s/o common posts-which ones DON'T bother you?

sunnyday016

There are some topics I don't get sick of at all. Example: I'll read every posts about crockpot recipes-I'm always looking for new ideas! I also always read the carseat posts because they interest me and I usually end up learning something (I'm becoming a real geek about all the different seats, etc.)

What ones don't you get sick of?

monica93555

I also can never get tired of the crockpot ones! If your on fb there is a group on there called The Crockpot Exchange Group where you can get tons of recipes from other fb users!

sgrl

I don't really mind any of them. If I'm not interested, I don't read it.

sunnyday016

monica93555:

I also can never get tired of the crockpot ones! If your on fb there is a group on there called The Crockpot Exchange Group where you can get tons of recipes from other fb users!

Thank you! I'm gonna go join the group right now

Ivana_Stolichnaya

sgrl:

I don't really mind any of them. If I'm not interested, I don't read it.

Same here

*sallymad*

sgrl:

I don't really mind any of them. If I'm not interested, I don't read it.

Ditto, I can honestly say that don't get annoyed by repeat posts because I just don't read them! lol 

MaliaMouse

Maybe I am a Pollyanna here, but I don't get sick of any of them.  The way I look at it is that we are all hear searching for answers to questions that come to us, or sharing things that helped us, interested us... or made us laugh.  I can chose what ones I read-so I don't get annoyed by repetative posts.  And repetative posts are going to keep happening since the search features on TB is so useless.  I recognize that moms don't have endless time to go through page after page after page in order to find the information we need.  Re-ask and save time!  

#1_BadgeBunny

Ivana.Stolichnaya:

sgrl:

I don't really mind any of them. If I'm not interested, I don't read it.

Same here

mattandbekah

MaliaMouse:

Maybe I am a Pollyanna here, but I don't get sick of any of them.  The way I look at it is that we are all hear searching for answers to questions that come to us, or sharing things that helped us, interested us... or made us laugh.  I can chose what ones I read-so I don't get annoyed by repetative posts.  And repetative posts are going to keep happening since the search features on TB is so useless.  I recognize that moms don't have endless time to go through page after page after page in order to find the information we need.  Re-ask and save time!  

Agreed. 

shihtzumomma

I never get sick of sippy cup posts.

macchiatto

sgrl:

I don't really mind any of them. If I'm not interested, I don't read it.

Same here. I do like crockpot recipes and general meal ideas, and yeah, I've learned from the car seat posts, too.

sgrl

I like crockpot posts (I originally typed crockposts, LOL) too. Yum salsa chicken! And I like PIP posts, because looking at pictures of freakin' adorable babies is the best part of the bump for me.

aglenn

Sleep posts, because I am desperately sleep deprived and will read anything in hopes of a new idea.

heatherlane

DH/SO posts. I love the drama. I try to offer helpful advice in those instead of flaming.

Also, BFing posts. Those of us still going at it are fewer and further b/t. And I will defend a woman's right to NIP to the death. I had to even smack down my tree-hugging-socialist-hippie BFF at dinner the other night when she was like "well, as long as they have a cover...I think it's inappropriate if they don't". WTH? This, from the woman who asked the second I told her I was PG "you are going to BF and make all your own baby food, right?"

smilelari

Sleep posts.  Mostly just curious what others are doing at this point

lynsef

sgrl:

I don't really mind any of them. If I'm not interested, I don't read it.

This.

Cityplanner

I don't mind any of them either.  The Bump search engine sucks so hard that I don't fault people for asking a question that's been asked a million times.  I know I don't really pay attention to some posts because it's about something I haven't encountered yet and then all of sudden it becomes an issue and I have to ask again.

I have idly thought that an FAQ would be a TERRIFIC resource.