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Old 06-27-2017, 05:20 PM   #1
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How does 'multi quote' work? I've clicked it and it does nothing.

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Click multi quote after the posts you want to quote. Then click quote on the last one you wanna quote and all of them will show up in the order you clicked them.
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I always wondered how that worked.
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How does 'multi quote' work? I've clicked it and it does nothing.
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I always wondered how that worked.
Huh! You learn something new everyday.
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Old 06-27-2017, 09:11 PM   #5
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How does 'multi quote' work? I've clicked it and it does nothing.
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I always wondered how that worked.
Wow. That's crafty. This interwebs thing is gonna be Yuge!
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I always wondered how that worked.
pure witchcraft

funny you posted ole jc. he was a little before my time, but I always use that quote in my best jc voice haven't seem them in a while, but one of the free channels here was playing his old reruns. was cool to see them every now and again.

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Huh! You learn something new everyday.
we really do. especially round these parts.

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Wow. That's crafty. This interwebs thing is gonna be Yuge!
someday for sure!
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