I'm not sure if this qualifies as a failure, super achievement, slip in the time stream, or what.
I'll just put it out there.
I'll just put it out there.
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- Thread starter silentwriter180
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It seems a bit silly alright. You have to consider it's new and it started from the beginning. You accomplished each of those achievements. I guess after five years the software doesn't care. 
rootabaga
Android Expert
It seems a bit silly alright. You have to consider it's new and it started from the beginning. You accomplished each of those achievements. I guess after five years the software doesn't care.
Well, it’s not wrong, just incomplete.
(I’m proud to also be a “Reactor!” Ha!)
There should at least be a 10-year member, 15, 20...
We added Audentio's "achievements" add-on and it has all the default settings. I guess everyone in existence got retroactively granted awards and whatnot lol... we'll revisit these when the time comes but for now there are bigger things to tackle.
I agree there should be 10, 15, 20, etc... worth celebrating!
I agree there should be 10, 15, 20, etc... worth celebrating!
Milestones are fun when recognized. The list of achievements seem endless. It seems to water down the actual milestones IMO. But, they aren't hurting anything. I still remember when I was no longer a newbie
It seems to water down the actual milestones IMO. But, they aren't hurting anything. I still remember when I was no longer a newbieOh rats. Seems like a logical explanation then.
And I was actually hoping for a slip in the time stream.
And I was actually hoping for a slip in the time stream.
ozonetrooper
Android Expert
OOOH now I'm a Searcher! Hope I find it... whatever it is...
It's best to check if the pool cover isn't on the pool
I had a bolt on hitch, not much better than that, on my first car. (1962 Chevy)
The tail lights on those things were stronger than any material used in todays vehicles. You could probably tie the trailer to the bumper and not have it fail.
Did it have a 2 speed, slip and slide powerglide transmission?
I'm guessing triple nipple taillights.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
My 65 Impala had a "power glide" transmission and the 282. Seemed a bit small for the size of the car, but that thing still moved along alright.
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I don't know what taillights have to do with it, but the first two words got the ol' Chief's attention!
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Yep. Slow and kinda go.
