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Agreed. That is what I was trying to imply, hard to convey sarcasm in text!

Somewhere along the line, hard-copy contingencies became obsolete.

I like this one better than the blurred background.

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Interesting. I thought he was perfect for it, but then, that is the only role I have seen him play. A budding star named John Wayne turned the gig down - he didnt want to get type-cast as a cowboy. Funny thing, this thing we call life...

(y) Except we sailors spent our OWN money and when it was gone, we quit drinking and schllepped on back to the ship...big difference

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Roundabouts are slowly catching on here in Virginia. When they first get put it, the locals cry foul, but after they get used to them, they love them. That monstrosity you posted scares the :poop: out of me, and Im damn near fearless...

Too close to Christmas to be mean, Santa is watching! Thanks for the explanation, truth be told, I've rarely had to use Len() and in all those cases, it was for string operations. Now that I think on it, I do remember a Mike Wolfe (NoLongerSet) article using LenB() to check for empty strings...

LenB() - never heard of it...until today.

Welcome aboard! Have a look at this for starters and then see if the rest of the series is a good fit.

Some of us has learned this the hard way. As my Lt. (US Navy) was fond of telling me: "TAKE time to do it right or MAKE time to do it over!"

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Howdy, welcome aboard!

Good hook for a County song

Welcome aboard!

One would think, unless of course the ones offering the bribe are important to both sides...

As the Talking Heads (the band, not the idiots on TV) are fond of saying "Stop making sense..."

One thing's for sure, if there is a video, it will never see the light of day.

? Sorry, not following...