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March 18th is National Awkward Moments Day, it is the day when everyone tells you what you did when you were drunk on St. Patrick's Day.
Gads, why has it taken me so long to return here...?
Oh, right, I'm *still* not in my home. Six months when this one ends.
But, it's nice that this continues to live and breath and maybe fester a little.
Oh, right, I'm *still* not in my home. Six months when this one ends.
But, it's nice that this continues to live and breath and maybe fester a little.
Was thinking about you over the weekend. I was about to send an is-fleeb-still-alive-or-at-least-undead
ping.
2017-03-17 10:02 from zooer
Google knows all.
Clearly you're confused, Obama knows all and he wiretapped all the hidden rooms.
Yeah, I've been going through a kind of hell with the condominium, and the moving of our office.
But, I'm alive, fed, clothed, and still in a relationship, so not as bad as all that.
In the text UI, is there a way to interrupt printing of a multi-page message
when the "<<...Klondike bar...>>" prompt is displayed?
There is also a preferences item (forgot the official term for it) that controls
whether or not <S>top, <N>ext, and so forth work on those page-break messages
as well. I always turn that option when I first log into Citadel to create
my account. I know there's a way to turn it on/off afterward, but forgot
how. ;)
It is. I won't say it hasn't been challenged, as this kind of thing is hard of any relationship, but we're still together.
Sorry, it's been a little while since logging in here...
We haven't quite moved back yet, but we expect to move in by Monday.
Yeah, we've seen houses built in the time these guys took to not quite get everything done correctly.
Yeah, for some reason reno always seems to take much longer without comparable results.
Glad you'll get to move home soon tho!
A renovation takes considerably more time when you, say, work at a rate of spending a month to install two toilets and three appliances (and not even getting the applicances installed correctly).
I observed this pace, personally, by visiting my home every other day last month, and noticing this pace that, at best, one might describe as 'glacial'.