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janetupnorth said:Think that is old...try the message minimum - that is annoying sometimes when a simple "yes" would suffice.
It's based on the amount of characters. Most of the icons use more than ten characters, like is ;rolleyes; and is ;confused; and that's why usually works.katie0128 said:But you can post one smilie and not type anything... doesn't make any sense!
Years of vast experience.GourmetGirl said:How do all your techies (cough, cough tkg) and random facts people (cough, cough, ann) know all these things? I wish I knew them, so I wouldn't have to click go advanced and then add my icon.
Am I excluded from that club just because I'm a fossil?raebates said:Face it, girls. I'm older and I have better experience.
BTW, congratulations, Katie!
Nope- it's a movie quote. I'm sure there was no intent to actually exclude you.The_Kitchen_Guy said:Am I excluded from that club just because I'm a fossil?
That's not a pic of me. It's some random pic I found on the internet when I searched for "brass pole." I'd have to lose about 100 lbs to look like that.genburk said:Ann,
Where is your hat? you post slut you (as KG stated)
I think it was "Face it girls, I'm older and have better insurance."chefann said:Nope- it's a movie quote. I'm sure there was no intent to actually exclude you.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Well, since it wasn't from The Simpsons, I guess we can forgive you.
I'm on my way to the big 'ol bridge on I-75. I hope my little rental is heavier than that Yugo or Bug or whatever it was that went over the railing.
I hear that "Mackinaw" is an old Indian word that means, "Tourist Trap."
ChefBeckyD said:I LOVE that Bridge! And it was a Yugo....Drive in the inside lane, and watch the wind advisories! Are you going home by way of the U.P.? Can't imagine that there is too much work up there!
We actually vacation up there for a week or so every year.....The last week of June, the whole town of St. Ignace becomes a HUGE car show - they shut down the main street through town and everything!
Actually, I did my stop in Cedar Springs, took the ferry to Manitowoc. went to Iron Mountain and Marquette and now I'm on my way to Highland Park.ChefBeckyD said:I LOVE that Bridge! And it was a Yugo....Drive in the inside lane, and watch the wind advisories! Are you going home by way of the U.P.? Can't imagine that there is too much work up there!
We actually vacation up there for a week or so every year.....The last week of June, the whole town of St. Ignace becomes a HUGE car show - they shut down the main street through town and everything!
chefann said:All the Great Lakes are like that - it's awe-inspiring.
Where's Edsel when you need him?chefann said:That's right near the Model T plant. Which is, sadly, empty and an eyesore. There has been talk of rejuvenating the building, but, as with most overwhelming projects, there's no funding and the whole building would basically need to be rebuilt.
I won't go out on Lake Michigan on a vessel shorter than 460', but Gitche Gumme scares the crap out of me.chefann said:All the Great Lakes are like that - it's awe-inspiring.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Where's Edsel when you need him?
The inside info is that Edsel Ford, Henry's only son, donated a half a bazillion bucks around Detroit for lots of projects - many of them people have no idea that Edsel was quietly behind them.ChefBeckyD said:Glad you edited and added the quote, 'cause I was scratching my head and saying "huh?" (remember, I'm blonde, and not above playing that card when needed!)
The outside lane, as you predicted, is closed for half of the span today. I hate driving on steel decking, anyway (drawbridges and the Newell Bridge between Newell, WV and East Liverpool, OH) and today was no exception. That sound on the tires gives me the willies.chefjeanine said:I always drive the outside lane (or as much as I can -- they are always closing that lane to paint) because I hate to drive on the grate. My car doesn't like it. . .feels like driving on ice.
Enjoy the view. We always spend the weekend after Labor Day weekend on Mackinac Island. It's our great escape.
chefann said:I'm being good. Don't want to offend anyone.
There was a post on the Lincoln forum yesterday about a meet in Columbus. The meet chairman (who's gay - that comes into play in a minute) listed some activities, including a pipe organ recital at his house. (Must be some house!)
Someone else posted a comment that "My dad is an organ fanatic."
I told Dan, "On CS, we'd be all over that comment!"
Some of the younger guys on the forum would be kidding. But if it was one of the typical LCOC club members, they would be completely oblivious to how that sounded.ChefBeckyD said:Do you think they were joking? That is just too obvious to me!
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