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Can result in too much lip service and not enough action.
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Can result in too much lip service and not enough action.
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Damian Gardiner said:
Bah, Rubbish!! What is this nonsense!?!
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No worries Mate! (Nate! :wink: ) Hope your new hangover tastes Honduran!
Apologies oughtta go to Frank (Golf) though, not me, but it's been fun. :wink: (Frank, you started this!)BTW, I did PM "The NOB", in whichever iteration we are now...re: a stog (just because, OK), but no response, as expected.
Take care all, and to take from Ken Puls, "may my computer do what I want it to do and not what I tell it to do..."
Now if she'd stop squirming...
Smitty
P.S. YEAH! We're getting rain (measurable) in So Cal! First time in about a year! Now the **** rocks are gonna be wet!
golf4
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Gee, the last time I started a thread that generated 5 pages I was beating my head against the wall thrying to work out a VB issue with the help of everyone here!!!
I think I've gotta come up with another name so I can post topics without gettin into trouble and using "culpable deniability" - a former federal employee like myself should know better.... (heh, Smitty???!!!)
Take care everyone,
Frank
I think I've gotta come up with another name so I can post topics without gettin into trouble and using "culpable deniability" - a former federal employee like myself should know better....
(heh, Smitty???!!!)Take care everyone,
Frank
