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Old 2014-12-20, 04:38 AM   #4
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Card writing (last post day before Christmas) a bit of Christmas shopping, shared a "McDonald's Festive Meal" with a friend's dog as a Christmas treat for both of us (the dog loves burgers and chocolate shakes, but not fries), then played a Settlers for a bit.

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Originally Posted by artwilliams View Post
The main disadvantage I can see is using WP you'd have to duplicate blog pages to submit more than once. ... (Any thoughts you have on the site would be appreciated).
Can you use include files with WP? If so, bung your recips in an include file. Then you only need one page, but using different query strings thus:
apexpornpics.com/bbw-sinful-celeste-gets-ready-fuck?gal004

Then have an "include virtual" call to a script that includes different recip tables dependant on the query string. If you are also using the page as a blog post, you could set it so that no query string in the URL meant no recips, so your blog could remain clean - or you could set it so that no query string gave three random recips so that all TGP's got a fair share of traffic from your main blog.

You could even automate the adding of recips further by keeping them all saved as variables such as:
Code:
$recip[27] = q|<a href="http://www.freds-tgp.com">Fred's TGP</a>|;
Then have an "include virtual" call to a script that puts whatever recips are numbered in the query string. For example:
apexpornpics.com/bbw-sinful-celeste-gets-ready-fuck?17&35&67
inserts recips $recip[27], $recip[35], and $recip[67]
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