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Merry Christmas everyone!

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ASF is about nine and a half years old now, and more than 20,000 threads have been created in that time. There's some great threads out there, so I thought it's about time we had one thread to act as a reference point. Perhaps there's another one of these threads out there that I've somehow missed, and if there is I might merge this one with it to give it a bump.

Most of our newest members probably haven't had a good look into the ASF archives yet, so perhaps it's time to dig up some gems and bring them to the surface?

What has been the thread that you have found the most valuable, interesting or entertaining?

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Many good threads here!

Amongst the most entertaining <Squirrels, Squirrels, Squirrels!>

Amongst my personal favourites,<How's your flowers, Pops?>
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I'd have to agree that amongst the many illuminating threads here at ASF, the squirrels thread is difficult to surpass.

Having a low maintenance garden where everything happily grows unaided, I am insufficiently qualified to fully appreciate the flowers thread. (The only time I ever have cause to work in my garden is when those annoying council enforcement officers make unannounced visits threatening me with legal action for noncompliance with their offensive epistles.)
 
Without a doubt it has got to be the "Resisting Climate Hysteria" Thread. Just like the The Lernaean Hydra, if you cut off one head it simply regenerates another cranium more obtuse than the last.
 
I think the advertising is underappreciated. I didn't know that Kevin and Bill and many others were so concerned for my financial wellbeing, then the pretty girls exhibiting their availability (and cleavage) though, when the demographic slid over to 65+, I became concerned.

And now, functional illiteracy :
100.000 signatures required .
labours dividend policy
Wow. Got me interested, there.
 
I think the advertising is underappreciated. I didn't know that Kevin and Bill and many others were so concerned for my financial wellbeing, then the pretty girls exhibiting their availability (and cleavage) though, when the demographic slid over to 65+, I became concerned.

And now, functional illiteracy :

Wow. Got me interested, there.

The little girl for sale at Macys for $14.99 has me intrigued.

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I think the advertising is underappreciated. I didn't know that Kevin and Bill and many others were so concerned for my financial wellbeing, then the pretty girls exhibiting their availability (and cleavage) though, when the demographic slid over to 65+, I became concerned.

And now, functional illiteracy :

Wow. Got me interested, there.
Hold my beer, I’m off to Kiev.

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The Two Way Block thread is quickly becoming my favourite thread, even though I can't see half the posts and GG has decided to cancel it. :-(
Sean even with only half being available is still good for a laugh at "his" expense mainly.
 
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