Wow! At least you didn't spend another hour or two trying to clinch that deal...Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
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Wow! At least you didn't spend another hour or two trying to clinch that deal...Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
wind-SHIELD ??????Quote:
I get that we have some interesting differences in language.
But wind-SCREEN?
We all call it a wind-SHIELD over this side of the pond.
In what way is it like a shield, which tended to be solidly made of metal and used to deflect lethal blows with a Sword !
wind-SCREEN is a waaaaay better word.
SZ
We're just gonna have to cut NSA some slack.
After all, those poor blokes drive on the wrong side of the road and don't know how to spell "color"
Historically you guys preferred open windows anyway - without which defenestration wouldn't be so much fun!Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers
That seems like a stretch. Shields, even the ones you are talking about, were rarely made of metal. Wood, bull hide (as opposed to the other bull product we are more familiar with), and even perhaps an odd cloth laminate similar to fiberglass, was probably more common overall. Also, shields are commonly used to deflect a whole lot more than swords. They're for blocking....pretty nearly anything, depending on the shield.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers
So, I'd say that windshield is actually the more correct word.
Such is the life of an insurance man.
My point is they were never, ever made of glass. Literally No-one wants a glass shield !!!Quote:
That seems like a stretch. Shields, even the ones you are talking about, were rarely made of metal. Wood, bull hide (as opposed to the other bull product we are more familiar with), and even perhaps an odd cloth laminate similar to fiberglass, was probably more common overall. Also, shields are commonly used to deflect a whole lot more than swords. They're for blocking....pretty nearly anything, depending on the shield.
They're better than those Elven shields, and look pretty cool.
I guess I only really recognize the last one, which appears to be the Skyrim version. I was thinking that the others might be earlier Elder Scroll versions, but I should recognize the Oblivion version...or maybe not.
I just got cancelled on... again... by the same friggen customer.
3rd times a charm!Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Exactly the type of charm - I can't wait to hear!
Watch out! Charms in the Louisiana area could be voodoo. You might be turned into a wombat.
I told my employee that if she calls back to explain that I'll take an appointment over the phone, but that I am NOT driving back out there.
Turns out, it was Lucky Charms....or at least one of them. He got a blue moon.Quote:
Originally Posted by szlamany
That sounds kind of dirty, when put that way.
Sir how to post a thread? I'm new here. Please help. Thanks.
It's not dirty when used in a sentence!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
"After Harry sat on the newly painted blue toilet seat he walked away with a blue moon!"
anybody could help me please? sorry for posting here. I'm really registered but I can't post a new thread on this site. So please allow me to post my problem. Thanks for advance ADMIN.
Here's my Problem:
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Private Sub BackgroundWorker1_DoWork(sender As Object, e As System.ComponentModel.DoWorkEventArgs) Handles BackgroundWorker1.DoWork
AOB.BytesToScan = {txtboxAOB.Text}
Dim Address As IntPtr = AOB.AobScan(txtboxProcess.Text)
TextBox3.Text = Address.ToString()
End Sub
It's not working when I'm trying to use a text box as the value of my array of bytes to be scanned.
And not dirty if used to refer to Sally sitting on a loo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKLnhuzh9uY