Finding A Good Discussion
By hoz9991
@hoz9991 (301)
February 26, 2007 3:11pm CST
Click on one of your friend's profiles. When you see their page, choose one of their friends that has a display picture you like.
Keep choosing display pictures until you're far enough away from where you started. From here you will be able to meet people on mylot that you would not necessarily have bumped into. But you know their conversation will be good because they are friends of a friend.
*Disclaimer*
In case anybody comes back to try and claim money for false information, I cannot be held responsible for good or bad quality conversation, or for any injuries caused while using the internet. Remember to take frequent breaks from your computer.
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@Profetu (1253)
• Romania
26 Feb 07
Bwahhahaha :))) Well..i followed your instructions.
I ended up watching a discussion about cats.
In that discussion,your advise was to throw the cat out the window.Now..that was a good discussion...but i own a cat...i own a cat that is not mine actually.And after reading your advice,I found myself looking (with a greedy face) at the window.
Your disclamer says nothing about my broken head in case i follow your instructions....how do we settle this problem?
@Tetchie (2932)
• Australia
27 Feb 07
So that's where you've been! Sucked into the tunnel of curiosity. Ploughing through sentences and paragraphs, searching for comrades in arms. Days and days you've been gone, not one letter, not one message. You could have been hijacked by revolting meowing things for all I knew.
Next time leave a note. I was worried.
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@emeraldisle (13139)
• United States
27 Feb 07
I've done similar. I've also gone users by location. I pick someone at random and look at a few of their discussions and then if those look good I'll just go down all of their discussions with ones I can answer. Then I might go through the ones they have responded to. This way I have found some interesting discussions I missed otherwise. I've also found several old ones with no responses to them. It's one way to search.
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