RIP join date

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Eventually found mine :slight_smile:

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Where? All links I find are 404

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I found this one that has quite a few of us.

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I Googled: “John_Betong” sitepoint “join date” location posts mentioned tagged

Edit:
Google “guido” sitepoint “join date”

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Hmmm. I tried that substituting my membername and got only one SitePont result.
From back when some thought Sig links were good for SEO and Fluff was killing the forum and we finally decided to do something about it.

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Ok thanks, I did that too, and found these old forum posts that said “the forums have moved”. I didn’t notice that below the fold there was the entire thread :grin:

September 2004. Time flies :frowning:

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I found this eventually.

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Considering that I did most of my posting in General Chat/Discussions and back then these posts didn’t count at all… I can compete with you all XD

I was a much better moderator back then :slight_smile:

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The only matter now for me is that this forum is still providing useful insights.

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I’m glad to see you’ve gone back to your old avatar, @molona. I much prefer it - and it suits your sunny personality better.

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And I thought I was gold! XD

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molona = :gem: = priceless

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And all this time I’ve been thinking “molona” was a form of molón

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It is the female version of the word. Now what do you think is “molón”?

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fantastic, brilliant, posh, classy, cool

http://dictionary.reverso.net/spanish-english/molón

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Certainly not the Mexican meaning !

molón (muy familiar/argot) ADJ
1 (Esp) (=bueno) fantastic (informal), brilliant (informal)
2 (Esp) (=elegante) posh (informal) classy (informal)
3 (CAm, Méx) (=pesado) tiresome

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I don’t agree with the definition of posh or classy. Molón in Spain is brilliant, cool.

But in Spanish most adjectives adapt to the gender of the name they go with. So “molón” is the male version and “molona” is the female version. The noun that goes with “molona” in this case, but that it is not written, is girl or woman. In spanish, those are female words. That’s why the adjective is “molona” instead of “molón”

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Someone said Rap Battles? :stuck_out_tongue:

Paul, Rudy, Dave, Sparkie… nice to see some old timers still here.

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Epic :smiley:

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