Depending on your mobile OS, either use the adblock browser or use any of the various ad blocking browser extensions if the OS supports it.
Vbulletin search is fine if setup properly but google can help you narrow down results. Just to add to what you had suggested, also use the quote modifier to narrow down your searches further, ie "soldier story" multicam site
nesixthwarriors.com. Also works great with various email providers, ebay, etc.I do a lot of Google searching for sometimes very hard to find information and with specific commands, such as what you mentioned, searches can be very precise. More often than not, I can find the information that I'm looking for if it's to be found on the internet. Until recently, I wasn't aware of the usefulness of the "site:" function, but since learning to properly use it, it has become my go-to tool when looking for hard to find information or images. It can even be used with non-English websites for us English only speakers, when used in conjunction with Google Translate or another online translator. For example, doing a Google search for "苏联 site:bbs.bbicn.com" will return results from the Chinese BBICN forum for threads that contain the Chinese word for "Soviet". Often times though, it's not even necessary to use translated terms to search those sites and forums, because even though the Chinese alphabet uses different characters than most of us are familiar with, the users will still type terms such as "OMON" or "AK-47" using the Roman alphabet that the majority of us are familiar with.Vbulletin search is fine if setup properly but google can help you narrow down results. Just to add to what you had suggested, also use the quote modifier to narrow down your searches further, ie "soldier story" multicam site
