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cheesehead · 2007-02-28, 21:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xyzzy

We've developed a tolerance for poor English here.

... and the poor Irish? The impoverished Scots? The impecunious Welsh? Is your tolerence great enough for all?

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Re: "For it to look forgotten ... where that your it just or is?"

I apologize for imposing that upon this thread. I should have sent that in PM to Ernst.

cheesehead · 2007-02-28, 21:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by ewmayer

"Hovermouse to learn you must, young Forumstalker..."

Ernst, is that "Forums talker" or "Forum stalker"?

ewmayer · 2007-02-28, 22:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by cheesehead

... and the poor Irish? The impoverished Scots? The impecunious Welsh? Is your tolerence great enough for all?

We tolerate all those mangy Irish/Scots/Welsh Gits equally...tolerantly.

Quote:

Ernst, is that "Forums talker" or "Forum stalker"?

Did I say "Young Forumstalker?" I meant, of course, "Funky Oral Gourmets." Sorry for the typo.

paulunderwood · 2007-02-28, 23:30

Would a "tooltip" be useful for people, saying something like "offlog to here click you must yes"?

Xyzzy · 2007-03-01, 00:18

Quote:

...offlog...

Xyzzy · 2007-03-01, 00:36

Tool tip added.

TimSorbet · 2007-03-01, 01:26

By the way, in case you can't understand what it really means...Delete Account is the new Log Off.

Xyzzy · 2007-03-01, 12:21

Quote:

By the way, in case you can't understand what it really means...Delete Account is the new Log Off.

The rumor around headquarters is that 9 out of 10 people who click that link are logged off.

cheesehead · 2007-03-01, 13:12

The Hovermouse I see oooh ... now: "Out button ... people."

2007-02-28, 23:30	#15
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