Your other posts were replied to fairly well, and have been merged into a thread in Forum Feedback.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddecatoria
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Your other posts were replied to fairly well, and have been merged into a thread in Forum Feedback.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddecatoria
Wow, THAT's what ended up on the new page? That's too boringly mundane for the Post Race.
So true
Would you like to go back to Sally on the loo?
We might as well skip "to the loo".
Given a choice between Skip and Sally - I'd prefer Sally.
At least in the alley...
Where you might dally?
.. where Harry met Sally?Quote:
Originally Posted by szlamany
If someone knows the solution regarding AOB scanning with Textbox.text as input for the value of array of bytes to be scanned please send me a message. I'm willing to share this project when I'm done.
You put that in the Post Race? The question seems like it would be better suited to something like General Developer, though whether or not you are willing to share the project is entirely up to you.
I'm performing my first wedding as an ordained minister today in Baton Rouge. Hopefully Nate stays east, even then, it's only a CAT 1.
'twould still make for a memorable wedding.
What is the link of the reply sir? ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
If you click on your name in the upper left corner of your post, one of the options shown is "View Forum Posts".
Click on that and you'll get a list of your posts. The post you're looking for is your first post, so it is at the bottom of the list.
Click on the thread topic ("Starting a new Thread"), to take you to that thread.
Good suggestion, but since this is the post race, here's the thread link:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...g-A-New-Thread
(cause I needed something to say to stay in the race).
I just got my Mustang II back.
The way that font rendered, I was seeing that as Mustang IT.
thank you
No prob bob.
Pics of it didn't happen -_-Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Still getting over the Must angst, too.
It's all part of growing up, Jumbo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Wow, the Post Race fell off the first page.
#Fake Newd#
Its time for snowy avatars!
I don't know if a snowy Louisiana avatar would work.
As opposed to one from Los Angeles, California. Of course the state isn't emphasized it the avatar from L.A., so....
I guess you could do rain drops instead, plenty of that in Louisiana.
The rain in ,,,
Maybe it is time for a word association to get the race rolling again..... I'll toss a word to the group....
Tulane, falls mainly ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Spooman
Sitting in the Detroit airport waiting for the next flight. Flew overnight from Seattle, left a little before midnight Pacific time, and Detroit is Eastern zone so arrive a little after six in the morning (flight time around 4 hours 15 minutes). On to Ithaca, NY a little before 9:00.
Didn't mean to take the Red Eye, but didn't look closely at my reservation to see that the trip from Albuquerque started after 8pm, not am as I intended.
A woman in the row in front of me got out of her seat and made it to the aisle but then just laid down in the aisle passed out. Turns out everyone else in my row (five young people, compared to my around 60 years) were doctors, traveling to different parts of the world. They had already made an announcement asking if there was a doctor on board, so another one came from somewhere up front. The doctor on the other side of the aisle from me provided a stethoscope to the doctor who came from the front (he was older than the others, so looked more like a doctor) and they did some vitals. Won't bore you with all the details, but the doctor decided it was probably hypoglycemia, and she came around, they kept here laying down for a bit, and gave here orange juice to bring her sugar back up. Eventually she improved, but of course when we got to Detroit they had her wait on the plane until after everyone else debarked, and had a wheelchair waiting.
I was surprised that despite being a red eye flight, it was completely packed with very few empty seats. There was at least one spare a couple of rows in front of the woman who collapse, as they had one of the three that were sitting together on that side move up so the woman had two seats and could remain laying down for a while, but not in the aisle. Since she regurgitated a bit on the floor while passed out, they had me move my computer bag from under the seat in front of me to a spot in an overhead bin.
Anyway, safe so far, one more leg to go and then an hour drive to get home from the airport.
... on the plane?Quote:
Originally Posted by passel
Well, it was the flight from Seattle (where pot is legal) that was the REAL red eye flight.
I just sold a CRM website for $1,500. I'm pretty stoked.
I have another automated email website that I'm working on for about $12k.
What is a CRM website?
Is this a fully developed site that you are just installing for a new client?Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
CRM = Corpulent Rotisserie MeatQuote:
Originally Posted by Spooman
It's a Louisiana thing.
Customer Relationship Management website. Essentially it is a CRUD website to with customer data.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spooman
Yep, and what is great about it is that I am able to market this website to other independent insurance agency owners.Quote:
Originally Posted by szlamany