Deleting topics?

I am glad I came back (as you can see). I believe its perfectly possible that the deletion was due to some fail on the system, now looking calmly at the situation and specially after your kind and thoughtful explanations.

It is just that, at the time, I felt a little ripped off when my post simply disappeared after I have disagreed with the majority here. I rushed to a conclusion that I now realize might be a wrong one.

Anyway, nice to meet you guys and I plan to get back here from time to time( as you can probably tell, my english needs improvement and forums are a nice way to seek it).

See you later!

just out of curiosity .. where is the post of the '800 guy'? I cannot seem to locate it. Would be an interesting read if it indeed a lie.

wasn't the 800guy posted by nikerun21 or so? I think I saw him hanging around 2 days ago... Last time I re-read that post must have been 2-3 weeks ago

Good question,

I looked for it immediately (I do move topics around if they don't fit the section, but I usually leave a link to it in the original forum and it has a "MOVED" label).

I have searched for the topic, trust me , before posting, but nothing. I have tried to use the date.

Thanks Paul .. I looked up that post .. but in there nikerun21 was talking just hypothetically about the effects of an 800 score .. is that the same post? just wanted to read about an 800 experience ..

bb .. no big deal if you cannot find it .. just wanted to see how people can conjure up a fake 800 score..

Yes nikerun21 had made that very silly post and has now deleted the post. One can delete one's own post. I very clearly remember his proclaiming an 800 score and since the club members had never seen him in action, only making snide remarks, of course there was instant rebuttal. His latest post (requesting feedback on Kaplan 2004-2005 book) is proof enough that he had made the post incorrectly. Probably - after my post , he will try to delete his latest post also - so I am giving it below.



BB's response : I'd assume it is very similar to the previous edition. I think this one is the second edition. I doubt it will be considerably "better" than the previous one. However, I would not hesitate about paying $17.50 for the book.
Below is a link to Amazon.

The Club is not averse to an 800 score, however, this is not a place where scores matter ! What matters is whether you are learning yourself and helping others reach the highest score they can - through practice, advice and sharing of own experiences. There are many people proclaiming 800 on bw forums - and some even claiming 52 on quant (!!).