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Malibu · 8th November 2002, 05:50

do you guys think it's neccessary to indicate in the thread title that it's an "OT" subject when you post in the OFF TOPIC FORUM??

or are they all moved threads?

ok enough with the faces.

Rave E55 · 8th November 2002, 05:54

I put OT even in OT forum when it's waaaaay OT, like my gray hair thread. Just trying to make sure I warn and don't waste anyones time who is here strictly for automotive threads.

EBMCS03 · 8th November 2002, 11:43

they are mostly moved...

Ben_FR · 8th November 2002, 20:37

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Originally posted by Rave M5
I put OT even in OT forum when it's waaaaay OT, like my gray hair thread. Just trying to make sure I warn and don't waste anyones time who is here strictly for automotive threads.

Question. How can something be way OT? It is either on topic or off topic.

-Ben FR

kevin034 · 8th November 2002, 20:57

Here's something super OT for you guys.

- I like peanut butter but hate eggs.
- I like brunettes more than blondes.

There's more, but I just thought that I demostrate the power of OT of OT.

Quote:

Originally posted by Ben_FR

Question. How can something be way OT? It is either on topic or off topic.

-Ben FR

Dirim · 9th November 2002, 17:27

OT to OT must be related to M5

kevin034 · 12th November 2002, 01:22

With understanding that OT of OT must be related to M5. However, what about OT of OT of OT? Does it have to be related to OT of OT, for releated to M5? I don't believe so ... if OT of OT is related to M5, I believe that OT of OT of OT does not have to be, since it indicates that OT of OT of OT is a superset of OT, since OT is additive instead of subtractive in the level of herarchies?

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Originally posted by Dirim
OT to OT must be related to M5