I'm not reading 100plus pages but

[Tiggeroo]

I think baby Suri doesn't exist, teenage girls should shave their legs and ladies should run amuck in the swan dolphin. What about you.
Also, how many pages does a thread have to get when you refuse to catch up on it. It seems by the time I notice something getting good it's super long already.

 

[powellrj]

I have started reading the first page and then the last page to catch up. If its really good, people have quoted enough of the good parts and it makes it easier to follow without reading everything in-between!

 

[phorsenuf]

I don't spend much time here at night so some threads by the morning are pretty long.
If it sounds interesting enough I'll grab a cup of coffee and start reading. Kinda my morning routine. beats reading the newspaper which is all politics right now.

 

[r3ngels]

I think I have a little attention span because I can't read those long threads... if I am not in the beginning I can't catch up

 

[Imzadi]

I've noticed some people don't even bother to read the first page of someone else's thread before posting. There may be a lag of several hours, so it's not like people are posting at the same time, but someone will post the exact same question or comment and not even read what others have already written only FIVE POSTS ABOVE.

I can understand not wanting to read several pages of posts, but when people clearly don't read other people's posts on the same page, why should they expect an answer to their posts?

 

[Cool-Beans]

I'm pulling the kids out of school, going to Disney, staying in GF concierge (if I don't get an upgrade, I'll be ticked!), but will be swimming at the Beach Club. I'm smoking in non-smoking and burning a candle in the room to cover the smell. I'll be cooking dinner in my crock-pot, but will use last year's refillable mugs for liquid refreshments, including milk.

I will allow my family to cut in line, my kids will use glow sticks on the rides and zip around in Heely's. They young ones will have temper tantrums all day and the older ones will swear. I will talk through the shows and scream through the rides. At parade time, I'm going to push my way to the front of the crowd so my kids can see. If they have to go potty, I'll point them to a bush.

After seeing "Jesus Love You" in the sky, I'll have to go inside for dinner (during which we'll be sharing plates) and will be wearing jeans, so everyone else's meal will be ruined. Then me and the kids will hit the bar to drown my lack of towel animal sorrows. One of the kids will throw up, but I won't care.

When I get up, I will not tip the housekeeper or valet guys, but will drive too fast over to the Contemporary, where I'll leave the car and take the monorail to the MK. After Wishes, I'll push and shove to be further up in line for the monorail.

But, of course, I won't go to Universal, because all they have is thrill rides.

You'll recognize me - I'll be wearing Crocs, carrying a purse that is too expensive, and wearing a pin because I had a birthday 4 months ago.

See ya real soon!

 

[CEDmom]

I think letting your teen dress like a working girl for Halloween is just dandy , I think Jesus can write whatever he wants in the sky , and I think Catholics can eat in the cafeteria any time they like .

 

[JadenLayne]

For me it depends on the subject. The skywriting subject was simple for me. I'm a Christian and I love God and I don't want to read a debate on the subject. I just wondered if anyone ever ended up finding out who the person is and didn't want to sort through two threads of fighting and debating to get an answer. Someone was nice enough to post a link on my new thread.

Now other threads, oh say like As the World Turns or Orlando Bloom I read each thread and if I need to catch up I do. The Suri thread I've never opened, the teenage thread I had no comment on so only read the first post. So it all depends for me.