What are the different members?

[cannibal53]

I've been a member for a few months and love the forums. They've solved lots of problems, some I didn't even know I had...lol Just curious about the difference between Members, Junior Members and Senior Member.

Thanks for all the recent help.

[Robin G]

Jr, are new members!

Sr, are members how have been around longer.......


I do believe you graduate to Sr after a certain amount of posts.



Welcome, love your Doxie.

[BigLew]

Senior Members are those over the age of 90. :>P

[Steve Hammel]

When you hit 100 posts you become a senior member.

[Donna D.]

I'm just oooooolllllldddd

[Steve Hammel]

Donna why are you up soooooo early?

[Donna D.]

I don't sleep much Steve. Enjoy your day... as short as it is. Tomorrow the days start getting longer.

Happy Winter Solstice

[Ed Harris]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

I don't sleep much Steve. Enjoy your day... as short as it is. Tomorrow the days start getting longer.

Happy Winter Solstice

Maybe,Maybe not?

Depends on who you ask....Good Luck

Ed

[Green Frog]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

I'm just oooooolllllldddd

No, Donna. DYs (Donna Years) are like the inverse square of dog years. It takes a WHOOOOLE bunch of them before you get to be old.

The (middle aged) Green Frog

[jack maloney]

Originally Posted by Green Frog

No, Donna. DYs (Donna Years) are like the inverse square of dog years. It takes a WHOOOOLE bunch of them before you get to be old.

The (middle aged) Green Frog

The convention is that a human year equals 7 dog years. When my English springer complains that I'm slowing down in the pheasant fields, I remind her that I am 525 in dog years.

[Brian B-P]

Originally Posted by jack maloney

The convention is that a human year equals 7 dog years. When my English springer complains that I'm slowing down in the pheasant fields, I remind her that I am 525 in dog years.

Good try, Jack, but we all know it's one dog year roughly equals 7 human years: a ten-year-old dog is as elderly as a 70-year-old person (although of course it's not this simple). It's the dog that gets to use this excuse!

Our current three-year-old (thus young adult) dog is still well ahead of my middle-aged body in energy level, but we'll even out in a few years. I'll still have him beat in forum status