Another hilarious (in some ways) aspect of this whole thing is that the person who became so obsessed that they overposted because they could no longer keep track of time, let alone keep track of their posts, COMPLETELY GOT AWAY WITH IT.
Here she is not only still posting, but having made 20 posts in six hours last night, STILL obsessing. Mean- while, both Alex and Rick rolled over on cue and allowed her to do it. Could it possibly be that neither wants to...uh...follow the rules and thus become a potential target for such an obsessive personality? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > Personally, I find several aspects of this whole > overposting thang entertaining enough to comment on: > > First, I love the way that the person who managed to > overpost in the first place never gets around to > explaining *how she lost track of a whole day*. One > gets the impression by her omission of this detail > that she was abducted by aliens and forced at anal > probe-point to make those three posts, and that > making them had nothing to do with being so obsessed > with a couple of people and so overwhelmed by the need > to "get" them that she just...uh...lost track of a > tiny detail like what day of the week it was. :-) > > Second, I love the way she claims that no one in the > Bad Old Days was so out of control that they made 20 > posts overnight while making...uh...20 posts overnight. > In a period of six hours, actually. There just can't > be much more of an "FFL classic" than that. :-) > > At any rate, I'm sure that kind of "posting frequency" > puts everyone's mind at ease about there being no need > for the posting limits any more. If she posted at that > same rate every day, she'd only be making 120 to 140 > posts a week. > > Oh. That's how many she WAS making back in the Bad > Old Days. Guess there might be a need for the Posting > Limits after all. >
