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I wish we could "Like" a "Like"

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Seriously... sometimes the actual like is so much more powerful than the post it is liking. I wish we could like that.

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Would that count as 2 likes?

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Would that count as 2 likes?

 

I think it would have to be a separate category, Lil' Likes.

Yes I agree, some likes, such as Clyde's, are so rare it's exciting when one comes around, it's like waiting for Hally's Comet.

I think it would have to be a separate category, Lil' Likes.

 

Kind of like Louisville is to Kentucky

Yes I agree, some likes, such as Clyde's, are so rare it's exciting when one comes around, it's like waiting for Hally's Comet.

 

This gave me a chuckle...and I particularly like the Halley's Comet reference!

That's a double-wammy right there. LOL

This gave me a chuckle...and I particularly like the Halley's Comet reference!

Lol, I knew you of all people would like it!

 

Here is another name you will like: Neil DeGrasse Tyson :)

Yes I agree, some likes, such as Clyde's, are so rare it's exciting when one comes around, it's like waiting for Hally's Comet.

 

What I have done with Clyde and likes is apply the Clyde standard to his posts. I have given over 1,000 likes now, but Clyde has received 3 likes from me in the past year. I have to feel very strongly about liking his post before I like it, and then I really think it over before hit the like button. I hope Clyde appreciates how good his posts have to be to get a like from me. :)

 

In reality, I know Clyde pays no attention to whether I like one of his posts. But for some reason, I enjoy being "Clyde-like" in deciding whether to "like" one of his posts.

....everybody always overlooks the elusive Jim Schue like. Someday I hope to get one myself. Then I'll draw it accurately and precisely like Audobon would have.

....everybody always overlooks the elusive Jim Schue like. Someday I hope to get one myself. Then I'll draw it accurately and precisely like Audobon would have.

 

 

bugatti has never given one single like. He's like Jay Bilas and how Bils won't follow anyone.

 

Noone will ever receive a like from bugatti. Ever.

I count implied likes from dudes like Clyde who never give likes but will reply with an affirming post. It's a notch in my bedpost whether it is intended to be or not :)

bugatti has given zero likes and Jim Schue has given 4 likes.

I count implied likes from dudes like Clyde who never give likes but will reply with an affirming post. It's a notch in my bedpost whether it is intended to be or not :)

 

Agreed. But just not as satisfying. :lol2:

....everybody always overlooks the elusive Jim Schue like. Someday I hope to get one myself. Then I'll draw it accurately and precisely like Audobon would have.

 

Correct. I'm a veritable Randy Parker compared to JS.

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