
Best posts made by Stockcar86
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RE: RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2)
Can’t believe this is the same team that drew nil all with Italy
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RE: Awesome stuff you see on the internet
Aquarium rewards dolphins with fish if they bring a piece of litter or a dead gull to help keep the pool clean.
One dolphin starts tearing up litter into smaller pieces and trading each in for a reward, then uses fish rewards as bait to lure and kill gulls for larger rewards
Latest posts made by Stockcar86
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RE: Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****
Judging by the hat on the chair, Dave Filoni is directing some of the Ashoka series which is promising.
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RE: Brumbies vs Hurricanes
@Derpus said in Brumbies vs Hurricanes:
Missed the audio. What was wrong with the Wright pilfer?
@Derpus said in Brumbies vs Hurricanes:
Missed the audio. What was wrong with the Wright pilfer?
ref said ruck had formed
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RE: Twitter
@Bones I've never heard of that. I found this:
Deactivation If you don't use your Twitter account -- meaning not only failing to sign in to your account, but also not posting tweets nor interacting with the community -- Twitter will deactivate your account automatically after six months. Or, if you want to deactivate your account intentionally, you can do that by signing in to your account, clicking the gear icon, clicking "Settings" and then clicking the "Deactivate my account" link. This will remove your account temporarily from the Twitter platform. If you change your mind, you have 30 days to sign back in to your account, which will reactivate it. Deletion If you don't sign back in to your account within 30 days, then your Twitter account will disappear permanently from the Twitter platform, having been deleted. Apart from that process, sometimes Twitter will delete an account immediately if Twitter staff view your Twitter activity as being against the company's terms of service, or if for whatever reason your profile becomes a legal or economic liability. Also, don't confuse deleting a Twitter account with deleting a TweetDeck account -- a Twitter application -- which you do from the TweetDeck website. Deleting a TweetDeck account doesn't affect the Twitter account with which it's associated.
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RE: What are you listening to, right now................
Something new - from recently released debut album