Busiest forum?
02-13-2006, 11:47 PM
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Possibly, as 928 owners we are more articulate, enjoy rhetoric (the positive type that is), enjoy hearing ourselves speak and can type potentially better that the other listers? 
m21 - again good call - I'll buy dinner for the blonde, the redhead, the brunette with highlights and the sandy blonde on the left. Although I do see a ring on the redhead - wouldn't want to offend. Hmm. Nice picture. Please no offense to any female readers - just complimenting the picture.
m21 - again good call - I'll buy dinner for the blonde, the redhead, the brunette with highlights and the sandy blonde on the left. Although I do see a ring on the redhead - wouldn't want to offend. Hmm. Nice picture. Please no offense to any female readers - just complimenting the picture.
02-13-2006, 11:51 PM
#17
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OK - so for clarification on rhetoric - "The art or study of using language effectively and persuasively"
02-14-2006, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by nee.dragger
It might be my inagination, but the 928 forum appears to be the most active of all forums on Rennlist. Has anyone else noticed this? Is there some reason why? I cruise the other forums everyday, just looking. There are way more 911s (and the owners are purdy fanatical about their cars, like us), 924/944s, and 914s. So, why aren't they as active here as we are?
928 forum: 25,451 threads, 303,494 posts.
944 "main" board + 944 "technical" board: 58,600 threads, 655,074 posts
Throw in the 21,952 threads and 266,006 posts on the 951 board, and we're looking at 80,552 threads and 921,080 posts on the 944 boards. The main 944 board normally churns like a chat room. It's just seasonably slow right now. As soon as the yankees dig out from under their blanket of white stuff and start breaking their cars again, it'll pick up.
Plus there's been an inordinate share of e-drama on the turbo board over the last few months, that turned some people off for awhile.
Besides, as we steadily approach 1 million posts related to 944s, you'd think we'd have all our issues settled.
02-14-2006, 12:49 AM
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Originally Posted by m21sniper
I'm no old fart dammit. I'm still young and good looking with a penchant for chasing the ladies....
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02-14-2006, 12:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Red1
I question what you're looking at.
928 forum: 25,451 threads, 303,494 posts.
944 "main" board + 944 "technical" board: 58,600 threads, 655,074 posts
Throw in the 21,952 threads and 266,006 posts on the 951 board, and we're looking at 80,552 threads and 921,080 posts on the 944 boards. The main 944 board normally churns like a chat room. It's just seasonably slow right now. As soon as the yankees dig out from under their blanket of white stuff and start breaking their cars again, it'll pick up.
Plus there's been an inordinate share of e-drama on the turbo board over the last few months, that turned some people off for awhile.
Besides, as we steadily approach 1 million posts related to 944s, you'd think we'd have all our issues settled.
928 forum: 25,451 threads, 303,494 posts.
944 "main" board + 944 "technical" board: 58,600 threads, 655,074 posts
Throw in the 21,952 threads and 266,006 posts on the 951 board, and we're looking at 80,552 threads and 921,080 posts on the 944 boards. The main 944 board normally churns like a chat room. It's just seasonably slow right now. As soon as the yankees dig out from under their blanket of white stuff and start breaking their cars again, it'll pick up.
Plus there's been an inordinate share of e-drama on the turbo board over the last few months, that turned some people off for awhile.
Besides, as we steadily approach 1 million posts related to 944s, you'd think we'd have all our issues settled.
02-14-2006, 01:13 AM
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Well stated bigs -
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02-14-2006, 11:47 AM
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Because the wine and cheese crowd only needs a few posts. "Where do you put your students exams in your Boxster?" Seriously, as a percentage I would bet that the 944 and 928 have a higher DIY ratio, especially since we are driving the under appreciated (think price to value) members of the Porsche family.
Not that I think that I could currently afford to rehab a 911 so I don't look for them, but how many completely neglected 911s vs 928s or 911s vs 944s do you find?
Or maybe the 911 guys are smarter and know how to use the search function
Seriously, as a percentage I would bet that the 944 and 928 have a higher DIY ratio, especially since we are driving the under appreciated (think price to value) members of the Porsche family.Not that I think that I could currently afford to rehab a 911 so I don't look for them, but how many completely neglected 911s vs 928s or 911s vs 944s do you find?
Or maybe the 911 guys are smarter and know how to use the search function
02-14-2006, 04:36 PM
#24
Originally Posted by IcemanG17
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Is that your shark? I hope those heels didn't scratch the paint (headliner would be okay) :>)
Is that your shark? I hope those heels didn't scratch the paint (headliner would be okay) :>)
Bed, yes.
Face, maybe
928 Hatch, never.
LOL.
02-14-2006, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by michaelathome
Was following the lines of the 928 ^^^ and low and behold, look at those modified door panels! It has a couple nice LCD's working in there as well!
I'm not an old fart either. Just maybe a fart once in a while.
Michael
I'm not an old fart either. Just maybe a fart once in a while.
Michael
But since you bring it up........what is the red looking tank thingy under the rear bumper?
02-14-2006, 04:43 PM
#26
Originally Posted by alex70
Possibly, as 928 owners we are more articulate, enjoy rhetoric (the positive type that is), enjoy hearing ourselves speak and can type potentially better that the other listers?
m21 - again good call - I'll buy dinner for the blonde, the redhead, the brunette with highlights and the sandy blonde on the left. Although I do see a ring on the redhead - wouldn't want to offend. Hmm. Nice picture. Please no offense to any female readers - just complimenting the picture.
m21 - again good call - I'll buy dinner for the blonde, the redhead, the brunette with highlights and the sandy blonde on the left. Although I do see a ring on the redhead - wouldn't want to offend. Hmm. Nice picture. Please no offense to any female readers - just complimenting the picture.
02-14-2006, 07:52 PM
#27
Originally Posted by bigs
Cuz the demographic for us shark owners is:
1. We're old farts
2. We're old farts
3. We're old farts
1. We're old farts
2. We're old farts
3. We're old farts
Originally Posted by bigs
Well I'll be. Apparently a 928 really does haul ***!
Amazing....packing four of them into the hatch.... whew....
02-14-2006, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Vancouver83LTD
those ladies look like men
(If ya know where to look, you can find hidden meaning just about everywhere!)