Display Issue ABAP, General

Hi, Friends.
I am facing some Display Problems in ABAP, General Page [Please Click Here for ScreenShots|http://cid-c213662fa953a4ff.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/SDN%20Shared/ScreenShots/ABAP%20General%20Display%20Issue] i have tested this using both Firefox 3.5 and IE7 same result as shown in Screen Shots.
and one think more my setting is Display 50 Threads/Page but it is showing 24, only in ABAP, General Page all other are working fine.
Is there some think wrong with my local system or any one else also having the same problem?
Thanks and Regards,
Faisal

Some times i get very weird problems and it won't happen for second time.So there is no  proof that it happened.
I feel its one of these faisal

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