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How many posts needed for me to shed the newbie status?
Kilgore Trout wrote:
> Alternatively, click the link above that says, 'Top Posters' and on
> that page click on either the 'regular', 'newbie' or 'Notable' links
> and you'll get a box come up that explains statuses.
Better yet, click the status that's under under everybodies name (Whatever it may be).
:-O
Staff = sucky
> Alternatively, click the link above that says, 'Top Posters' and on
> that page click on either the 'regular', 'newbie' or 'Notable' links
> and you'll get a box come up that explains statuses.
Better yet, click the status that's under under everybodies name (Whatever it may be).
:-O
Staff = sucky
And who would believe the words of a trout?
Kilgore is a smack-head
Ignore what it tells you.
Ignore what it tells you.
Kilgore Trout wrote:
> We're here to serve, ma'am.
In that case, I'll have a treble vodka.
> We're here to serve, ma'am.
In that case, I'll have a treble vodka.
We're here to serve, ma'am.
Well thak you all for the patronising yet eventualy helpful responce
You need to have been here 3 years, make at least 10,000 posts and have a word count of at least 7 figures...
Alternatively, click the link above that says, 'Top Posters' and on that page click on either the 'regular', 'newbie' or 'Notable' links and you'll get a box come up that explains statuses.
And then you have to resist the temptation, when you finally fulfill the criteria, to start a thread in the Help area asking - the exact second you do fulfill the criteria - why your status hasn't changed. It's always updated automatically overnight.
Alternatively, click the link above that says, 'Top Posters' and on that page click on either the 'regular', 'newbie' or 'Notable' links and you'll get a box come up that explains statuses.
And then you have to resist the temptation, when you finally fulfill the criteria, to start a thread in the Help area asking - the exact second you do fulfill the criteria - why your status hasn't changed. It's always updated automatically overnight.
300, 10000 words and at least 28 days.
superhodge wrote:
> How many posts needed for me to shed the newbie status?
1,833,959,298,349,204.69
> How many posts needed for me to shed the newbie status?
1,833,959,298,349,204.69
How many posts needed for me to shed the newbie status?