mods i have a question

[Cannoli]

dont get pissed at me but do you think it would be better to bump a million year thread of make a new one?

 

[nick silverman]

it all depends

 

[Stackies]

Drink Lemonade.

 

[Kroto]

If your going to bump a thread at least make it worth it, just say sorry for bumping i had a few more questions blah blah blah

 

[Realscooters8978]

when life hands you lemons...make lemonaid

 

[Connzi machell]

make a lemon smoothie, yum.
Can you rename this to 'lemon-based drinks' ?

 

[Rob.]

no damnit

it depends. if you bump a 2005 thread to say "LOL YAK WHEELS SUCK" well you're a dip shit and will get reamed out for being so.

however, bumping say much younger thread with "hey guys, sorry for the bump but ---" yeah that's alright.

 

[Steezeman]

It's so painful looking through a page of a thread thinking, "These people are idiots" before realizing that it is only because the thread is three years old. So no, make a new thread. But very first! Very very first, search, because it is most likely that you will find your answer.

 

[Kieran Mayhew]

However if it is something like the "Your Turndown" thread, bump it if you are going to add your own photo. No need to make a new thread for something like that.

 

[Zero Gravity NW]

Dont laugh because i dont know this but....what is a bump. Like what does it mean?

 

[Kieran Mayhew]

Bumping a thread typically refers to posting in a thread that has had no new posts for over a month.

 

[ConnorD]

not necessarily, I just bumped this thread with no new posts for a day. It just means you bring it back to the top where everyone can see it. Also if anyone has a question about any internet lingo, or just generally any expression, urban dictionary will find you the answer.