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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Sequel

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VydorScope Proficient
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Man... you know the price off food in your home town is bad when you are in major city, shopping at a Trader Joes and the prices are about the same as Walmart back home... :o

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Road tripping....

ahhh....gonna travel through your fair town on Tuesday.  Safe travels.

Loey Rising Star
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Road tripping....

  

Where you headed? Wishing you all safe travels & happy trails!

Man... you know the price off food in your home town is bad when you are in major city, shopping at a Trader Joes and the prices are about the same as Walmart back home... :o

 

I recently made the mistake of shopping at a health food store in Newort during tourist season! Ouch!!!

VydorScope Proficient
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Where you headed? Wishing you all safe travels & happy trails!

 

You saw on Facebook.....

Loey Rising Star
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You saw on Facebook.....

Been so addicted to my iPad that I forgot. I miss Philly. Last time we were there we saw the Dali exhibit it. A LONG time ago in a galaxy far, far away ...

VydorScope Proficient
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So my second day in PHilly, went for a walk... about 4 miles. Saw some neat sites like row teams working in the river:

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old looking churches...

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and this boxer?

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elye Community Regular
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.....Love, love, LOVE Philly.....probably my favorite American city.......Go to the Ben Franklin Museum -- the best museum I've ever been to, and my kids felt the same way...  :)

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VydorScope Proficient
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Well I am in town on business, so will not have much time for museums /etc. :(

jerseyangel Proficient
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Will you be here over the weekend?

Omg, Em is right! The BF Museum is fabulous! I want to go again :)

VydorScope Proficient
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Will you be here over the weekend?

Omg, Em is right! The BF Museum is fabulous! I want to go again :)

Well, my wife and son will hop a train in on Saturday and we plan to go to Smithsonian I think...

elye Community Regular
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Hmmmmmm......Is anyone else experiencing some strange forum changes when trying to post or reply to someone's post? When I hit the button to directly reply to a post, nothing happens.....and when I try to do a "quick reply", I can't type in the box -- the letters just won't appear. Now I'm in the "other reply options" window, and I can type but the emoticons will not come up for me..... . ..:confusedface:  I really am hoping that this ain't just me... if it is, I smell a high-tech maintenance fee....

Loey Rising Star
Loey
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I thought it was the iPad. It's been really wonky when I try to post. Won't let me C&P and no emoticons. Anyone else other than us having problems?

VydorScope Proficient
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Hmmmmmm......Is anyone else experiencing some strange forum changes when trying to post or reply to someone's post? When I hit the button to directly reply to a post, nothing happens.....and when I try to do a "quick reply", I can't type in the box -- the letters just won't appear. Now I'm in the "other reply options" window, and I can type but the emoticons will not come up for me..... . ..:confusedface:  I really am hoping that this ain't just me... if it is, I smell a high-tech maintenance fee....

 

 

You might want to post this over in the support forum - what ever its called - I forget right now and offically I am listening to a speaker in this confernce who thinks she speaks english, but I think I disagree.  :wacko: 

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I'm able to post in the fast reply box from my phone.

jerseyangel Proficient
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I'm able to post in the fast reply box from my phone.

Looks like I can quote also.
kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Looks like I can quote also.

I can quote, too. But the iPad has never had the emoticon feature. I have bugged Scott mercilessly about it, but it may not be possible.

jerseyangel Proficient
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I can quote, too. But the iPad has never had the emoticon feature. I have bugged Scott mercilessly about it, but it may not be possible.

Yeah, I use my phone most of the time now and miss the lil guys.
elye Community Regular
elye
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Well, somefin's wrong with my system, then....(((sigh)))......I cannot quote, nor can I access the emoticons....even in the "More reply options" window....I guess I will head over to the tech issues section (dear gawd.....how will I know how to conduct myself? 'Twill be like I've landed in a completely foreign country)....

 

I NEED ACCESS TO THE SMILIES!!

 

 

 

....Can't STAND it.........

 

 

 

 

Interesting....I can change the font.....bold it, underline.......but no quoting or emoting....

elye Community Regular
elye
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Interesting....I can change the font.....bold it, underline.......but no quoting or emoting....

 

Hmmm...Well, I'm now on my laptop, and I can quote here.....Annnnnnnnnnd........ :mellow:   :mellow: ..... Yep, I can use the li'l guys here....

So it must be some strange new setting on my desktop.....weird....

kareng Grand Master
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Hmmm...Well, I'm now on my laptop, and I can quote here.....Annnnnnnnnnd........ :mellow:   :mellow: ..... Yep, I can use the li'l guys here....

So it must be some strange new setting on my desktop.....weird....

 

 

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Yep!  they all work on the desktop PC!

Loey Rising Star
Loey
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Yup - I can do everything on my iMac but not my iPad :-(

psawyer Proficient
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Tis a bit warm here today. Currently 35C feeling like 45C. For you pholks using the other scale, that's 95F and 113F. The humidity is 49%. Must go out and shop. :( 

Gemini Experienced
Gemini
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Amazing that Canada is having temps like these.  And here I was thinking of a possible retirement place to avoid the extreme heat when I get older!  ^_^

 

It is very hot here in Boston but the humidity level is at 49% also...which is drier than it's been for awhile.  I thought it more bearable today than the past week because it was like soup outside then.  I detest humidity.  It's gonna break, poeple, this coming week-end so hang in there everyone! 

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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It's been oppressive in the Philadelphia area also. Can't complain too much, I have the day off and my house is nice and cool.

Stay safe everyone!

Loey Rising Star
Loey
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Tis a bit warm here today. Currently 35C feeling like 45C. For you pholks using the other scale, that's 95F and 113F. The humidity is 49%. Must go out and shop. :(

  

So sorry about the high temps Poeter & Jacquie! ( thanks for he conversion) :-) Hang in there and dry to stay inside.

Amazing that Canada is having temps like these.  And here I was thinking of a possible retirement place to avoid the extreme heat when I get older!  ^_^ It is very hot here in Boston but the humidity level is at 49% also...which is drier than it's been for awhile.  I thought it more bearable today than the past week because it was like soup outside then.  I detest humidity.  It's gonna break, poeple, this coming week-end so hang in there everyone!

  

Where in Boston are you?

It's been oppressive in the Philadelphia area also. Can't complain too much, I have the day off and my house is nice and cool.

Stay safe everyone!

Oppressive in RI although I'm sure it's cooler here because of the ocean. It's currently 85 degrees with 54% humidity. We went right from winter to summer! And people still think global warming is a myth!

Stay cool dearest psillies!!!!

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