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Comments (9)I thought it was a very strange post, and agree that it could have been someone trolling. Perhaps this person made a series of similar posts on numerous forums, maybe to an unfortunate end. I'm glad it was pulled....it was certainly bizarre for someone who claimed to be a fully mature adult....See MoreWHAT'S HAPPENING, HOUZZ!!!??? Posts are not posting..
Comments (30)I am so glad I found this post. I posted a new topic this morning and it showed up immediately. Not as the top post, but under one that was posted earlier. I commented on another post and then went back to see if I had an answer, and couldn't find my post at all. I waited a bit, refreshed, and still no post. I could only find it through my profile. I couldn't find any FAQ type thing that posts would be moderated until there were a certain number of posts, so I posted again and it didn't show up either. This is very frustrating....See MoreWhat happened to Glenda’s post?
Comments (5)I was going to edit the first one and accidentally deleted it :o) Senior moment!...See MoreWhat happened to the post about old phrases for things?
Comments (19)"I have to keep correcting myself from ”books on tape” to “recorded books”." The company Books on Tape was a pioneer that helped create the audiobook industry. It produced and "rented" audiobook titles that were sent to and returned from individuals to listen to using a cassette tape format. My parents knew one of its founders. I was a customer in the 80-90s - book rentals were expensive at the time and it was a favorite habit of mine that if left to run out of control could become have become very costly. The trade name is still alive and in active use, now owned by one of the large publishers after acquiring the business some time ago. Recorded Books is a company that still also exists and at least at one time was a competitor....See MoreZalco/bring back Sophie!
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