Please do . This game is a masterpiece . <| sep |> Will do I love playing arkham horror , but never get the chance <| sep |> If there really was a hack or some other vote intervention I figure it would be goodbye USA either way . If one side is willing to cheat to win I don ' t see the future of representative government lasting too much longer . <| sep |> Wow , that ' s a really good deal ! <| sep |> 303 0021 aw man I just watched that movie too <| sep |> How many credits did it take you to get DOJ batsman to EVII ? I ' m trying to decide if I should take the plunge and go for him . Congrats on getting him to to elite 7 . <| sep |> Add a couple of c 2 s and i ' m down . Literally 2 lol . What ' s your Gt ? <| sep |> Responding to the page . I am live scanning thedonald for some time now . In LiveScan mode it looks for new posts , not old ones . Does not go backwards in time to rescan old ones as long as the ID of the post is not modified . I can not answer for sure if editing a comment changes it ' s ID but AFAIK it does not . This means that when the post was made , my script saved it as it was made and ignores it from then on out . I have never considered this before and seems like a flaw in the process . Ideally I would like to save all versions of a post , but that would add a lot of load to the script and it would need to research the database and compare it to the original , identify a difference , and save all changes as separate entities , and group them together in a tree . it does not do that . And double checking , I scanned the code . I am pretty sure this is not happening so I will sayI am 90 % sure I have each post in it ' s original form . As far as deleted posts go . it is designed to store the postcomments , even if rescanning the same entries . So it will not overwrite preexisting comments with blank data or remove them from the database . Here is most current rthedonald . DB file I have available online . I do not have the time to break it down right now . It will take some time as it is almost 3 GB but all the info I have collected on the sub is contained in this file . I uploaded it an hour or so ago so it is very recent . If anyone knows their way around SQLdatabase files they can work with this . If you know your way around python they can use this script to break the . DB down into the backups I do . That can be seen here . . If no one knows how to work with these tools I can pull the latest . DB from the live scan and render it all Friday . or maybe Saturday depending on how the holidays go . Hope this long winded explanation answered your question . I ' m trying to explain it the best I can . uDirectTheCheckered