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theOfficial Hijacking Threads Hijack Thread

In summary, many people are complaining about the way threads get hijacked and morph into something completely unrelated to the original thread title. Some say it's just the way normal conversation flows and topics change as one topic reminds speakers of another. Others say thread hijacking is an awful thing and it is terribly annoying. Well, this thread is going to stay on topic: thread hijacking! Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.
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The_Kitchen_Guy said:
Somehow, a blue star doesn't seem very important right now.

Nope, maybe we can ask for green and purple stars????
 
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  • #2,152
etteluap70PC said:
I think it would be awesome if we could get this thread to 5000!

It's nice to have a place to post any drivvel that comes to mind!
chefann said:
I know! It's the "not important enough for it's own thread, but still info I want to share" place.
That's why we're all here - because we're not all there.
 
  • #2,153
Somehow, a blue star doesn't seem very important right now.



I hear ya KG..... But I still want my stripper star!
 
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  • #2,154
janetupnorth said:
Nope, maybe we can ask for green and purple stars????
[sing]
"Use Jerimiah Peabody's
Polyunsaturated
Fast-acting
Quick-disolving
Pleasant tasting
Green & Purple Pills!
[/sing](Music and lyrics by Ray Stevens.)
 
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  • #2,155
etteluap70PC said:
Somehow, a blue star doesn't seem very important right now.



I hear ya KG..... But I still want my stripper star!
Well, now that this is the official drivel thread, just post a couple hundred more pieces of drivel and you're there!
 
  • #2,156
Hi! This is the head driveler. (Yes- I just made up that word. What's it to you?)
 
  • #2,157
Well since I was the first one who said drivvel..... doesn't that make me the head drivveler?????
 
  • #2,158
guess it would help if I could spell it.......

:rolleyes:
 
  • #2,159
I feel guilty about wanting to be distracted. How weird is that? I'm really excited about NC, but my emotions are all mixed up at the moment ...

And Becky, I take issue with the potato salad thing ... I think MINE is the best ever ;) Maybe we should have a potato salad cook off ... that would up the meaningless drivel factor for the day :rolleyes:
 
  • #2,160
MomToEli said:
I feel guilty about wanting to be distracted. How weird is that? I'm really excited about NC, but my emotions are all mixed up at the moment ...

And Becky, I take issue with the potato salad thing ... I think MINE is the best ever ;) Maybe we should have a potato salad cook off ... that would up the meaningless drivel factor for the day :rolleyes:


If it would travel well, I'd bring some to NC - but I'm not sure even my chillzanne could keep it cold long enough!:D

For me - my DH says its the best he's ever had - even better than my MIL's.....so that's enough for me!:D :D :D
 
  • #2,161
Don't you love when it's better than his moms!!!
 
  • #2,162
etteluap70PC said:
Don't you love when it's better than his moms!!!
To me, that is the pinnacle of achievement!:)
 
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  • #2,163
chefann said:
Hi! This is the head driveler. (Yes- I just made up that word. What's it to you?)
With about 10 times the posts that Paulette has, I think you own that title.

Your mother, er, Yo mama must be sooooo proud.
 
  • #2,164
Luckily for me everything I make is better than his moms!

:D
 
  • #2,165
The_Kitchen_Guy said:
With about 10 times the posts that Paulette has, I think you own that title.

Your mother, er, Yo mama must be sooooo proud.


Yeah I know..... I'm not worthy! I'm not worthy!
 
  • #2,166
etteluap70PC said:
Luckily for me everything I make is better than his moms!

:D


I think so too about my cooking - because my style of cooking doesn't include jello, sugar, or condensed cream soup in everything.......:rolleyes:
 
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only 210 more to go.....
 
  • #2,168
ChefBeckyD said:
I think so too about my cooking - because my style of cooking doesn't include jello, sugar, or condensed cream soup in everything.......:rolleyes:

LMAO!!!!

DH read what I said about everything being better than his moms.

He said "well luckily for you it's not that hard !"

His mom is not a verry good cook.....
 
  • #2,169
ChefBeckyD said:
I think so too about my cooking - because my style of cooking doesn't include jello, sugar, or condensed cream soup in everything.......:rolleyes:

Hey! Are you married to my brother-in-law?? :eek:
 
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ChefBeckyD said:
I think so too about my cooking - because my style of cooking doesn't include jello, sugar, or condensed cream soup in everything.......:rolleyes:

What is wrong with jello, sugar and condensed cream soups?:D
 
  • #2,171
MomToEli said:
Hey! Are you married to my brother-in-law?? :eek:

Would that make me your sister?:confused: :D
 
  • #2,172
(Wrong quote ... meant to quote Becky ...)

Nah - my mom was actually a really good cook.

It would make you married to my husband's brother.

I suspect I could handle you either way, though :D
 
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  • #2,173
There are a whole number of one liners that go with this that I'm not touching.
 
  • #2,174
MomToEli said:
(Wrong quote ... meant to quote Becky ...)Nah - my mom was actually a really good cook.It would make you married to my husband's brother.I suspect I could handle you either way, though :D
To my DH's family, "Ethnic" Food is spaghetti or pizza.......they never want to try the foods I bring to get-togethers!One time, I made Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes for Thanksgiving, with a struesal topping - and no one would try them because they didn't have marshmallows on top! I married the only member of the family who will try something new...basically because he has to, or he'd starve!:D
 
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Probably wise.

One day I'll tell you how my brother married my first cousin ...

that makes their kids ... all mixed up ;)
 
  • #2,176
The_Kitchen_Guy said:
There are a whole number of one liners that go with this that I'm not touching.

BTW - blog - nice...

Glad you changed the avatar but I wouldn't have made you...it was just odd to see her face by your name right after reading the article...with the avatar hijacking it was almost like she was online when she wasn't. So...thanks! :)
 
  • #2,177
MomToEli said:
Probably wise.

One day I'll tell you how my brother married my first cousin ...

that makes their kids ... all mixed up ;)

Ummm, that could be confusing......."This is my brother/cousin" when making introductions could be a reason for therapy!:D
 
  • #2,178
MomToEli said:
Probably wise.

One day I'll tell you how my brother married my first cousin ...

that makes their kids ... all mixed up ;)

Try this one...my friend's dad died when she was 13.

In her 20's she married another friend of mine...2 years later his mom dies...

2 years after that his dad marries her mom.

Now Max (their 1st child) is his own cousin...they are brother and sister-in-law...and well you know...the story goes on...

And no KG, they are from Racine, not Crandon!
 
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Our state's equivalent to Wabash.
 
  • #2,180
ChefBeckyD said:
To my DH's family, "Ethnic" Food is spaghetti or pizza.......they never want to try the foods I bring to get-togethers!

One time, I made Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes for Thanksgiving, with a struesal topping - and no one would try them because they didn't have marshmallows on top! I married the only member of the family who will try something new...basically because he has to, or he'd starve!:D


I think we may be married to the same guy!
:rolleyes: :D
 
  • #2,181
etteluap70PC said:
I think we may be married to the same guy!
:rolleyes: :D

If we are, than he is in BIG trouble!
 
  • #2,182
Uncle Daddy! Uncle Daddy!

:D
 
  • #2,183
I'm My Own Grandpa
Lyrics: Dwight Latham, Moe Jaffe
Music: Dwight Latham, Moe Jaffe

Played by Jerry Garcia with David Grisman

Oh, many, many years ago
When I was twenty-three
I was married to a widow
Who was pretty as can be
This widow had a grown-up daughter
Who had hair of red
My father fell in love with her
And soon the two were wed

This made my dad my son-in-law
And changed my very life
For my daughter was my mother
'Cause she was my father's wife
To complicate the matter
Though it really brought me joy
I soon became the father
Of a bouncing baby boy

This little baby then became
A brother-in-law to Dad
And so became my uncle
Though it made me very sad
For if he was my uncle
Then that also made him brother
Of the widow's grown-up daughter
WHo of course is my step-mother

Chorus
I'm my own grandpa
I'm my own grandpa
It sounds funny I know
But it really is so
Oh, I'm my own grandpa

My father's wife then had a son
Who kept them on the run
And he became my grandchild
For he was my daughter's son
My wife is now my mother's mother
And it makes me blue
Because although she is my wife
She's my grandmother too

Now if my wife is my grandmother
Then I'm her grandchild
And every time I think of it
It nearly drives me wild
For now I have become
The strangest case you ever saw
As husband of my grandma
I am my own grandpa

[chorus]
 
  • #2,184
I was just going to post that song, Janet! It has been our family theme song for many years :D
 
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  • #2,185
ChefBeckyD said:
If we are, than he is in BIG trouble!
If I were married to both of you, I'd say it was really big o' me.
 
  • #2,186
The_Kitchen_Guy said:
If I were married to both of you, I'd say it was really big o' me.

ummm, now it's my turn to say I can think of alot of one-liners I could use - but not here!:eek: :p
 
  • #2,187
ChefBeckyD said:
ummm, now it's my turn to say I can think of alot of one-liners I could use - but not here!:eek: :p

Is that one-liners or bad pick-up lines... :rolleyes:
 
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  • #2,188
Three or more spouses: Polygamy.Two spouses: Bigamy.One spouse: Monotony.
 
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  • #2,190
No spouse: heaven!



Just kidding! It's just a joke!
 
  • #2,191
Funny how we all feel like we have to "qualify" our jokes now.
 
  • #2,192
janetupnorth said:
Funny how we all feel like we have to "qualify" our jokes now.

Yeah, well, others are "listening" right now.

Maybe it will increase bookings. We are obviously a caring, fun loving bunch.

BAD JOKE .... I know.
 
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  • #2,193
chefann said:
No spouse: heaven!



Just kidding! It's just a joke!
I never knew what happiness was until I got married.




































But then, it was too late.
 
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  • #2,194
MomToEli said:
Yeah, well, others are "listening" right now.
As the wise old philosopher, Confuscious, once say, "If they can't take a joke, screw 'em."
 
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The_Kitchen_Guy said:
As the wise old philosopher, Confuscious, once say, "If they can't take a joke, screw 'em."

Naw, that would be too promiscuous...too many people can't take a joke! :D
 
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  • #2,197
It was considerably cleaned up.
 
  • #2,198
Great smiley Ann!

Yes it does...
 
  • #2,199
The_Kitchen_Guy said:
As the wise old philosopher, Confuscious, once say, "If they can't take a joke, screw 'em."

You're going to be busy. I'll donate a jar of vaseline to your cause though ... :eek:
 
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chefann said:
Uncle Daddy! Uncle Daddy!

:D

My friend's stepdad is also her uncle... mom married one brother, divorced him and then (about 25 years later and with the rest of the family's COMPLETE blessing) married the other brother...
 
<h2>1. What is a thread hijacking?</h2><p>A thread hijacking occurs when the topic of a conversation in a forum thread shifts from the original subject to something completely unrelated.</p><h2>2. Why do threads get hijacked?</h2><p>There are a few reasons why threads may get hijacked. Sometimes, it's simply the natural flow of conversation as one topic leads to another. Other times, it may be due to a lack of moderation or enforcement of staying on topic. Some users may also intentionally hijack threads for attention or to disrupt the conversation.</p><h2>3. Is thread hijacking a common issue on forums?</h2><p>Yes, thread hijacking is a common issue on forums. It can be frustrating for users who are genuinely interested in the original topic and can make it difficult for others to follow the conversation.</p><h2>4. How can thread hijacking be prevented?</h2><p>Moderation is key in preventing thread hijacking. Forum moderators should actively monitor threads and redirect the conversation back to the original topic if it veers off track. Setting clear guidelines for staying on topic can also help prevent thread hijacking.</p><h2>5. What should I do if I notice a thread being hijacked?</h2><p>If you notice a thread being hijacked, you can try politely redirecting the conversation back to the original topic. You can also flag the thread for moderation or report the issue to a forum moderator. It's important to remember to stay respectful and avoid engaging in any arguments or off-topic discussions.</p>

Related to theOfficial Hijacking Threads Hijack Thread

1. What is a thread hijacking?

A thread hijacking occurs when the topic of a conversation in a forum thread shifts from the original subject to something completely unrelated.

2. Why do threads get hijacked?

There are a few reasons why threads may get hijacked. Sometimes, it's simply the natural flow of conversation as one topic leads to another. Other times, it may be due to a lack of moderation or enforcement of staying on topic. Some users may also intentionally hijack threads for attention or to disrupt the conversation.

3. Is thread hijacking a common issue on forums?

Yes, thread hijacking is a common issue on forums. It can be frustrating for users who are genuinely interested in the original topic and can make it difficult for others to follow the conversation.

4. How can thread hijacking be prevented?

Moderation is key in preventing thread hijacking. Forum moderators should actively monitor threads and redirect the conversation back to the original topic if it veers off track. Setting clear guidelines for staying on topic can also help prevent thread hijacking.

5. What should I do if I notice a thread being hijacked?

If you notice a thread being hijacked, you can try politely redirecting the conversation back to the original topic. You can also flag the thread for moderation or report the issue to a forum moderator. It's important to remember to stay respectful and avoid engaging in any arguments or off-topic discussions.

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