Who Is Messing With the Width of the Threads?

[George Costanza]

HEY! Whoever is doing it, STOP PLAYING WITH THE WIDTH OF THE THREADS!

No one wants to have to scroll back and forth in order to read a post.

Thank you very much.

 

[uscitizen]

No wide threads on my screen.


Your net access may be suffering from a broadband overage.

 

[xsited1]

Elizabeth, New Jersey, when my mother was being raised there in a flat over her father’s grocery store, was an industrial port a quarter the size of Newark, dominated by the Irish working class and their politicians and the tightly knit parish life that revolved around the town’s many churches, and though I never heard her complain of having been pointedly ill-treated in Elizabeth as a girl, it was not until she married and moved to Newark’s new Jewish neighborhood that she discovered the confidence that led her to become first a PTA “grade mother,” then a PTA vice president in charge of establishing a Kindergarten Mothers’ Club, and finally the PTA president, who, after attending a conference in Trenton on infantile paralysis, proposed an annual March of Dimes dance on January 30 – President Roosevelt’s birthday – that was accepted by most schools.

 

[George Costanza]

Elizabeth, New Jersey, when my mother was being raised there in a flat over her father’s grocery store, was an industrial port a quarter the size of Newark, dominated by the Irish working class and their politicians and the tightly knit parish life that revolved around the town’s many churches, and though I never heard her complain of having been pointedly ill-treated in Elizabeth as a girl, it was not until she married and moved to Newark’s new Jewish neighborhood that she discovered the confidence that led her to become first a PTA “grade mother,” then a PTA vice president in charge of establishing a Kindergarten Mothers’ Club, and finally the PTA president, who, after attending a conference in Trenton on infantile paralysis, proposed an annual March of Dimes dance on January 30 – President Roosevelt’s birthday – that was accepted by most schools.

Thank you very much.

 

[George Costanza]

No wide threads on my screen.


Your net access may be suffering from a broadband overage.

Thank you, but I have confirmed the "wide screen" effect with several others. Also, I have a home computer and a work computer. It happens on both.

It doesn't happen all the time - it seems to come and go. Perhaps you just weren't tuned in when it was happening.

This problem has happened on other message boards I have belonged to. When it happened there, it was generally felt that someone with an exceptionally large (wide) sig pic was causing it, i.e., once they posted on a thread, it automatically expanded the width of the thread to accommodate their big-ass sig pic, thereby forcing all of the posts on the thread to become just as wide and necessitating the scroll-left, scroll-right technique in order to read the entire post(s).

I don't see that happening here. I have checked several of the wide threads and found no extra-wide sig pic.

 

[asaratis]

No wide threads on my screen.


Your net access may be suffering from a broadband overage.

Thank you, but I have confirmed the "wide screen" effect with several others. Also, I have a home computer and a work computer. It happens on both.

It doesn't happen all the time - it seems to come and go. Perhaps you just weren't tuned in when it was happening.

This problem has happened on other message boards I have belonged to. When it happened there, it was generally felt that someone with an exceptionally large (wide) sig pic was causing it, i.e., once they posted on a thread, it automatically expanded the width of the thread to accommodate their big-ass sig pic, thereby forcing all of the posts on the thread to become just as wide and necessitating the scroll-left, scroll-right technique in order to read the entire post(s).

I don't see that happening here. I have checked several of the wide threads and found no extra-wide sig pic.

Wide pics and wide words will do it sometimes. It's just the page that the wide post is in that will get wide.

Here...I'll give you a row of xxx movies:

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[George Costanza]

No wide threads on my screen.


Your net access may be suffering from a broadband overage.

Thank you, but I have confirmed the "wide screen" effect with several others. Also, I have a home computer and a work computer. It happens on both.

It doesn't happen all the time - it seems to come and go. Perhaps you just weren't tuned in when it was happening.

This problem has happened on other message boards I have belonged to. When it happened there, it was generally felt that someone with an exceptionally large (wide) sig pic was causing it, i.e., once they posted on a thread, it automatically expanded the width of the thread to accommodate their big-ass sig pic, thereby forcing all of the posts on the thread to become just as wide and necessitating the scroll-left, scroll-right technique in order to read the entire post(s).

I don't see that happening here. I have checked several of the wide threads and found no extra-wide sig pic.

Wide pics and wide words will do it sometimes. It's just the page that the wide post is in that will get wide.

Here...I'll give you a row of xxx movies:

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

There - that should do it . . .