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I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?

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On Wed, 05 Jun 2013 19:44:01 +0000, Cin
wrote:

I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?

Aisle 6 at the post replacement store.

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On Wed, 05 Jun 2013 19:44:01 +0000, Cin
wrote:

I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?

Post office

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On 6/5/2013 3:44 PM, Cin wrote:
I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?


Cin,

Don't let the other guys get to you with their lame jokes. You came here
looking for help and you shouldn't have to put up with responses that
are of no use. I'm here for you.

Replacement posts come in 2 different sizes. Do you need the first size
or the second?

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On Wed, 05 Jun 2013 20:19:42 -0400, DerbyDad03
wrote:

On 6/5/2013 3:44 PM, Cin wrote:
I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?


Cin,

Don't let the other guys get to you with their lame jokes. You came here
looking for help and you shouldn't have to put up with responses that
are of no use. I'm here for you.

Replacement posts come in 2 different sizes. Do you need the first size
or the second?

Cin,

Be careful with this advice. Post are now referred to fat and skinny.
Look for trade number for sizing.

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On Wed, 05 Jun 2013 17:44:52 -0700, Oren wrote:

Look for trade number for sizing.

Cin,

Tsk. Tsk.

Don't let the abject simplicity of the previous responses deter you from
the sheer enjoyment of learning all about the true meaning of how to choose
the right replacement posts!

As Oren alluded, there are the standard trade sizes to consider; but,
as usual, neither he nor Ed nor Derby provided enough detail to replace
your posts properly, at home.

But I, well.... I've done the research. Yup. It's all here for you to
stand on my shoulders, lucky guy that you are.

Yep. Here is it. Just remember, there are as many trade sizes for
replacement posts as there are weeks in a year ... so choose wisely:

TRADE SIZES FOR YOUR REPLACEMENT POSTS:
1. Explanatory posts == Oren's specialty
2. News posts == Ed Pawlowski's type
3. Definition posts == Trader's preference
4. Standard posts == Frank's type
5. List posts
6. Profile posts
7. Case-study posts
8. Problem posts == Attilla's type
9. Comparison posts == nestork's method
10. Story posts == Stormon' Mormon's style
11. Controversial posts == a favorite of Bob_DDK's
12. Inspiring posts === Dufas' favorite
13. Research posts == My specialty
14. €œWhat others are saying€� posts
15. €œWhat if€� posts
16. Parody posts
17. Unconventional posts
18. SAQ (Should Ask Questions) posts
19. Review posts
20. Interview posts
21. Ebook posts
22. Special posts
23. Sheet posts
24. Checklist posts
25. Infographic posts
26. Project posts
27. Open posts
28. Debate posts
29. Presentation posts
30. Poll posts
31. Crash posts
32. Twitter posts
33. Monthly posts
34. Contest posts
35. Draw posts
36. Race posts
37. Quiz posts
38. Software posts
39. Comic posts
40. Joke posts
41. Graphical posts
42. Presentation posts
43. Audio posts
44. Interview posts
45. Talk posts
46. Teleseminar posts
47. Video posts
48. Screencast posts
49. Presentation posts
50. Interview posts
51. How-to posts
52. Webinar posts

REF:
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2...roven-to-work/

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Danny D wrote:
On Wed, 05 Jun 2013 17:44:52 -0700, Oren wrote:

Look for trade number for sizing.

Cin,

Tsk. Tsk.

Don't let the abject simplicity of the previous responses deter you from
the sheer enjoyment of learning all about the true meaning of how to choose
the right replacement posts!

As Oren alluded, there are the standard trade sizes to consider; but,
as usual, neither he nor Ed nor Derby provided enough detail to replace
your posts properly, at home.

But I, well.... I've done the research. Yup. It's all here for you to
stand on my shoulders, lucky guy that you are.

Yep. Here is it. Just remember, there are as many trade sizes for
replacement posts as there are weeks in a year ... so choose wisely:

TRADE SIZES FOR YOUR REPLACEMENT POSTS:
1. Explanatory posts == Oren's specialty
2. News posts == Ed Pawlowski's type
3. Definition posts == Trader's preference
4. Standard posts == Frank's type
5. List posts
6. Profile posts
7. Case-study posts
8. Problem posts == Attilla's type
9. Comparison posts == nestork's method
10. Story posts == Stormon' Mormon's style
11. Controversial posts == a favorite of Bob_DDK's
12. Inspiring posts === Dufas' favorite
13. Research posts == My specialty
14. €œWhat others are saying€� posts
15. €œWhat if€� posts
16. Parody posts
17. Unconventional posts
18. SAQ (Should Ask Questions) posts
19. Review posts
20. Interview posts
21. Ebook posts
22. Special posts
23. Sheet posts
24. Checklist posts
25. Infographic posts
26. Project posts
27. Open posts
28. Debate posts
29. Presentation posts
30. Poll posts
31. Crash posts
32. Twitter posts
33. Monthly posts
34. Contest posts
35. Draw posts
36. Race posts
37. Quiz posts
38. Software posts
39. Comic posts
40. Joke posts
41. Graphical posts
42. Presentation posts
43. Audio posts
44. Interview posts
45. Talk posts
46. Teleseminar posts
47. Video posts
48. Screencast posts
49. Presentation posts
50. Interview posts
51. How-to posts
52. Webinar posts

REF:
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2...roven-to-work/


Also, The New York Post and The Washington Post.

--
Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
To email, remove the double zeros after @

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On Thu, 06 Jun 2013 08:34:36 -0400, willshak wrote:

Also, The New York Post and The Washington Post.

Truer words were never spoken!

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willshak wrote in
:



Also, The New York Post and The Washington Post.




Don't forget Painted Post. That's a village in NY State.


--
Tegger

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Tegger wrote:
willshak wrote in
:


Also, The New York Post and The Washington Post.




Don't forget Painted Post. That's a village in NY State.



And Emily Post from Tuxedo Park, NY

--
Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
To email, remove the double zeros after @

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On Jun 6, 12:20*pm, willshak wrote:
Tegger wrote:
willshak wrote in
:

Also, The New York Post and The Washington Post.

Don't forget Painted Post. That's a village in NY State.

And Emily Post from Tuxedo Park, NY

--
Bill

....and those little colored note papers with one sticky edge. I forget
what they're called.

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On Jun 6, 2:41*am, Danny D wrote:
On Wed, 05 Jun 2013 17:44:52 -0700, Oren wrote:
Look for trade number for sizing.

Cin,

Tsk. Tsk.

Don't let the abject simplicity of the previous responses deter you from
the sheer enjoyment of learning all about the true meaning of how to choose
the right replacement posts!

As Oren alluded, there are the standard trade sizes to consider; but,
as usual, neither he nor Ed nor Derby provided enough detail to replace
your posts properly, at home.

But I, well.... I've done the research. Yup. It's all here for you to
stand on my shoulders, lucky guy that you are.

Yep. Here is it. Just remember, there are as many trade sizes for
replacement posts as there are weeks in a year ... so choose wisely:

TRADE SIZES FOR YOUR REPLACEMENT POSTS:
1. Explanatory posts == Oren's specialty
2. News posts == Ed Pawlowski's type
3. Definition posts == Trader's preference
4. Standard posts == Frank's type
5. List posts
6. Profile posts
7. Case-study posts
8. Problem posts == Attilla's type
9. Comparison posts == nestork's method
10. Story posts == Stormon' Mormon's style
11. Controversial posts *== a favorite of Bob_DDK's
12. Inspiring posts === Dufas' favorite
13. Research posts == My specialty
14. “What others are saying” posts
15. “What if” posts
16. Parody posts
17. Unconventional posts
18. SAQ (Should Ask Questions) posts
19. Review posts
20. Interview posts
21. Ebook posts
22. Special posts
23. Sheet posts
24. Checklist posts
25. Infographic posts
26. Project posts
27. Open posts
28. Debate posts
29. Presentation posts
30. Poll posts
31. Crash posts
32. Twitter posts
33. Monthly posts
34. Contest posts
35. Draw posts
36. Race posts
37. Quiz posts
38. Software posts
39. Comic posts
40. Joke posts
41. Graphical posts
42. Presentation posts
43. Audio posts
44. Interview posts
45. Talk posts
46. Teleseminar posts
47. Video posts
48. Screencast posts
49. Presentation posts
50. Interview posts
51. How-to posts
52. Webinar posts

REF:http://www.problogger.net/archives/2...of-blog-posts-....

You left off the most common type of post in a.h.r:

Off-Topic posts

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It happens that Cin formulated :
I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?

If all else fails try
POST EXCHANGE PX lol

--
John G

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John G wrote:
It happens that Cin formulated :
I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?

If all else fails try
POST EXCHANGE PX lol


Can't go, I'm at my post doing post mortum, after post military retirement.

Greg the poster

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On Fri, 7 Jun 2013 00:44:17 +0000 (UTC), gregz
wrote:

John G wrote:
It happens that Cin formulated :
I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?

If all else fails try
POST EXCHANGE PX lol


Can't go, I'm at my post doing post mortum, after post military retirement.

Greg the poster

Maybe you could get permission from the postmaster.

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DerbyDad03 wrote:
On Jun 6, 12:20 pm, willshak wrote:
Tegger wrote:
willshak wrote in
:
Also, The New York Post and The Washington Post.
Don't forget Painted Post. That's a village in NY State.
And Emily Post from Tuxedo Park, NY

--
Bill

...and those little colored note papers with one sticky edge. I forget
what they're called.

Postits. No, not Emily's tits.

--
Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
To email, remove the double zeros after @

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On Jun 7, 12:33*pm, willshak wrote:
DerbyDad03 wrote:
On Jun 6, 12:20 pm, willshak wrote:
Tegger wrote:
willshak wrote in
:
Also, The New York Post and The Washington Post.
Don't forget Painted Post. That's a village in NY State.
And Emily Post from Tuxedo Park, NY

--
Bill

...and those little colored note papers with one sticky edge. I forget
what they're called.

Postits. No, not Emily's tits.


I doubt Emily would consider that proper etiquette.

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Cin posted for all of us...

And I know how to SNIP


I an looking for a replacement post - anyone know where I can find one?

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