Locating an old thread I started

[DoughBoy68]

I know what you mean trying to find an old thread. Glen fixed a Joseph Rodgers & Sons frameback for me a while back and I was wanting to locate it to show someone some of Glen's work. Come to find out a lot of the post I made were gone,,,,,,,,,,,,

BTW, that wood looks a little like Bocote.

[gugi]

http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...ml#post1725553

I just typed Gasman SSA in the google custom search at the top right of the page and one of the links there seemed promising:



This is the post itself:



And on the previous page was the post with the scales:

[sharptonn]

Lord, if it's in that thread, it is buried! What does the SSA do?
Brings to mind the usage of tags, recently discovered by myself.
Gugi can explain.

[Gasman]

Thanks Gugi. Im just not very good at this stuff. Thanks for finding it for me.

BTW, i didnt use the word Gasman in my search. Giess that was the key l left out.

[Gasman]

Tags are not something i know about Tom. Im terrible when it comes to this computer stuff. Now if i can put a key in it and shoot some fuel in it and get compression, im good to go. Ive looked in my computer box. Nothing moves. Ha.

[sharptonn]

Same here, Jerry!

[Geezer]

Most simple way I use to follow threads I started is to:
Go to your name on the sign in bar; tap your name
Look for started threads in the box on the left
Tap that and you have a listing of all the threads you started.
YMMV but it works for me.
~Richard

[gugi]

Lord, if it's in that thread, it is buried! What does the SSA do?
Brings to mind the usage of tags, recently discovered by myself.
Gugi can explain.

Our big corporate overlords from Alphabet Inc. unburied it pretty quickly
I first thought about using the vbulletin search for posts by gasman containing SSA but I think that needs at least 4 letters in a search word.