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Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
Always when there is something negative about x1 on this forum they try to remove this from the main x1 forum. They remove it to the coffee house or they remove it completly. Last week the server was down for a few day's and then they are back with a cleaned forum. All negative threads removed. They take no bad comment and they selling unfinished software and if you complain they treat you like ....
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 08:49:35
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The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 09:11:13
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when a "person" makes abusive, aggressive,sexual threatening comments , derisive remarks, then , yes, those are removed.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 10:03:43
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I DIDNTSEE ANYPOSTS REMOVED EXCEPT YOURS...sorry caps..you need to learn to play nice..there are plenty of negetive comments on here.they just dont have the F-word like yours do.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 10:44:35
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I really like Butterfinger candy bars but I don't think I've ever had one that wasn't busted up and dropped crumbs everywhere....sometimes I think about that and get a Snickers instead. I don't think I've ever mentioned that before now.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 10:48:04
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spacey I really like Butterfinger candy bars but I don't think I've ever had one that wasn't busted up and dropped crumbs everywhere....sometimes I think about that and get a Snickers instead. I don't think I've ever mentioned that before now. And here I was hesitant to mention this too as I thought I was the only one this happened to.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 10:51:22
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I really HATE the candy bars that's supposed to melt in your mouth, not in your hand, but doesn't wait to melt in your mouth, but in your hands. I am Positive about that
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 10:55:30
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spacey I really like Butterfinger candy bars but I don't think I've ever had one that wasn't busted up and dropped crumbs everywhere....sometimes I think about that and get a Snickers instead. I don't think I've ever mentioned that before now. Spacey, we all have our crosses to bare, some do so with dignity and grace others, well lets just leave it to them. Please Mr. Moderator Sir respectfully we do not want or need this type of thread here in the Coffee house. We is all respectful peeps here, it turns the milk and spoils the atmosphere. Thanks.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 11:38:34
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bapu spacey I really like Butterfinger candy bars but I don't think I've ever had one that wasn't busted up and dropped crumbs everywhere....sometimes I think about that and get a Snickers instead. I don't think I've ever mentioned that before now. And here I was hesitant to mention this too as I thought I was the only one this happened to. What's worse is when you eat a melted Butterfinger. What a mess! Part goo, part hard and sticky. Especially when driving in the summer. Then you're trying to drive with one hand while licking and sucking your fingers clean. It's the worst.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 11:41:11
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This forum needs another level of sub-basement below CH.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 11:43:31
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bitflipper This forum needs another level of sub-basement below CH. We've already got THAT
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 11:51:58
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LOL Strummy!! It seems as though the CH is the final dumping ground....they could easily set up a forum just for Ranting!! (Like a Junk/Spam Folder)
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 11:53:05
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How about a forum recycle bin?
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:27:00
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MNorman How about a forum recycle bin? Just think of the opportunities for he who's name should not be mentioned when counting posts.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:33:08
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Bub bapu spacey I really like Butterfinger candy bars but I don't think I've ever had one that wasn't busted up and dropped crumbs everywhere....sometimes I think about that and get a Snickers instead. I don't think I've ever mentioned that before now. And here I was hesitant to mention this too as I thought I was the only one this happened to. What's worse is when you eat a melted Butterfinger. What a mess! Part goo, part hard and sticky. Especially when driving in the summer. Then you're trying to drive with one hand while licking and sucking your fingers clean. It's the worst. the ones you got to suck the chocholate out of.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:37:12
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chuckebaby the ones you got to suck the chocholate out of. Dont use suck and belg in the same sentence or forum.....**** *** redundant
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:37:14
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Wookiee MNorman How about a forum recycle bin? Just think of the opportunities for he who's name should not be mentioned when counting posts. Just guessing....does the name have 4 letters? Does it start with B and end in (U or G)? Is one witty and the other is just a pity?
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:39:49
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Mesh Just guessing....does the name have 4 letters? Does it start with B and end in (U or G)? Is one witty and the other is just a pity? Beag?
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:43:10
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SteveStrummerUK Mesh Just guessing....does the name have 4 letters? Does it start with B and end in (U or G)? Is one witty and the other is just a pity? Beag? Bapg?
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:43:12
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You know how some threads are better after they've been completely derailed? That seems to be true of nearly all posts dumped down here from upstairs. I can see why that might make some of the upstairs residents feel upset when they see our improvements to their threads. They may feel intimidated, knowing their work will be read and subsequently derailed by some of the greatest literary minds of some point in history. It's okay. They may have been denied a Butterfinger in the past. Perhaps it failed to descend properly when correct change was inserted in the vending machine. Perhaps a parent decided that it might spoil their carefully prepared nutritious dinner of Armadillo Pie. Perhaps they were severely traumatized as a child in a Butterfinger-related incident. You know the one I'm talking about. I mean, that time you held a wrapped Butterfinger in your hands. The picture on the front looked delicious. You may have thought of the advertising you had seen, depicting a transcendent life experience as one bit into this glorious candy bar. Carefully, you gently tore open the wrapper. As you caught your first glimpse of the exquisite triumph of taste sensations known as a Butterfinger, tragedy struck. You can still see it in horrific, stunned, silent slow motion. Your beloved Butterfinger bar literally crumbled before your eyes. "Nnnnnooooooo!!!!!" you screamed in disbelief. In the same way the candy fell in broken pieces and lay shattered on the ground, so lay your dreams, your hope for the future, and your very soul. As disbelief slowly gave way to anger, you railed futilly against the injustice, the calamity, and the sheer horror of it all. Eventually, anger burned out, leaving only an emptiness in the pit of your stomach - a soul sucking black hole of despair slowly eating you alive. A sense of loss, betrayal, and hopeless grief overwhelmed you. Somewhere, deep within the blackest corners of your broken soul, a charred chunk of despair slowly hardened into bitterness. And that's how threads are started upstairs.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:45:33
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Bubba, you may well be on to something.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:51:46
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Bubba....if I may....didn't you leave out the part when their mom yelled.... "don't put your eye out with that Butterfinger!" ?
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:52:14
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UbiquitousBubba You know how some threads are better after they've been completely derailed? That seems to be true of nearly all posts dumped down here from upstairs. I can see why that might make some of the upstairs residents feel upset when they see our improvements to their threads. They may feel intimidated, knowing their work will be read and subsequently derailed by some of the greatest literary minds of some point in history. It's okay. They may have been denied a Butterfinger in the past. Perhaps it failed to descend properly when correct change was inserted in the vending machine. Perhaps a parent decided that it might spoil their carefully prepared nutritious dinner of Armadillo Pie. Perhaps they were severely traumatized as a child in a Butterfinger-related incident. You know the one I'm talking about. I mean, that time you held a wrapped Butterfinger in your hands. The picture on the front looked delicious. You may have thought of the advertising you had seen, depicting a transcendent life experience as one bit into this glorious candy bar. Carefully, you gently tore open the wrapper. As you caught your first glimpse of the exquisite triumph of taste sensations known as a Butterfinger, tragedy struck. You can still see it in horrific, stunned, silent slow motion. Your beloved Butterfinger bar literally crumbled before your eyes. "Nnnnnooooooo!!!!!" you screamed in disbelief. In the same way the candy fell in broken pieces and lay shattered on the ground, so lay your dreams, your hope for the future, and your very soul. As disbelief slowly gave way to anger, you railed futilly against the injustice, the calamity, and the sheer horror of it all. Eventually, anger burned out, leaving only an emptiness in the pit of your stomach - a soul sucking black hole of despair slowly eating you alive. A sense of loss, betrayal, and hopeless grief overwhelmed you. Somewhere, deep within the blackest corners of your broken soul, a charred chunk of despair slowly hardened into bitterness. And that's how threads are started upstairs. Is this about the Royal Wedding?
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:56:16
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Mesh UbiquitousBubba You know how some threads are better after they've been completely derailed? That seems to be true of nearly all posts dumped down here from upstairs. I can see why that might make some of the upstairs residents feel upset when they see our improvements to their threads. They may feel intimidated, knowing their work will be read and subsequently derailed by some of the greatest literary minds of some point in history. It's okay. They may have been denied a Butterfinger in the past. Perhaps it failed to descend properly when correct change was inserted in the vending machine. Perhaps a parent decided that it might spoil their carefully prepared nutritious dinner of Armadillo Pie. Perhaps they were severely traumatized as a child in a Butterfinger-related incident. You know the one I'm talking about. I mean, that time you held a wrapped Butterfinger in your hands. The picture on the front looked delicious. You may have thought of the advertising you had seen, depicting a transcendent life experience as one bit into this glorious candy bar. Carefully, you gently tore open the wrapper. As you caught your first glimpse of the exquisite triumph of taste sensations known as a Butterfinger, tragedy struck. You can still see it in horrific, stunned, silent slow motion. Your beloved Butterfinger bar literally crumbled before your eyes. "Nnnnnooooooo!!!!!" you screamed in disbelief. In the same way the candy fell in broken pieces and lay shattered on the ground, so lay your dreams, your hope for the future, and your very soul. As disbelief slowly gave way to anger, you railed futilly against the injustice, the calamity, and the sheer horror of it all. Eventually, anger burned out, leaving only an emptiness in the pit of your stomach - a soul sucking black hole of despair slowly eating you alive. A sense of loss, betrayal, and hopeless grief overwhelmed you. Somewhere, deep within the blackest corners of your broken soul, a charred chunk of despair slowly hardened into bitterness. And that's how threads are started upstairs. Is this about the Royal Wedding? I thought it was a costume ball.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:56:32
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sometimes farts are funnier when the moment is right for example - if your walking the dog - and you fart - no one hears it but you .. and you might chuckle a bit however - if your in Church and there is a quiet and serious moment - and one farts - now that would be funnier than one that happens while walking the dog so just that you know - all gas passed is not equally as funny it's all about timing I am telling you the truth here folks
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:58:35
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Spacey, you're right. Of course, I also left out the part where someone accidentally maimed their Butterfinger with a handgun under a pillow. The part where all the other kids in the neighborhood jumped off a cliff didn't seem relevant, however. That's why these threads require multiple authors.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 12:58:53
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Mooch4056 sometimes farts are funnier when the moment is right for example - if your walking the dog - and you fart - no one hears it but you .. and you might chuckle a bit however - if your in Church and there is a quiet and serious moment - and one farts - now that would be funnier than one that happens while walking the dog so just that you know - all gas passed is not equally as funny it's all about timing I am telling you the truth here folks An I somehow found it necessary to book a sleep over at Mooch's for two, count 'em, TWO NIGHTS*. *Starting exactly two weeks from today.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 13:03:20
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bapu Mesh UbiquitousBubba You know how some threads are better after they've been completely derailed? That seems to be true of nearly all posts dumped down here from upstairs. I can see why that might make some of the upstairs residents feel upset when they see our improvements to their threads. They may feel intimidated, knowing their work will be read and subsequently derailed by some of the greatest literary minds of some point in history. It's okay. They may have been denied a Butterfinger in the past. Perhaps it failed to descend properly when correct change was inserted in the vending machine. Perhaps a parent decided that it might spoil their carefully prepared nutritious dinner of Armadillo Pie. Perhaps they were severely traumatized as a child in a Butterfinger-related incident. You know the one I'm talking about. I mean, that time you held a wrapped Butterfinger in your hands. The picture on the front looked delicious. You may have thought of the advertising you had seen, depicting a transcendent life experience as one bit into this glorious candy bar. Carefully, you gently tore open the wrapper. As you caught your first glimpse of the exquisite triumph of taste sensations known as a Butterfinger, tragedy struck. You can still see it in horrific, stunned, silent slow motion. Your beloved Butterfinger bar literally crumbled before your eyes. "Nnnnnooooooo!!!!!" you screamed in disbelief. In the same way the candy fell in broken pieces and lay shattered on the ground, so lay your dreams, your hope for the future, and your very soul. As disbelief slowly gave way to anger, you railed futilly against the injustice, the calamity, and the sheer horror of it all. Eventually, anger burned out, leaving only an emptiness in the pit of your stomach - a soul sucking black hole of despair slowly eating you alive. A sense of loss, betrayal, and hopeless grief overwhelmed you. Somewhere, deep within the blackest corners of your broken soul, a charred chunk of despair slowly hardened into bitterness. And that's how threads are started upstairs. Is this about the Royal Wedding? I thought it was a complete load of balls. One thinks that one has fixed it.
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 13:09:25
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I just ran Bubbas post through the Google translator now that was funny.... except for this ---- Ein Gefühl von Verlust, Verrat und hoffnungslose Kummer überwältigt Sie.
post edited by musicman100 - 2011/04/29 13:13:56
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Re:Why cakewalk forum always try to remove a negative reaction about x1 from the forum
2011/04/29 13:10:47
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musicman100 I just ran Bubbas post through the Google translator now that was funny.... In The Queens English? I imagine it was funny because of all the extra u's?
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