August 26, 201115 yr We have had over 100 posts in the last 24 hours. Fantastic! I love it! Thank you all for supporting the site!
August 26, 201115 yr Oh my Congrats! We have had over 100 posts in the last 24 hours. Fantastic! I love it! Thank you all for supporting the site!
September 1, 201115 yr Active Members It looks like my plan to stop starting threads for awhile is working. The idea was that I had started ten of the threads on the opening page, and thought I should stand back and let others have the space. Bibottomboy has stepped right up with 14 threads on the opening page, and is the last responder on 15 threads. hitoallusa is giving him a run for his money though, but my bet is on the bibottom. I still wonder how a bottom can be bi, but life is full of questions that I don't have answers to! Unless bibottom boy wants to start another thread...!!!
September 2, 201115 yr Author It looks like my plan to stop starting threads for awhile is working. The idea was that I had started ten of the threads on the opening page, and thought I should stand back and let others have the space. Bibottomboy has stepped right up with 14 threads on the opening page, and is the last responder on 15 threads. Like you, Lucky, I thank them for stepping up and taking the bull by the horns.
September 2, 201115 yr I wish I looked like that, but I'm a beer bellied bear. Hey BiBottom, If you just take a bull by the horn and take a picture, then maybe it starts to looks like it! Anton.
September 3, 201115 yr Active Members Like you, Lucky, I thank them for stepping up and taking the bull by the horns. I think I'll keep my legacy account with Merrill Lynch...
September 3, 201115 yr Active Members You are going to stick with MER? Formerly known as Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc., prior to 2009 the firm was publicly owned and traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol MER.
September 3, 201115 yr Lucky you are so brilliant to remember the stock code for Merrill Lynch. I hope you were not a shareholder in that company so that's why you remember it. You are going to stick with MER? Formerly known as Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc., prior to 2009 the firm was publicly owned and traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol MER.
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