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- Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:32 am
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Only 95 pages on this thread, come on guys, we can hit 100.
- Sun May 16, 2010 6:44 am
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I have a couple of each of those, in a box in the storage building.SQLGeek wrote:Abacus? Slide rule?
I do too.
- Sat May 15, 2010 6:57 pm
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I have been using Tech Smith's Snag It for years, making training materials and all kinds of pic captures, a three key salute opens a capture session, and away you go.WildBill wrote:Trying to produce training materials utilizing screen shots in Windows is very time consuming. Even with a screen capture program, it's a major pain.The Annoyed Man wrote:You had to actually get a screen capture program? The capability isn't native to the Windoze operating system like it is to Mac OS? You poor child.WildBill wrote:I am well aware of this TAM. That is why I have a screen capture program. I was just trying to give you a bad time.
- Sat May 15, 2010 7:45 am
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I was amazed to find Shiner Bock on the beer list in Gillette WY a couple of years ago, and amazed my traveling companions by ordering one, when they knew, empirically, that I never drank anything but water or iced tea.gigag04 wrote:As did Sam Adams... :)
My gf had some people come to her restaurant and one of them asked what beers they have on draft - and they have Sam Adams. As soon as she mentioned it everyone groaned except for one guy....
Apparently that group of friends has some game they play where whenever one of them orders a Sam Adams they ALL have to. I thought it was funny because SA's boston lager is OK, but it's not amazing, and definitely not my beer of choice....so being forced to have one would be pretty entertaining IMO.
That's free.
- Sat May 15, 2010 1:46 am
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Thereby proving my postulation that Douglas Adams must have spent time in Texas before becoming a hitchhiker, because here it truly is the answer.Tregs wrote:42....Now there's a great Texas game, played at deer camps throughout the generations.pbwalker wrote:42
that is all
- Sat May 15, 2010 1:41 am
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I have two of those, the big chocolate lab is mine, so she gets to stay, the Yorkie . . . Well, he licks my feet too.The Annoyed Man wrote:By now, anyone who has been following this thread needs ONE OF THESE SCREEN CLEANERS.
- Sat May 15, 2010 1:38 am
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And don't forget your Ham Radio Operator badge.BLG wrote:The CHL badge goes on the shoulder of your uniform as with your woodsman badge and citezenship badge.longhorn_92 wrote:We were asking about the CHL Badge and where we should place them on body...should we have a badge holder or hang it across our necks?....Tass wrote:AJ80 wrote:OK, so back to the original topic... Does anyone know why the space bar is so much bigger than all of the other keys on the keyboard?
Of course, it's because .... Oh look, a squirrel.... where were we again?
Tass
- Sat May 15, 2010 1:37 am
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And entry codes.SwimFan85 wrote:That trick also works with alarm keypads.RPB wrote:I actually have tons of old keyboards with the letters worn off ... so I know which letters I used the most.
- Sat May 15, 2010 1:31 am
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I would even let my ten year old grand daughter read the thread, if I had one that young.gigag04 wrote:I don't *think* it violates any forum rules. I would let my hypothetical 10 yr old daughter read this thread.USA1 wrote:The moderators will love this one.