What should my 1000th post be?

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  1. Arc
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    It is 3 weeks already passed
    What should my 1000th post be?-scratch-head02-idea-animated-animation-smiley-emoticon-000415-large.gif
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  3. smarteyeball
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    And I was so looking forward to the 1000th... aw, gee shucks

    Come on AB
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  4. 96accord
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    You are not at 1k posts yet?! WTF it's been 4 weeks!

    "998 posts"
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  6. derekimo
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    I heard there's going to be a parade and fireworks.
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  7. DocBrown
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    derekimo said:
    I heard there's going to be a parade and fireworks.
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  8. Kari
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    Dwarf said:
    I personally find that post #M serves a very good function. It branches the gap that would otherwise exist between posts #DCCCCLXXXXIX and #MI.
    Sorry Dwarf, I think you meant between CMXCIX (999) and MI (1001)?

    Back to the topic. I think it would be a nive way to start your 1000th post like this:
    Captain Zero said:
    To celebrate my 1000th post, I am giving a way 10 super gaming rigs. To participate on this giweaway, please send your contact details.

    etc.
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  10. thefabe
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    How about something to do with how wonderful it is to have been a part of such a great forum and how your looking forward to the next 1000 to gold.
    Or hey post 1000. Fabe
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  11. Dwarf
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    Both DCCCCLXXXXIX and CMXCIX are equally valid ways of representing 999. :)
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  12. derekimo
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    Kari said:
    Dwarf said:
    I personally find that post #M serves a very good function. It branches the gap that would otherwise exist between posts #DCCCCLXXXXIX and #MI.
    Sorry Dwarf, I think you meant between CMXCIX (999) and MI (1001)?

    Back to the topic. I think it would be a nive way to start your 1000th post like this:
    Captain Zero said:
    To celebrate my 1000th post, I am giving a way 10 super gaming rigs. To participate on this giweaway, please send your contact details.

    etc.

    I missed that part, I'm sure they'll be top of the line rigs too.
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  13. Kari
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    derekimo said:
    I missed that part, I'm sure they'll be top of the line rigs too.
    He asked what he should write on his 1000th post. I would like to see something like that I suggested...
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