Making assumptions is all we have until we know otherwise. Having an open mind, means we can learn if we have made a mistake. I'm okay to be corrected. I think most people are. He or She has been used for a long time. I'm sure nothing offensive was intended.
Yep, most of the time I am happy to admit if I was wrong. The mistake gets etched in my mind when admitting.
Similar to taking notes when you want to remember something. Writing things down, not to go back and read it at a later date, but the process of writing it, embeds the topic/scenario in your mind.
None of us intended anything offensive at anyone, it's The Odd Thread. We are (still - I hope) about fun here, unlike some other branches of this forum...
But I must say, trying to convey dark or hidden humor, or even sarcasm, or just disagreeing with OP just for the hell of it, doesn't quite work as well when written in text form.
Or when written by someone who is incapable to operate a motor vehicle legally...
Read: When my posts are written in drunken gibberish.
I have no problems with gifs. Use the "insert image" tag, and copy/paste the path to where the .gif image is located.
Note: you can't link/direct to your own pc. An online image sharing service like Imgur is what I use. But you can link directly to a .gif that you find online.
There should be a gif ( small flailing smilie ) above this line, can anyone see it ? Maybe it's just my PC, sometimes it does not resolve pictures properly I noticed.
Anyway, I love this smiley and every site should have it
There should be a gif ( small flailing smilie ) above this line, can anyone see it ? Maybe it's just my PC, sometimes it does not resolve pictures properly I noticed.
Anyway, I love this smiley and every site should have it
My supervisor who is slow at typing a word document, spent half the afternoon typing up one page of handover notes for night shift...
Just before finishing up for the day, I came in his office and he asks me how to insert bullet points into a word document.
My response was: "Put your cursor at the end of the sentence of where you want your bullet points to begin, then press ALT + F4".
Which he did... then he wanted to know where his document went. I told him I hoped he saved it earlier and walked out - without telling him about the auto save feature.
Needless to say, the next day I got given the worst job imaginable, but it was totally worth it.
