets pulled!

[seanfingh]

 

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

 

PS: Andy, the over/under on how many people are going to post +1 etc in this thread is 14.

[davidpg]

QFT

 

[Ares]

+666

[Dick Pontoon]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

 

PS: Andy, the over/under on how many people are going to post +1 etc in this thread is 14.

 

Ditto!

 

Plus sometimes the original poster is so overwhelmingly eloquent, on point and at the heart of the matter (Foolkiller? FT? Chrom?) that there's nothing more to be said other than "Right on!"

[THE_BEYONDER]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

I see it as an inability to formulate & express points of one's own.

[seanfingh]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

I see it as an inability to formulate & express points of one's own.

 

There's one I've never been accused of before.

[VintageComics]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

I see it as an inability to formulate & express points of one's own.

 

There's one I've never been accused of before.

 

I remember when solidarity was a nice thing.

 

[Wrightson fan]

 

 

+2 divided by Ditto squared to the third power.

[User 01001010]

-5

[ArAich]

....please? :shrug:

 

 

Howzabout I use this instead...

 

[ArAich]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

I see it as an inability to formulate & express points of one's own.

 

 

[Subliminal]

Is it the new graemlin post postcount bump?

 

It looks harmless to me.

[seanfingh]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

I see it as an inability to formulate & express points of one's own.

 

There's one I've never been accused of before.

 

I remember when solidarity was a nice thing.

 

 

[Wrightson fan]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

I see it as an inability to formulate & express points of one's own.

 

There's one I've never been accused of before.

 

I remember when solidarity was a nice thing.

 

 

 

I have heard that the local LFS (Loners For Solidarity) is having a meeting......too bad everyone wants to do it on their own without help from anyone else. They used to be known as the People Who Hate People Party (PWHPP) but were having even more trouble trying to get that first meeting started.

 

(Thanks to Bill Hicks for a portion of this idea)

[VintageComics]

I like them. It is a quick way to show solidarity with the poster or agreement with the point being made.

 

I see it as an inability to formulate & express points of one's own.

 

There's one I've never been accused of before.

 

I remember when solidarity was a nice thing.

 

 

 

Now that was funny.

 

[dopy02]