Ugh, is it really necessary to copy the message in your reply??

[myscorerocks]

It's really irritating reading these forums and people will reply to someone and include the OP's original 20 paragraph post in their response. Is this really necessary?! Ugh, takes far longer to get through messages to find an answer you're looking for. I can't be the only one this irritates! 

[GApeachy]

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@myscorerocks wrote:

It's really irritating reading these forums and people will reply to someone and include the OP's original 20 paragraph post in their response. Is this really necessary?! Ugh, takes far longer to get through messages to find an answer you're looking for. I can't be the only one this irritates! 

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You mean like this?  (Just joking....sometimes it is cause things tend to veer off) 

[myscorerocks]

I get that sometimes it's necessary, but I just read a post that was extremely long and the first person to respond included the original message. I'm tired of scrolling and scrolling to get to new information! Let's help each other out!

[sarge12]

Wheather it is necessary is sometimes a matter of being able to tell who you are replying to and which post it is that you are replying. There might be a half a dozen posts in a thread that could be answered with a yes or no answer. If you just answer yes, noone knows what querie you are answering, so the answer is meaningless. So to answer the question is it really necessary?....Yes...sometimes!

[GApeachy]

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@myscorerocks wrote:

 I just read a post that was extremely long 

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I told my Dr. one time that when I bent my knee it hurt.  You know what he said?  "Well don't bend it."  

[sarge12]

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@GApeachy wrote:

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@myscorerocks wrote:

 I just read a post that was extremely long 

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I told my Dr. one time that when I bent my knee it hurt.  You know what he said?  "Well don't bend it."  

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Bet you bent it anyway...lol.

[GApeachy]

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@sarge12 wrote:

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@GApeachy wrote:

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@myscorerocks wrote:

 I just read a post that was extremely long 

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I told my Dr. one time that when I bent my knee it hurt.  You know what he said?  "Well don't bend it."  

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Bet you bent it anyway...lol.

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Yep Sarge, and I still complain, he rolls his eyes and we do this again in another 6 months

[sarge12]

@Laurachrissy...next time look him square in the eye and say "Just write me a scrip for some pain pills and shut up"

[GApeachy]

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@sarge12 wrote:

@Laurachrissy...next time look him square in the eye and say "Just write me a scrip for some pain pills and shut up"

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No way......but he did offer a very big shot.  I got up and sashayed on out.   (See what I'm mean about "veering"...it's all good and sometimes fun.)

[sarge12]

Laurachrissy

Actually, I am just joking, I am far from a drug seeker. I am disabled due to a damaged spinal cord, and at 1 time due to a pulmanary embolism I could not take asprin because I was on blood thinner. Since I could not take excedrin for pain, I was forced to take Norco 10, an opioid. He prescribed me 30 every 6 months, which was never enough. Now I am off the blood thinner and still get 30 Norco every 6 months, but so rarely take them that I have about 300 built up. I still can't make myself not get the prescription filled because I still remember needing them badly and not being able to get them. They have tested Hydrocodone that was more than 20 years old and they were still over 95% effective. I had rather have them and not need them than need them and not have them. All these people abusing these drugs are making it harder for doctors to prescribe opioids, and harder for patients who need them to get them.