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proud_parent · Feb 7, 2008

TinkerBelleLuvr · Feb 7, 2008

I AM impressed!

May her X receive custody and this OP be required to pay child support.

Zephyr · Feb 7, 2008

now she'll delete those LOL

TinkerBelleLuvr · Feb 7, 2008

Those ARE the deleted posts. There is NOTHING for her to delete in GOOGLE land. That stuff is in memory land.

mommyof4 · Feb 7, 2008

Well, if Google crashes, we'll know what happened.

ezmarelda · Feb 7, 2008

ya'll crack me up

proud_parent · Feb 7, 2008

Whoops, I overlooked one. I have updated the above list for your reading pleasure.

(Oh, how I love the 'net!

Thanks, Mr. Gore!)

TinkerBelleLuvr · Feb 7, 2008

What is the name of your state? Indignation

Tee-hee

Bloopy · Feb 7, 2008

How exactly do you revive a deleted thread. I'm trying with no luck. It still comes up "invalid thread specified"

Perky · Feb 7, 2008

Try googling the name of the thread, the poster, or something specific about the thread. When you get your search results, you should see 'cached-similar pages' following the description of the link. Click on 'cached' and it should take you to the thread. I've always assumed that the cached pages were pages that you had visited previously on your computer, not Google's cache, but I may very well be wrong!

proud_parent · Feb 7, 2008

perroloco2 said:
I've always assumed that the cached pages were pages that you had visited previously on your computer, not Google's cache, but I may very well be wrong!

Nope.

Google's cache is not the same as your web browser's cache, which stores copies of pages you have visited for faster retrieval next time you visit the page.

Here's an explanation of how Google caching works, taken from Nancy Blachman's very handy reference http://www.googleguide.com

"Google takes a snapshot of each page it examines and caches (stores) that version as a back-up. The cached version is what Google uses to judge if a page is a good match for your query.

Practically every search result includes a Cached link. Clicking on that link takes you to the Google cached version of that web page, instead of the current version of the page. This is useful if the original page is unavailable because of:

Internet congestion

A down, overloaded, or just slow website

The owner’s recently removing the page from the Web "

Perky · Feb 7, 2008

Thanks for clearing that up. Now I know I have an alternative when I'm waiting forever for a page to load!

proud_parent · Feb 7, 2008

You're very welcome.

Bloopy, check your PMs.

mommyof4 · Feb 7, 2008

(Oh, how I love the 'net! Thanks, Mr. Gore!)

Thank you for the giggle.

ProSeDadinMD · Feb 7, 2008

Either way, she's my absolute favorite

"poster that you love to hate". Just like "J.R." from "Dallas", or whoever is the bad guy this week on WWE.

I had more, but I got nuthin' now...

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