Designating "vintage" threads.

**Hamish** · 16th August 08, 03:33 PM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

Is there any way to distinguish some of these months and years old threads that manage to resurface because of god only knows what reason?

I mean, it's not that I have that much of a problem with the threads themselves...I do, however, fully expect to see a resurfaced thread marked "Hamish: post #1 featuring a young and dark haired Ham's photo of himself in his first kilt and asking "What do you think? Should I maybe buy a couple more?".

The posts remonstrating the people who revive the old post for having revived the old post are probably more weird than the posts reviving the old post!

Is there some forum trick that would, maybe, color code anything over ninety days old or sumat like that?

Best

AA

Sorry AA, but cameras had not been invented when I got my first kilt!!

Take care,
Ham.

**auld argonian** · 16th August 08, 04:03 PM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Sorry AA, but cameras had not been invented when I got my first kilt!!

Take care,
Ham.

Pictish stone carvings, perhaps?

Best

AA

**robthehiker** · 16th August 08, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Sorry AA, but cameras had not been invented when I got my first kilt!!

Take care,
Ham.

Here it is!

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**davedove** · 18th August 08, 10:50 AM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Sorry AA, but cameras had not been invented when I got my first kilt!!

Take care,
Ham.

Originally Posted by robthehiker

Here it is!

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So, Hamish, what was Moses really like?

**SteveB** · 20th August 08, 10:02 PM

Recently some "old" threads were brought back to life, even though the person that started the thread is not currently active on the board. I read every post and found that the attitude expressed byt the members that first posted was different than the current members that posted. For me it was a very pleasant way to see the changes in Society, one kilt at a time.....