One means to accomplish this is to utilize the 'See Friendship' option.
Facebook View Friendship
My friend Andrew has a thing for vehicles. At one point in 2014, Andrew made the blunder of mentioning he had too many 'wheeled points'. I screencapped the message, published it, and stated I 'd reanimate the thread when he bought an additional vehicle. Since I'm a nice person that plainly isn't really inspired by pranks ...
Today the unpreventable happened and also he purchased one more cars and truck. I understood the preliminary message was uploaded at some point in 2015. Provided the amount of blog posts I make on a day-to-day, not to mention annual basis, going back via all my messages manually simply wasn't a choice. Get in: See Friendship.
Initially, I mosted likely to Andrew's Facebook profile. From there, I clicked on the o' so instinctive 'three small dots' button. The first option in that drop down menu: See Relationship!
By clicking that choice, I am required to an unique page. This consists of posts/photos you've tagged your pal in, posts/photos your good friend has actually marked you in, and any articles in which both of you are tagged by a third-party.
From here I just scrolled down a little bit, as well as voila! I discovered in 2014's post. I was able to repost it practically instantly after he announced the arrival a shiny new wheeled point.
Because really, what's a good configuration if you don't follow through?
Advanced Choice
If you understand someone's Facebook url off of the top of your head, it's much quicker to access the relationship page straight. To do this, merely get in the link: https://www.facebook.com/friendship/_yourFBhandle_/_theirFBhandle_.
In my situation, this would certainly be: https://www.facebook.com/friendship/tbrannigan/_friendFBhandleGoesHere_.
Special Many thanks
Unique Thanks to Andrew, who allowed me to utilize this instance in illustrating this function! Andrew is among the creators of Automation Video game, and has some pretty solid factors for loving autos. Or at the very least among the most effective company justification that I've ever seen.