Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 2:41 pm
Oh I see, maybe i is because your gender is 'unknown'! 
To Ruthie- or only to others ?
Is she/he/it perhaps the missing link between the hydra and the snail ?
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Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 2:49 pm
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 2:59 pm
I am happy to share that I am completely aware of my own gender. However, the reasons for this displaying against every posting do not yet outweigh the reasons not to.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 4:30 pm
What are the reasons not to?
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 4:35 pm
None of your damn business (that's the reason, not a personal comment).
And if you can't work it out from my snappy moniker... (don't think I've ever typed that, how's my spelling?)
Oh and now I'm a third former - that didn't take long. How many does it change on? 25? Is there a list somewhere (no, I haven't bothered to read the instructions)?
And if you can't work it out from my snappy moniker... (don't think I've ever typed that, how's my spelling?)
Oh and now I'm a third former - that didn't take long. How many does it change on? 25? Is there a list somewhere (no, I haven't bothered to read the instructions)?
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 4:38 pm
It looks right to me...Ruthie-Baby wrote:None of your damn business (that's the reason, not a personal comment).
And if you can't work it out from my snappy moniker... (don't think I've ever typed that, how's my spelling?)
Oh and now I'm a third former - that didn't take long. How many does it change on? 25? Is there a list somewhere (no, I haven't bothered to read the instructions)?
And yes, I have worked it out!
There is a list somewhere - but where I do not know!
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 4:46 pm
OK, I've finally manged to get my signature to work. Ha!
Knew there'd be a use for that HTML I learnt once upon a time...
I like the Gender: Unknown thing, it makes me smile! Don't ask why, I just think it's funny.
Knew there'd be a use for that HTML I learnt once upon a time...
I like the Gender: Unknown thing, it makes me smile! Don't ask why, I just think it's funny.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 4:52 pm
Thanks, sorry, I just asked you the same question somewhere else. Ignore me.
I will be unemployed if I keep this up.
I will be unemployed if I keep this up.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 4:55 pm
.......or self-employed!palgsm93 wrote:2nd Former: 0+Ruthie-Baby wrote:Oh and now I'm a third former - that didn't take long. How many does it change on? 25? Is there a list somewhere (no, I haven't bothered to read the instructions)?
3rd Former: 25+
LE: 50+
UF: 75+
GE: 100+
Dep: 200+
It gets scary from this point if you're not unemployed
Grecian: 500+
Button Grecian: 1000+
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:00 pm
Yeah but you're less likely to get fired and have to go home and get a phone line and broadband installed in your house so you can carry on.
You might already have a home phone line. Always seemed like a waste of time to me, but now there's 24 meg broadband, I might just change my mind.
Rant over.
You might already have a home phone line. Always seemed like a waste of time to me, but now there's 24 meg broadband, I might just change my mind.
Rant over.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:15 pm
24 meg broadband - my aging PC at home isn't connected to the net and would probably self combust...
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:27 pm
Yeah well I've never had my own internet connection, have to rely on employers for that.
I can internet access through my laptop and mobile for about £13 for 10 mins, but I've only tried that once.
Funnily enough.
I can internet access through my laptop and mobile for about £13 for 10 mins, but I've only tried that once.
Funnily enough.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:31 pm
OK, time to embarass myself. I've seen it all over the place but what does HTML stand for and how do you learn it?Ruthie-Baby wrote:Knew there'd be a use for that HTML I learnt once upon a time...
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:40 pm
Hyper Text Markup Language. It's not a real programming language, it's just tags to change the display of stuff.
I learnt it from a book and then was unemployed so took some free lessons but they're not really necessary.
If you type one of these post things, select some text and click B for bold, above your typing, you'll see what the HTML looks like as you type, then when you post you'll see the outcome i.e. the text will be bold.
I learnt it from a book and then was unemployed so took some free lessons but they're not really necessary.
If you type one of these post things, select some text and click B for bold, above your typing, you'll see what the HTML looks like as you type, then when you post you'll see the outcome i.e. the text will be bold.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:39 pm
HmmmmmmmmmmRuthie-Baby wrote:Hyper Text Markup Language. It's not a real programming language, it's just tags to change the display of stuff.
I learnt it from a book and then was unemployed so took some free lessons but they're not really necessary.
If you type one of these post things, select some text and click B for bold, above your typing, you'll see what the HTML looks like as you type, then when you post you'll see the outcome i.e. the text will be bold.
