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Expression: 'Most users ever online was 195 on Sun Mar 26, 2006 22:18 pm'

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Quadruple of...? | Expression: "My husband keeps on about me having a baby"

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#1 (permalink) Fri Dec 29, 2006 10:54 am Expression: 'Most users ever online was 195 on Sun Mar 26, 2006 22:18 pm'

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Most users ever online was 195 on Sun Mar 26, 2006 22:18 pm
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Do you find the above sentence OK?

Tom

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#2 (permalink) Sun Dec 31, 2006 10:07 am Expression: 'Most users ever online was 195 on Sun Mar 26, 2006 22:18 pm'

Hi Tom It is fine, however it suggests the website is closed; better if it is still in usage to write: Most users online so far was on Sun Mar 26, 2006 22:18 pm, 195 registered users. _________________ Please meet Stewart Tunncilff

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I'm here quite often ;-)

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