And while I'm at it, for the first time today "Bah Humbug" for Christmas 2013.
OH NO! He got in the pre-emptive Bah Humbug strike BEFORE 2013!!!!! WIsh I had thought of that. I'll just sit quietly in the corner......
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OH NO! He got in the pre-emptive Bah Humbug strike BEFORE 2013!!!!! WIsh I had thought of that. I'll just sit quietly in the corner......
Those dress-up kits are really nice
Awwww....it MUST be in the stars then since you allowed him to ride your nearly new Tiger. That's true love!
Now get him to join TT and let us do the brainwashing....lol!
So AJ you really going into the modern world of communications, so how are you liking it so far
I like it a lot although it's baffled me in some ways.
I don't have a data plan for it, so I can only use it via wi-fi.
I also have the spell-check enabled, but it underlines practically every word and even ones spelled correctly. I also don't understand the storage issue....sd card, internal, and usb???
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Well I am still working my one out as I go along, I don't seem to have a spell checker but the auto correct and that can be a bit of a pain at times. I need to look into this a bit more and see how it comes together
donroger1
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I got my boyfriend an airplane flying lesson........he got me an engagement ring which he gave to me on our Christmas ski trip in the mountains
Congratulations!!!
I and the "Love of my life" went in on a joint gift. We upgraded from a 20 year old 25" TV to a 60" Plasma.
No more squinting to see the screen!!!
Congratulations!!!
I and the "Love of my life" went in on a joint gift. We upgraded from a 20 year old 25" TV to a 60" Plasma.
No more squinting to see the screen!!!
!!!From 25" to 60".
From cathode ray tube to plasma.
That's like going from horse and cart to Rocket 3.
Next thing you'll be telling us you"re planning to get a telephone wired into your house.
donroger1
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Next thing you'll be telling us you"re planning to get a telephone wired into your house.
That would be the next logical step seeing as how most people are now ditching their landlines in favor of cell phone only.
That would be the next logical step seeing as how most people are now ditching their landlines in favor of cell phone only.
Take care now, you don't want to jump into unproven technology.
Don will get the phone indoors when he can't climb the telephone pole anymore.
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donroger1
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Those poles seem to get taller every time I make a call......
I figured you would find a photo before I could. Posting with Tapatalk while riding my Tiger 955i at 15 over the speed limit.
Next thing you'll be telling us you"re planning to get a telephone wired into your house.
Wow you mean they have that technology where you live I was going to mention it but thought it may confuse you guys
talking about that right now between 3 of us at home we have
1 x landline
7 x mobile lines
Those poles seem to get taller every time I make a call......
Lol @ the Eddie Albert reference! How many non-Americans recognized that pic I wonder.
Trivia: Eddie Albert was a cockswain in the US Navy during WWII and navigated a landing craft at Iwo Jima.
True story: I had a fraternity brother who was certifiably crazy. In the summer, he worked as a lineman for Ohio Bell telco. He also drove a great '63 Corvette, not that that has anything to do with the story. Anyhow, you could be cruising along in his Corvette when he'd decide to make a phone call long before cellphones came out. He'd pull over near a telephone poll, climb it' and hook into the line with his little test phone anytime he wanted. He could also make free long ditance calls that way since there was no one to bill!
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The charges for those call would actually go to the person who's line he was taping into
He even carried around a strap and those spike things he could put on his feet to climb poles without any hand/foot steps things....lol!
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Prior to World War II, and before his film career, Albert had toured Mexico as a clown and high-wire artist with the Escalante Brothers Circus, but secretly worked for U.S. Army intelligence, photographing German U-boats in Mexican harbors. On September 9, 1942, Albert enlisted in the United States Navy and was discharged in 1943 to accept an appointment as a lieutenant in the U.S. Naval Reserve. He was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat "V" for his actions during the invasion of Tarawa in November 1943, when, as the pilot of a U.S. Coast Guard landing craft, he rescued 47 Marines who were stranded offshore (and supervised the rescue of 30 others), while under heavy enemy machine-gun fire.
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