Duh!! Change the batteries!!
Feb 16, 2024 15:08:40 #
dustie wrote:
Here's a question from a non-golfer.
Can you devise a little attachment to fasten to the end of a club grip that will hold the tee, so you can remain standing upright and set the tee by holding the club head?
Can you devise a little attachment to fasten to the end of a club grip that will hold the tee, so you can remain standing upright and set the tee by holding the club head?
I could devise such an item, but you still need to bend and set the ball on the tee.
Feb 16, 2024 15:30:25 #
markngolf wrote:
As posted last week, I had to reinstall Win 11 and... (show quote)
Happy birthday, Mark!
Feb 16, 2024 17:00:03 #
Longshadow wrote:
When you get to our age, when you drop something on the floor, you look at it and decide if you really need it....
When you get to our age, when you drop something on the floor, you look at it and decide if you really need it....
(from my 81 going on 82 perspective)Feb 16, 2024 17:09:56 #
Feb 16, 2024 18:40:59 #
Longshadow wrote:
When you get to our age, when you drop something on the floor, you look at it and decide if you really need it....
When you get to our age, when you drop something on the floor, you look at it and decide if you really need it....
That's why 90-degree, long-handled dustpans were invented... push it into the pan with your foot, then pick it up. 😂
Feb 16, 2024 21:53:44 #
Mark
I completed my 88th trip around the sun back in January. A friend told me we had a disease called "Old Coot-itis" and you knew you had gotten it when you realise your "Forgetter" has gotten much better than your "Rememberer".
I completed my 88th trip around the sun back in January. A friend told me we had a disease called "Old Coot-itis" and you knew you had gotten it when you realise your "Forgetter" has gotten much better than your "Rememberer".
Feb 17, 2024 00:04:12 #
pmorin wrote:
I could devise such an item, but you still need to bend and set the ball on the tee.
Got it!
Back problems are not easy to live with at work or at play!
Feb 17, 2024 07:58:41 #
markngolf wrote:
As posted last week, I had to reinstall Win 11….….I have an excuse I can use - I just had my 87th birthday last week.
But Mr. Weiss, you don’t look a day over 86!
Feb 17, 2024 09:38:59 #
Scruples wrote:
But Mr. Weiss, you don’t look a day over 86!
Well I'm not Steven! I'm 380 days over 86.
Mark
Feb 17, 2024 09:40:08 #
Floyd wrote:
Mark
I completed my 88th trip around the sun back in January. A friend told me we had a disease called "Old Coot-itis" and you knew you had gotten it when you realise your "Forgetter" has gotten much better than your "Rememberer".
I completed my 88th trip around the sun back in January. A friend told me we had a disease called "Old Coot-itis" and you knew you had gotten it when you realise your "Forgetter" has gotten much better than your "Rememberer".
Keep on truckin!Mark
Feb 17, 2024 13:03:04 #
markngolf wrote:
As posted last week, I had to reinstall Win 11 and... (show quote)
My Mac reminds me when the batteries drop to less than 15% charge to "Change mouse batteries soon." It's quite convenient. I grab a spare set and put them in the drawer under the mouse pad.
Feb 17, 2024 13:10:20 #
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Feb 17, 2024 15:35:15 #
I just change the batteries immediately. Problem solved? Yes-good. Nope-order new mouse.
Just don't have the patience for things anymore, and I'm only 75.
I decided to get rid of my battery operated hall lights (sensor). (Lights are supposed to last 3 months before needing recharging) Bought more than I needed. That way, I always have freshly charged lights, no batteries needed. Helps during power outages and we don't turn on lights in the upstairs hall and stairs. Don't like to bother others with harsh lights.
Just don't have the patience for things anymore, and I'm only 75.
I decided to get rid of my battery operated hall lights (sensor). (Lights are supposed to last 3 months before needing recharging) Bought more than I needed. That way, I always have freshly charged lights, no batteries needed. Helps during power outages and we don't turn on lights in the upstairs hall and stairs. Don't like to bother others with harsh lights.
Feb 17, 2024 16:54:24 #
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