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Old 16-02-13, 20:13
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Hi Phil,
I have MLU in my favorites and log in every morning and night and lunch time if I'm home. I then check new posts and read the latest. I open every new post in another window to keep track of wich ones I've read and usually open 10 at a time so the pictures can be loding while I'm reading others. Then I check who's online and if a thread I haven't read before or havent seen in a long time is being read I check it out. I answer any question I can.
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Old 16-02-13, 23:04
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As others say, I'm an addict.

Use the new post feature as usually i'm within 24 hours of last fix.

Don't read much of anything related to WW2 stuff as it isn't my gig, unless it has a hint of recovery etc.

Try to stay within what I know or interests me.

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Old 17-02-13, 00:35
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Hi Guys

I can't go the day without checking all the new posts. I go on regular every morning and at various times during the day. I check last thing at night and then the process starts all over again.

Man, MLU is not only informative, like going to school, but bl**dy addictive. I even take the laptop with me when I go overseas, now it has been said to me by some. "GET A BLO*DY LIFE." . But I must have one as every morning I check the newspaper and yep, I am still alive. Go MLU.

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Old 19-02-13, 02:03
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Hi all - I read everything, the main reason being that many threads are side-tracked they themselves being irrelevant to the main thread but still containing useful information

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Old 19-02-13, 03:45
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Personally, it depends upon the subject and the name of the poster. I have a very narrow subject field, but am always interested in the postings of some of our members who have shown themselves to be informative, have fun and are personable.

I do hit "New Posts" when I log in and parse from there. Thus, I missed the plea for help in HUP measurements, until a mod reposted the thread. Key words work for me. For example, if someone posted a thread with the Title of: "HUPs with Big Boobs", I would be all over that like a fat kid on a candy bar.

Hope this helps!
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