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  1. 1 minute ago, Pine Charles said:


    I inquired earlier, but no one responded.....

     

    Can you please tell me how to access those archives??

    I can’t seem to figure it out (and I remember viewing them a few years ago).

    This is the original rec.arts.tv.soaps group on Google Groups https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.tv.soaps

    the offshoots are here

    https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs

    https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.tv.soaps.abc

    https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.tv.soaps.misc

     

  2. "Former GH Star joins AMC (Genie Francis)"

    "Generations: Thoughts of first episode?"

    "How does VCR Plus work?"

    "I miss Ryan's Hope!"

    "Y&R topples GH in ratings"

     

    In reality back then Usenet was how soaps were discussed on the early internet and most people only had access from work. I recall reading that soap operas got their own Usenet group because primetime viewers became irritated at seeing topics about soaps posted in the TV group.

  3. 12 hours ago, ChitHappens said:

     

    lol...I just did a status update about this.  Should have looked here first. 

    That foolery deserved status update too. Not everyone reads this thread, so it's good that you posted it so that people could laugh at this idiocy, lol.

  4. Marty Saybrooke (OLTL) comes to mind. She was somewhat of villain for telling that lie on Andrew Carpenter. This sort of storyline always makes me uncomfortable because rape shouldn't be used as a plot device in such a manner.

     

    On edit, another storyline that was somewhat like this was with Brooke on B&B. Stephanie's character was damaged by her part in practically sending Andy after Brooke.

  5. It's more than likely that production companies have people watching these boards so they can find out where content is and take it down. With so much binge watching during this pandemic the production companies are going to be really on the lookout for uploads.

  6. And how much of that job planning is Trump helping her with? She wouldn't be doing this if Trump hadn't offered her something because these sort of bureaucrats cannot afford to play games like this and remain employable. There is likely a Trump Organization job lined up for her.

  7. Pompeo was disliked even by some in his own party when he was in elected politics, but that's another story. Republicans have tried to undermine democracy for years and Trump has simply given them the opening to be more bold about it. Intelligent people will often engage a useful idiot.

  8. It is petty, but I can't help but hope that Trump is watching all of the jubilation and feeling humiliated. The fact that people are elated about basic normalcy returning goes to show how terrible the past four years have been. Of course there are still two more months to deal with this disaster so the chaos is not over yet.

  9. 35 minutes ago, wingwalker said:

     

    You know it's not going well for the GOP when one of most partisan conservative hack judges in Texas rules against you.  Hillary lost Texas by 800K, these 127K normally wouldn't matter. Republicans must fear the polling in Texas showing Biden in striking distance is real. 

    And Beto O'Rourke lost by just over 200,000k votes two years later. Republicans are worried about Texas and it really would not surprise me if it flipped tomorrow night.

  10. https://www.washingtonpost.com/elections/2020/10/31/trump-biden-live-updates/#link-5SG7TWTPIZENJC5HY6SPL7XWYM


    "In an email sent Tuesday and later reviewed by The Washington Post, the Trump campaign asked officials in Cumberland County for the names of people who transport ballots and voting machines once polls close, the names of people who have access to the ballots afterward, and the precise locations where the ballots are stored, including room numbers."

     

  11. Not that this race is likely to come down to late mail ballots, but this might end up effecting Republican ballots more so than Democratic ones. Democrats have been extremely persistent about voting early and making sure that mail ballots are turned in immediately.

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