Where's my AARse?

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Where's my AARse?

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Just a quick query. My First AAR appears to have disappeared from the AAR section. The second page is not full (although even if it was you'd think it would go to page 3), so does anyone know what happened to it? [&:]

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You mean this one?

tm.asp?m=3697448

It's on the list...
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No, that's No.5 - I mean my original one.
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Did you set the post filter to view more than a year? Maybe it just fell out of the current listing as it has been some time now since release...
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I've never done anything with any filters - didn't even know you could.

One day it just disappeared - annoying [&:]
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Is it this one?

tm.asp?m=3496274
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No - that is AARse II The Sequel. I am after my original AArse.
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So it's this one:

tm.asp?m=3460423

All entries are more than a year old is why. Go into the AARs and set the filter I mentioned from 365 to all topics - see below. Or for the next year find this post and use the link... [:)]

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Paulderynck! You've found my AARse! Merci beaucoup [:)]
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Phew! Must be hard not being able to to find one's own AARse with both hands. [:D]

Just trollin'. [:'(]
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ORIGINAL: Joseignacio

Phew! Must be hard not being able to to find one's own AARse with both hands. [:D]

Just trollin'. [:'(]
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Its okay Jose - it was a problem but we got to the bottom of it [;)]
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It was there all along, it had just fallen off the rear end of this year's list. [;)]
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ORIGINAL: paulderynck

It was there all along, it had just fallen off the rear end of this year's list. [;)]
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No photos in this thread please.
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Don't you hate being the butt of the humour here, warspite1?
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Will this be the posterior post in this thread?
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Well there will be no more posts from me - I do not want to be the butt of anyone's jokes.
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Sorry, Warspite, didn't mean to offend.
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ORIGINAL: Joseignacio

Sorry, Warspite, didn't mean to offend.
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You didn't!! [:)]

Being the Butt of peoples jokes was just an excuse to get the word Butt in an AARse thread - although I have just seen that composer got there first - apologies composer, I should have carried out better ANALysis of prior comments before posting..
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This thread seem to aim for a new low in humour, and I sincerely hope that we have soon left it behind us.
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