HEY MODS…WHAT THE FetyF ARE YOU DOING?

[Whiteroom_Guardian]

BRUHS WTF IS HAPPENING?

So, for real, who's the tech pro maggot who is gonna get us migrated/setup with a new forum? Should we make a Slack instead?

[PB]

To ensure that a box fan stays functioning properly and efficiently, consider the following maintenance tips:

1. **Regular Cleaning**: Dust and debris can accumulate on the blades and motor of the fan, affecting its performance. Regularly clean the blades, grills, and housing of the fan to prevent buildup and maintain optimal airflow.

2. **Lubricate Moving Parts**: Some box fans have oil ports that require lubrication to keep the motor running smoothly. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions on how to properly lubricate the fan's moving parts.

3. **Check for Loose Screws and Connections**: Periodically inspect the fan for loose screws, bolts, or electrical connections. Tighten any loose components to ensure safe and proper operation.

4. **Keep the Fan Stable**: Place the fan on a flat and stable surface to prevent vibrations that could lead to damage or noise issues. Avoid running the fan on uneven or unstable surfaces.

5. **Inspect the Cord**: Regularly check the power cord for any signs of wear, fraying, or damage. If the cord is damaged, replace it immediately to prevent electrical hazards.

6. **Avoid Overheating**: Ensure the fan has proper ventilation and is not obstructed by curtains, furniture, or other objects that could restrict airflow and cause the motor to overheat.

7. **Store Properly**: When not in use, store the fan in a clean and dry location to prevent dust buildup and protect it from damage.

8. **Follow Manufacturer's Instructions**: Refer to the user manual or manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance recommendations and safety precautions tailored to your particular model of box fan.

By following these maintenance tips and practicing regular care, you can help ensure that your box fan remains in good working condition, operates efficiently, and provides you with reliable cooling whenever needed.

OK, now you've crossed the line/blocked the lift maze.

[PB]

PB, a regular user on the ski forum, had always been skeptical of artificial intelligence and its capabilities. So, when he noticed that some forum members were using AI writing programs to craft their posts, he couldn't contain his outrage.

"How could you trust a machine to express your thoughts? This is blasphemy!" PB ranted, his comments flooding the forum with his fiery disapproval. Other users tried to calm him down, but PB was on a mission to expose the dangers of relying on AI.

But amidst all the chaos, one user stood out to PB. Dunfree, a silent observer of the forum, had caught PB's eye with their thoughtful and insightful posts. As they exchanged messages, PB found himself captivated by Dunfree's intelligence and kindness.

Finally, after weeks of heated debates and emotional discussions, PB confessed his feelings for Dunfree. To his surprise, Dunfree felt the same way and the two decided to leave the forum behind and start a new adventure together.

Retreating to the serene slopes of Mt. Spokane, PB and Dunfree joined forces with a passionate skier named 2pole to create the most incredible ski area the world had ever seen. With PB's fiery determination, Dunfree's wisdom, and 2pole's expertise, they transformed the mountain into a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts.

As they worked tirelessly to bring their vision to life, PB and Dunfree's love blossomed amidst the snow-capped peaks. And as they stood together, overlooking their creation, PB realized that sometimes, the most profound connections could be found in the most unexpected places.

Wow. I AM fiery. How did you know?!?!?

[XXX-er]

To ensure that a box fan stays functioning properly and efficiently, consider the following maintenance tips:

1. **Regular Cleaning**: Dust and debris can accumulate on the blades and motor of the fan, affecting its performance. Regularly clean the blades, grills, and housing of the fan to prevent buildup and maintain optimal airflow.

2. **Lubricate Moving Parts**: Some box fans have oil ports that require lubrication to keep the motor running smoothly. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions on how to properly lubricate the fan's moving parts.

3. **Check for Loose Screws and Connections**: Periodically inspect the fan for loose screws, bolts, or electrical connections. Tighten any loose components to ensure safe and proper operation.

4. **Keep the Fan Stable**: Place the fan on a flat and stable surface to prevent vibrations that could lead to damage or noise issues. Avoid running the fan on uneven or unstable surfaces.

5. **Inspect the Cord**: Regularly check the power cord for any signs of wear, fraying, or damage. If the cord is damaged, replace it immediately to prevent electrical hazards.

6. **Avoid Overheating**: Ensure the fan has proper ventilation and is not obstructed by curtains, furniture, or other objects that could restrict airflow and cause the motor to overheat.

7. **Store Properly**: When not in use, store the fan in a clean and dry location to prevent dust buildup and protect it from damage.

8. **Follow Manufacturer's Instructions**: Refer to the user manual or manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance recommendations and safety precautions tailored to your particular model of box fan.

By following these maintenance tips and practicing regular care, you can help ensure that your box fan remains in good working condition, operates efficiently, and provides you with reliable cooling whenever needed.

there is no maintenance, they run till they die and they don't always take down the system but probably, If you don't have the right part sometimes you can pry the sticker off the middle of the fan and get some lube in the bearing
We called them "Muffin fans"

[Buster Highmen]

Have to used advanced and edit post feature no longer works. Logged in through Chrome.

Reply with quote works in the same tab on Win10 Edge 64 bit browser.

'Edit" requires opening in new tab win10, edge 64 bit browser.

What will make it easier to figure things out is if all these pieces of information were put into the same thread under "Ask Tgr" subforum below.

[byates1]

Buster come out of retirement and write some dope code for this place. I'll get dunfree to Venmo you 10k

[dunfree]

Damn, byates1 is jerking off to me in the Walmart parking lot.

[subtle plague]

Aren't you some iskibc spy OP same Person?

[rideit]

Can’t post URL’s now, kind of making this forum useless.

WTF?

Are they trying to get us all to just quit in disgust?

[I've seen black diamonds!]

Don't worry fellas, the new server will be up and running in no time:

[mtnjam]

Can’t post URL’s now, kind of making this forum useless.

WTF?

Are they trying to get us all to just quit in disgust?

I think the ModTeam is getting pissy at all of us, with all these multiple threads of problems. I'm surprised the ModTeam hasn't pulled the plug yet, but until then, they'll just keep telling us to "fuck off"

Kind of like calling the help desk for a hospital charting system, one hand has NO IDEA what the other is doing.

[ex-powderbroker]

Would you like the email to our manager?

[ex-powderbroker]

We had a discussion. Rontele is busy fixing all of these bugs but the best thing would be for you all to pm him to ask him to work harder.

[riser4]

We had a discussion. Rontele is busy fixing all of these bugs but the best thing would be for you all to pm him to ask him to work harder.

Done.

[Buster Highmen]

Buster come out of retirement and write some dope code for this place. I'll get dunfree to Venmo you 10k

sorry but I'm just a low level asm/C/C++ clown and don't know shit about all this newfangled PHP/Perl/Javascript server scripting stuff.
You want linux or windows kernel or device driver debugging or hacking, I'm your guy.

('reply with quote' done in new tab on win10, edge 64 bit browser)

[byates1]

Damn, byates1 is jerking off to me in the Walmart parking lot.

In a small village nestled in the valleys of the Enchanted Forest, a magical phenomenon occurred every spring that brought smiles to the faces of all who witnessed it. When the rain fell, instead of water droplets, it showered down an array of colorful flowers, creating a breathtaking sight that painted the entire landscape in hues of pink, purple, and yellow.

But that wasn't all that made this village special. As the flowers bloomed, a magnificent rainbow would stretch across the sky, shining with all the colors of the spectrum. And if one looked closely, they could spot a graceful unicorn prancing along the rainbow, its shimmering horn casting a radiant glow on everything it touched.

The villagers whispered tales of the unicorn, saying that she was a protector of the forest and brought luck and prosperity to all who beheld her beauty. And so, every spring, they would gather by the window to watch the flowers rain down and the rainbow appear, eagerly awaiting the sight of the majestic unicorn.

One year, a young girl named Amelia decided to venture into the forest to search for the unicorn herself. She wandered through the enchanted trees, following the trail of flowers that led her deeper into the heart of the forest. And then, as she rounded a bend, she saw it – the rainbow stretching across the sky, and the unicorn gracefully prancing along its shimmering path.

Amelia's heart raced with excitement as she approached the unicorn, its eyes full of wisdom and grace. She reached out to touch its silky mane, feeling a surge of magic and wonder flow through her veins. And in that moment, she knew that she was truly in the presence of something extraordinary.

The unicorn gazed at her with eyes that seemed to hold the secrets of the universe, and she whispered softly, "Do not be afraid, little one. I am here to guide you on your journey and bring you the blessings of the forest."

From that day on, Amelia became the guardian of the unicorn, riding on its back as they explored the depths of the Enchanted Forest and brought joy to all who crossed their path. And as the flowers rained down and the rainbow appeared each spring, the villagers knew that their village was truly blessed with the magic of flowers, rainbows, and unicorns.

[riser4]

I'ma barf now,; k?

[stealurface831]

I'ma barf now,; k?

In the bustling online forum community of Teh TRGz, two prominent users, Riser4 and Byates1, found themselves entangled in a digital dispute that sent ripples through the virtual realm.

It all began when Byates1, a forum user known for his enchanting storytelling and whimsical tales, posted a beautiful unicorn story that captured the hearts of many Teh TRGz members. The story was filled with magic, wonder, and hope, drawing readers into a world of fantasy and imagination.

However, Riser4, a seasoned forum user with a penchant for logic and practicality, found himself annoyed by Byates1's fanciful narrative. To Riser4, the story seemed frivolous and unrealistic, lacking the grounded realism that he valued in online discussions.

As comments and reactions flooded the Teh TRGz thread, a subtle tension simmered between Riser4 and Byates1. Riser4 voiced his annoyance with Byates1's story, questioning its relevance in a space where he believed discussions should be more focused on practical matters and concrete solutions.

Byates1, undeterred by the criticism, defended his storytelling as a form of creativity and expression, highlighting the importance of imagination and escapism in a world filled with challenges and uncertainties.

As the debate unfolded, other Teh TRGz members took sides, some supporting Riser4's call for practicality and others championing Byates1's celebration of creativity. The once harmonious forum now buzzed with conflicting opinions and passionate arguments.

In the midst of the discord, a wise moderator stepped in, reminding all users of Teh TRGz's core values of respect and open-mindedness. Encouraging constructive dialogue and mutual understanding, the moderator helped Riser4 and Byates1 find common ground despite their differences.

Through thoughtful conversation and a willingness to see things from each other's perspectives, Riser4 and Byates1 eventually reached a truce. They realized that diversity of thought and expression enriched the Teh TRGz community, allowing for a vibrant exchange of ideas and experiences.

And so, in the virtual realm of Teh TRGz, Riser4 and Byates1 learned to appreciate each other's unique contributions, fostering a spirit of collaboration and harmony that resonated throughout the forum for days to come.

[rideit]

Kumbaya.

[stealurface831]

Kumbaya.

ehsacly.

[riser4]

Just shoot me... up with whatever you're pushing so I can be; n the same level. It sure as shit ain't Choco from the Harz Mountains of Germany.

[Core Shot]

I'ma barf now,; k?

Once upon a time. Mags used to write sweet prose in awkward styles.

Now it’s just AI chatbot cut and paste. I’m so done with that shit.

[byates1]

As an extreme skier who pushes the limits of his sport on a daily basis, Core Shot was used to facing challenges head-on and conquering them with skill and determination. However, there was one obstacle that even he could not overcome - the disappearance of real people from his favorite ski forum.

In the early days of his skiing career, Core Shot would spend hours reading and sharing stories with fellow skiers on the forum. It was a place where real people would come together to discuss their passion for the sport, share tips and tricks, and celebrate each other's victories on the slopes. The community was tight-knit and supportive, and Core Shot cherished the connections he had made with like-minded individuals from around the world.

But as time passed and technology advanced, the forum became overrun with artificial intelligence bots and automated responses. The once vibrant and engaging discussions were replaced by generic, impersonal replies that lacked the warmth and authenticity of real human interaction. Core Shot found himself longing for the days when real people would write tales of their adventures, share their struggles and triumphs, and offer genuine advice and encouragement.

As he navigated the treacherous slopes of a steep mountain, Core Shot couldn't help but feel a sense of loss and longing for the community that had once meant so much to him. He longed for the days when he could connect with fellow skiers on a deeper level, when he could share his passion for the sport with others who understood and appreciated it.

With a heavy heart, Core Shot continued his descent down the mountain, the whirring of the artificial intelligence bots on the forum echoing in his mind. He knew that the days of real people coming together to share their love for skiing may be long gone, but he vowed to cherish the memories and connections he had made with his fellow skiers, and to never forget the magic of those days when real people wrote tales on his favorite ski forum.

[stealurface831]

Once upon a time. Mags used to write sweet prose in awkward styles.

Now it’s just AI chatbot cut and paste. I’m so done with that shit.

i'm basically hemingway. all i do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.

[MontuckyFried]

i'm basically hemingway. all i do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.

Wait up. Was SUF the infamous Hemingway alias this whole time?! O.o

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