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05-23-2015, 06:52 PM
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Re: Body of Young Woman Found
Not much info other than what's in the title  |
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05-24-2015, 02:16 AM
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Re: Body of Young Woman Found
Sorry Mort! What's the best way to check if something is a repost? It would have been hard for me to find with the forum search. |
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05-24-2015, 02:32 AM
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Re: Body of Young Woman Found
Shit happens - to all of us, so no bad feelings. With a site as active and complete as DR, it is hard to find not posted stuff more than a few days old, but of course it happens. But this is my way, if I want to post older stuff: 1) Find out when it happened, exact day. If your source doesn't have the date, try running an image or two through google image search to see if there are other sources that are better informed. 2) In the top right menu "Forum Tools" choose the last item to have the threads shown in chronological order, that is the order they were created. 3) Go back to the date of your post, in this case December 19th 2014 - it couldn't have been posted before that. 4) Look forward a week or so - I usually look two or three pages, at least a month. 5) Be prepared to find her fast, if it is a pretty brazillian lady  In this case it took me less than half a minute to find a source for your images and another half minute to find Kellyhounds post. |
