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Old 30-07-19, 21:22
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Hey guys, who switched on the Threadjacker?!?
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Old 30-07-19, 22:26
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Hey guys, who switched on the Threadjacker?!?
I've never heard a CMP called a threadjacker. Thread stripper, finger crusher or knuckle bloodier sure, but never threadjacker.
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Old 30-07-19, 23:58
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Hanno,

We are just going the extra 'country mile', seeing who can measure up, or who gets weighed down before its 'return-to-topic' time. (sorry, I'll stop now...)

(I have not heard a CMP called a threadjacker either, Bruce, but I've called mine a few things that are not printable here, when experiencing all those aspects you mentioned!!)

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Old 31-07-19, 01:20
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Hey guys, who switched on the Threadjacker?!?
Threadjacker2000 was a secret line of code that Geoff Winnington-Ball wrote into the Forum's software to ensure that threads randomly took off in wild, uncontrollable directions before sometimes returning to the original theme. You can't turn it off, you can't manage it, it just exists in the Forum. It may even be the spirit of Geoff running it!

To try and get back on track, CMP's have also been called Bulldog face or Pug Faced trucks at times, too.
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Old 31-07-19, 02:22
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I'm not quite sure, but could this...just possibly...maybe...be a threadjack of a threadjack? A double threadjack? Or a jack squared perhaps? Very rare indeed.
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Old 31-07-19, 05:09
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Very rare indeed.

Not rare on this forum. I have said it for years...decades even. The threads on this forum meander like a winding creek through the countryside. But it is all knowledge and interesting.
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