Yeah, but we all know you don't really pay attention.Drakkith said:
Well, I saw them and thought they were browser glitches... What does that make me?phinds said:
Nah, we're OK. I also thought they were glitches. We were paying attention, just drew the wrong conclusion. Drakkith was off thinking about sex or something. Who knows what a Texan thinks when no one is lookingberkeman said:Well, I saw them and thought they were browser glitches... What does that make me?
Damn contrarianEvo said:
Evo said:
If you are like me and don't have the window fully expanded, they get in the way.Greg Bernhardt said:
It will make the homepage list quite longBillTre said:
It will. Especially in the age of mobile.BillTre said:
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