<------ Passes cheese to go with the whine.

What's a random thread button? <----------Genuine Inquiry. As opposed to more complaining?

Even if Tribe GOES DOWN on me I still love it. Tribe RULES!!! There is no substitute. I wish the people that do the most bitching about it would just unsubscribe. If they are so fed up with it why would they stay? For the sole purpose of complaining? This is apparently a fulltime job for some people and makes them feel like they actually have a life and arent a waste of oxygen, space and many other of this worlds dwindling resources. ( Symbolically kneels before the Georgia Guidestones and thanks "R. C. Christian." )

This was TRUE.

they do, isn't it that lard ass darren? he may not work, but he would do that for the shits and giggles of it all. And has done it plenty in the past.
Cause frankly, some of the nasty letters sent back to me by admin, i do not think they wrote. I think lardass did. Thats what happens when you let a gorilla sized hamster in the shop.

I was thinking just the opposite.

What I love about Wikipedia's random button is that it takes me to stuff that otherwise wouldn't be getting read often enough for anyone to update it, correct it, link it, etc.

Most of the data on Tribe is being neglected mostly because it's a hassle to get to at all; that is, even deliberately.

If people could see old threads easily enough, often enough to make the currently relevant threads pop to the top,
that might discourage people from needlessly posting and reposting the same links and other material, rather than
simply adding to an earlier pertinent thread.

in some cases, old threads are very good. Like in herbal medicine, the amount of back pages represents quite a corpora of knowledge to be read thru at leisure. the information is always relevant, so the threads do not lose value with passing of time or members.

you don't get your money back. you just join everyone in hell.