I think it has to be Techinspectors 3 words.
That's been on here for years now.
Does he win a Tee shirt or atleast a at aboy or something.
HE! HE! HE! Who knew that thread would run for years like it has.
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Kurt
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I think it has to be Techinspectors 3 words.
That's been on here for years now.
Does he win a Tee shirt or atleast a at aboy or something.
HE! HE! HE! Who knew that thread would run for years like it has.
At aboy Tech.
Kurt
The "Everybody Currently Building a Car" thread has the 3-Word joke thread beat by five years.... http://www.clubhotrod.com/hot-rod-ta...g-car-437.html
Yep. Beat john gemmer's joke page duel by about six months.Quote:
Originally Posted by rspears
Yep I have seen these threads before too, some threads seem like they have been on here for ever.
I wounder if they lost some of those ol' classic threads when the site went down before.
I know one time they had to use a old format till they got everything fixed after the site crashed.
My favorite thread was when they guys were talking about thing they tried to put over on their Parents.
I wonder how many of us caught our kids trying to put the same thing over on us as we tried to put over on our parents.
Our life experiences can make us look at things in a whole other light.
Kurt,Quote:
Originally Posted by vara4
I took it to mean threads that are active today, meaning someone posts to them at least once or twice a month, with the oldest start date. There may be something older that falls into that category, but I think it's the Everyone That's Building a Car thread (Dave Severson posted to it most recently, with pictures of the righteous Olds that he's doing as a tribute to an old friend who passed away), and as jb points out, the Joke Thread is a close second in age.
A friend from my former work place shared with me that his Dad came up with a unique method of enforcing his curfew. He had an old "Big Ben" wind up alarm clock, the one with a raucous clanging alarm tone, and he set it for the designated curfew time, placing it on the floor outside their bedroom door. He made it clear that there was no problem with the time his son chose to come home. "....but heaven help you if that alarm wakes me up!!" He told of several times when he was racing through their neighborhood at high speed, sliding to a stop in the driveway, and rushing into the house to make a last second dive for that clock, but it never went off. I expect that his Dad often was laying in bed laughing, hearing his son doing everything humanly possible to get to that clock!!
I know I would have been busting a gut Roger.
These guys on here were coming up with all kind of crap I had never heard of before.
It's funny to hear how original some of the parents and kids were.