It seems we have an abundance of new posters recently who are using the "find" feature for research (which is a great thing ). I do want to point out that you need to be reviewing the "posted" date in the upper left hand corner of each post to determine whether it's a current thread or an ancient one. Members move on from time to time, so many of the older thread you reply to will likely go unanswered. Hope this is a help to any newer members out there!

OK - Rodfl and Pradu - you have officialy been warned! Nicely done Colonel Hairbank!

Ditto,

I think if more used the Search feature they could find deatiled answers to questions which has been rasied over and over again

Actually, I enjoy reading those old threads as they usually provide information that's news to me. Personal opinion, I know, but I think it does more good than harm.

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Originally posted by YoungGuy:
Actually, I enjoy reading those old threads as they usually provide information that's news to me. Personal opinion, I know, but I think it does more good than harm.

I understand your point, YG. . I more pointed it out to those who were posing questions expecting a reply to their post. . It is interesting to see some of the old threads..............especially those talking of a "2000 graft mega session".........who'd have though we'd have seen more than 7000 in one session only a short few years later??

!Viva La Follicle!