What Was The First Post, On Scf?

I've got to page 50 so far. It makes you wonder what happened to some of these folk. Some have over a thousand posts and then just disappear without a trace. Have they died? Gone to jail? Started walking the entire length of the western Pacific seaboard? Taken up marquetry as a better hobby? Joined another forum? I can't say all of these present themselves as entirely reasonable options.

Page 66 makes for some grim reading

Page 66 isn't grim, it's all but certain that it was a spam attack. guaranteed we are better off without them.

Agree 100%. Page 170 is just as bad but at least there seem to be good defenses.

There's susprisingly few Norwegians and Icelanders in the membership.

I am there on page 55. Boy, that is a long list. Let's keep it going ...

Tim H. wrote: "started walking the entire length of the western Pacific seaboard......." If you're referring to the western USA, that's near one of the great long distance trails of the USA; the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT); running from Mexico to Canada along the Sierra Nevada and Cascade ranges. I have a friend who is doing the PCT in bits and pieces, starting a couple years ago. He's also now working on the Continental Divide Trail (CDT). Needless to say, one has to be a believer in backpacking lite.

(just noticed that this is my 500th post here. Thanks to everyone for putting up with me!)

To pick nits, isn't this really the first topic? Notice the parameter at the end, =1.

https://www.stampcommunity.org/topi...e&TOPIC_ID=1

Rod was surprised to see we have (had?) a forum mom. I noticed we had a forum uncle at one point. I tried to see if there was a forum aunt, but so far no luck!

Peter

Well I had a look and was very surprised to be on page 18.

I sent Bobby nuts trying to post my 1st image. And the mess was left in the help area for a long time because it was so bad it was laughable.

Started Australia KGV Stamps explained to learn how to use a computer.

Have given myself a good shake now & then to remove a few dinosaur scales.

Happy Days.

Well done on reaching this milestone.

I was considering the entire length from Alaska to Patagonia... I met someone once who had cycled the entire seabord from South to North. Walking is a labour of a lifetime, but what a journey! I broke my knee in a climbing accident a couple of years ago which has severely curtailed my hiking.

Lots & lots of member lurkers.Joined but 0 posts.

Maybe a bit more time in the introduction forum would not hurt.

I found out I'm not a member. It's kinda like waking up in the morning and realizing you don't exist!


-IBFS

Oops...found myself. The search just didn't bring me up for some reason. Cool list.

-IBFS

@IBFS -- I see you here since October 2012

https://goscf.com/m/6514

Where do stamp collectors go when they die? Is this the reason a particular membership would show up "Locked"?


-IBFS