Get to the point.
Ioannis wrote:
I don’t know if because of my age but I don’t like to read long posts. I‘m 86. I know people like to give a full overview of what they are saying but it’s better to try to condense your thoughts before posting.
Thanks for keeping that short.
chrissybabe wrote:
Typical example. I don't even know what that particular emoji means. It adds zero to the thread (I guess other than giving the poster a feeling of some satisfaction that he is 'getting back' at me in some fashion. So I guess if it is helping someone feel better about their own life then maybe it has some value - only not to me).
If this is the start of an emojis storm then I'll probably stop watching this thread but I will feel some very small amount of satisfaction in that I have provided the opportunity for a few people to feel better about themselves in this trying world.
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Surprise or Shock has been my take.
TriX wrote:
One of the reasons I enjoyed Hemingway.
Every boy should read The Old Man and the Sea. It's one of the books I read in one sitting. That, The Hobbit, The Search for Red October, all of Erle Stanley Gardner's Martian Series and a few others.
People in the United States are moving to a abbreviated form of conversation. At one time they communicated in full sentences, not so much any more.
Sometime a longer post can prove very instructive about the poster. I recommend everyone look at the replies by Awesome in the post about Glamour photographs, especially the longer response on, I believe page four of the exchanges. For the more sensitive and polite reader, a heads up -- its offensive.
w00dy4012 wrote:
And your point is?
Hmmmm..
I got the point-
...it’s better to try to condense your thoughts before posting.
Ioannis wrote:
I don’t know if because of my age but I don’t like to read long posts. I‘m 86. I know people like to give a full overview of what they are saying but it’s better to try to condense your thoughts before posting.
I like cuddling up next to my wife, under a blanket and reading a lengthy prose about how to tighten a garden hose. It is also nice to have a fire burning. Since I don’t have a fireplace, I use matches!
Scruples wrote:
I like cuddling up next to my wife, under a blanket and reading a lengthy prose about how to tighten a garden hose. It is also nice to have a fire burning. Since I don’t have a fireplace, I use matches!
How romantic! Who said chivalry was dead???
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Loc: Shoreline, WA, United States
Scruples wrote:
I like cuddling up next to my wife, under a blanket and reading a lengthy prose about how to tighten a garden hose. It is also nice to have a fire burning. Since I don’t have a fireplace, I use matches!
What did the fire marshall/insurance investigator have to say........
WHEN I open a item, I then have the choice to read it or to close it.. Surprisingly the tex revels where, When, and how the picture has been taken.. If I were to change anything on the UHH website would be to include where the Picture was taken.. nuff said, keep em coming.....
Scruples wrote:
I like cuddling up next to my wife, under a blanket and reading a lengthy prose about how to tighten a garden hose. It is also nice to have a fire burning. Since I don’t have a fireplace, I use matches!
Is "garden hose" symbolic for something?
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