pinkee
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ORIGINAL: NakedOnMyChain Spawned by a certain thread that goes directly against the TOS, here is my question for the day: Why, if you know beyond a shadow of a doubt that a topic is going to be pulled, would you go ahead and post? Most especially, why would you go ahead and post that the topic is going to be pulled (for the original poster's reference), then put a well thought out response to the question? Why take the time? The thread in question attracted two pages of response, most claiming that it would be pulled, in a little over one hour. I was curious about that. Is it taboo, therefore you're taking the opportunity to have your opinion heard on the subject before it gets pulled? Is it the thrill of knowing you're causing the moderators to have to yank two extra pages of response instead of just the original question? Is it because there were, at one point, well over thirty people viewing the topic, and you're an attention slut? Why, dammit? LOL. I just don't understand. It seems so... frivolous. Naked, i'd bet $5 that most P/pl have never taken the time to actually read the TOS. However, an Op like you describe (nah, nah, nah i know this will be pulled, aren't i a pest) is a grab for attention, IMHO. pinkee
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