Great work man
 

Wonderful stuff - hope for more goodies from you. :D

-G

A request
 

Dreadhead--

Thanks for the awesome wet t video clips. It's so cool to find original material--clips that aren't already floating all over the net. Great job.

Do you happen to remember a few years back, a series called (I think) "ALM Videos" or something like that? They were some of the original South Padre, Key West, and offshore Spring Break wet t videos. Amazing, awesome stuff. I used to have the videos, but...ahem...don't any more.

They featured real Spring Break girls who found themselves in wet t-shirt contests and :eek: sometimes lost their clothes!! lol...

Anyways, thanks for a great series.

nobus

I'll look and see what I've got-but I just suffered a major computer problem, I lost the entire contents of a
60 gig drive, some of the stuff off a ten gig and had to format and install a new c:drive, and no net
for a couple days while trying to get back on my home network. Not a good week.

So that is why I have not been around much still trying to put my system back together.

Ouch
 

Dude, sorry to hear about the computer snafu. We'll look forward to hearing from you again soon.
nobus

great vids I was at that show. If you got any more of these car show ones please post ...thanks :)

great

170 posts by Lipdim
 

I just browsed through lipdim's posts. It's 170 short statements or one-word statements. "great post," "nice post," "great," "thanks."

I realize this isn't against any of the forum rules. But maybe there should be a rule or "suggested courtesy" that tells people not to continuously post short statements of thanks. It's okay to do now and then. But when you do it so many times in a short period of time, it makes it more time-consuming for those of us who are looking for new material in threads.

Yes!
 

I agree to you, kazesim!

Agreed, but on the other hand, there has been a lot of complaining here lately about people not saying thanks.

Saying one or two word "thanx" replies on threads that don't have much feedback is a nice way of showing appreciation. But saying it on others, i.e. ones that havn't had a post put on them in months or threads that already have 4 or 5 pages of thanx seems pointless. It gets a little old to see 20 new postings on threads and then find out that 19 of them are short thanx messages. Just my 2 cents. :rolleyes: