Card trick developed by magician after attacks in France
Don't play cards with this guy.
He did this in front of Penn and Teller on TV.
They just shook their heads in disbelief.
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xh9GaDgRWX4?rel=0
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to All on Sat Jul 22 2017 04:58:58
Card trick developed by magician after attacks in France
Don't play cards with this guy.
He did this in front of Penn and Teller on TV.
They just shook their heads in disbelief.
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xh9GaDgRWX4?rel=0
WOW!
Card trick developed by magician after attacks in France
Don't play cards with this guy.
He did this in front of Penn and Teller on TV.
They just shook their heads in disbelief.
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xh9GaDgRWX4?rel=0
WOW!
That's what I said!
I looked at it twice, following one had the first time and the other hand the second time. One could save it to disk and use VLC to slow it down, but I don't think one would notice anything.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jul 22 2017 12:19:57
Card trick developed by magician after attacks in France
Don't play cards with this guy.
He did this in front of Penn and Teller on TV.
They just shook their heads in disbelief.
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xh9GaDgRWX4?rel=0
WOW!
That's what I said!
I looked at it twice, following one had the first time and the
other hand the second time. One could save it to disk and use VLC
to slow it down, but I don't think one would notice anything.
He could actually say he had nothing up his sleeve, since they were
rolled up, but that does not mean that nothing came out of the
folds <G>
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jul 22 2017 12:19:57
Card trick developed by magician after attacks in France
Don't play cards with this guy.
He did this in front of Penn and Teller on TV.
They just shook their heads in disbelief.
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xh9GaDgRWX4?rel=0
WOW!
That's what I said!
I looked at it twice, following one had the first time and the
other hand the second time. One could save it to disk and use VLC
to slow it down, but I don't think one would notice anything.
He could actually say he had nothing up his sleeve, since they were
rolled up, but that does not mean that nothing came out of the
folds <G>
And changing the back color on the deck was easy, right? And changing the faces to read "Pray for..." took a lot of practice.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jul 23 2017 05:20:39
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jul 22 2017 12:19:57
Card trick developed by magician after attacks in France
Don't play cards with this guy.
He did this in front of Penn and Teller on TV.
They just shook their heads in disbelief.
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xh9GaDgRWX4?rel=0
WOW!
That's what I said!
I looked at it twice, following one had the first time and the
other hand the second time. One could save it to disk and use VLC
to slow it down, but I don't think one would notice anything.
He could actually say he had nothing up his sleeve, since they were
rolled up, but that does not mean that nothing came out of the
folds <G>
And changing the back color on the deck was easy, right? And
changing the faces to read "Pray for..." took a lot of practice.
The problem is, that this was a recording. Many things can be done
with photoshop type programs. That is not to say that it was not
done as shown, but seeing it in person is a much better deal <G>
(pun intended)
The problem is, that this was a recording. Many things can be done
with photoshop type programs. That is not to say that it was not
done as shown, but seeing it in person is a much better deal <G>
(pun intended)
So you didn't read the part that came before the link? (-:
...The right of the people to bare arms smells up the place.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jul 23 2017 13:59:09
The problem is, that this was a recording. Many things can be done
with photoshop type programs. That is not to say that it was not
done as shown, but seeing it in person is a much better deal <G>
(pun intended)
So you didn't read the part that came before the link? (-:
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually <G>.
Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was very
good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few years ago.
He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass table.
...The right of the people to bare arms smells up the place.
They have stuff for that <G>
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually <G>.
Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was very
good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few years ago.
He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass table.
The cutting edge? (-:
...The right of the people to bare arms smells up the place.
They have stuff for that <G>
Yes, but that costs money. I have all the money I'll ever need, unless I want to buy something.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Jul 24 2017 06:50:01
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually <G>.
Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was very
good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few years ago.
He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
...The right of the people to bare arms smells up the place.
They have stuff for that <G>
Yes, but that costs money. I have all the money I'll ever need, unless I want to buy something.
Sounds like me
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually <G>.
Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was very
good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few years ago.
He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
Maybe it was liquid glass.
They have stuff for that <G>
Yes, but that costs money. I have all the money I'll ever need,
unless I want to buy something.
Sounds like me
We are but two of a larger force.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Jul 24 2017 14:06:22
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually <G>.
Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was very
good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few years ago.
He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
Maybe it was liquid glass.
All glass is liquid <G>
They have stuff for that <G>
Yes, but that costs money. I have all the money I'll ever need,
unless I want to buy something.
Sounds like me
We are but two of a larger force.
For sure.
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually
<G>. Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was
very good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few
years ago. He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass
table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
Maybe it was liquid glass.
All glass is liquid <G>
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the rest of us? (-:
They have stuff for that <G>
Yes, but that costs money. I have all the money I'll ever need,
unless I want to buy something.
Sounds like me
We are but two of a larger force.
For sure.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Tue Jul 25 2017 04:49:21
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually
<G>. Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was
very good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few
years ago. He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass
table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
Maybe it was liquid glass.
All glass is liquid <G>
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of
us? (-:
No idea.
years ago. He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass
table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
Maybe it was liquid glass.
All glass is liquid <G>
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Jul 26 2017 12:42:45
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually <G>.
Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was very
good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few years ago.
He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
Maybe it was liquid glass.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Jul 27 2017 05:21:45
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
On 2017 Jul 24 14:06:22, you wrote to Joe Delahaye:
You mean about Penn et al? I read the whole foreword actually <G>.
Doesnt meant they didnt figure it out though. This guy was very
good though. I saw videos of an oriental magician a few years ago.
He seemingly put his hand and arm through a glass table.
The cutting edge? (-:
Yeah, but the table had no apparent hole before or after.
Maybe it was liquid glass.
FWIW: glass is always flowing, even when it is your table top
holding up your plate of food and your beverage in your glass...
glass is a "non-crystalline amorphous solid" and this "flowing" is
one reason why old glass window panes in old houses have verticle
ripples in them that distort the image... those ripples are from
the flowing...
... Being baldpate is an unfailing sex magnet.
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand down is. (-:
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jul 29 2017 06:31:33
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is.
(-:
Sit up?
Then you knew how it was done all along and were
just testing the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
Then you knew how it was done all along and were
just testing the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make him squirm. :)
Then you knew how it was done all along and were
just testing the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make him
squirm. :)
See my answer to Roger <G>
In a message to Joe Delahaye you wrote:
Then you knew how it was done all along and were
just testing the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make him squirm. :)
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jul 29 2017 14:04:08
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing the
rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
Back when, it would have been "get back to work you <expletive>.
Coffee break is over" <G>
Then you knew how it was done all along and were
just testing the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make him
squirm. :)
See my answer to Roger <G>
Keep twisting. You may twig to it yet.[smirk]
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing
the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
Back when, it would have been "get back to work you <expletive>>.
Coffee break is over" <G>
I hope you guess right soon. You know I don't use that kind of language and I'm practically bursting to give you the correct answer. (-:
...Put all members of Congress on ObamaCare.
Then you knew how it was done all along and were
just testing the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make him
squirm. :)
See my answer to Roger <G>
Keep twisting. You may twig to it yet.[smirk]
Might also have different meanings, depending on which military of course.
Stand down order means to stop and go relax. We have been (as a base)been
stood down for weather related stuff, Like a foot or more of snow, or extremely high temperatures.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jul 30 2017 05:41:11
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing
the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
Back when, it would have been "get back to work you <expletive>>.
Coffee break is over" <G>
I hope you guess right soon. You know I don't use that kind of language and I'm practically bursting to give you the correct answer. (-:
Oh please don't burst. It would make a terrible mess :)
Then you knew how it was done all along and were
just testing the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make him
squirm. :)
See my answer to Roger <G>
Keep twisting. You may twig to it yet.[smirk]
Might also have different meanings, depending on which military of
course.
Yep, hence my remark.
Stand down order means to stop and go relax. We have been (as a
base) been
stood down for weather related stuff, Like a foot or more of snow,
or extremely high temperatures.
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'. Wanna try for another spin of the wheel? 8-)
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing
the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
Back when, it would have been "get back to work you <expletive>>>.
Coffee break is over" <G>
I hope you guess right soon. You know I don't use that kind of
language and I'm practically bursting to give you the correct answer. (-:
Oh please don't burst. It would make a terrible mess :)
I'll try not to, but you are running out of time. You should thank Paul for getting you some extra time. (-:
... It takes a long time to understand nothing.
were just testing the rest of us? (-:Then you knew how it was done all along and
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make
him squirm. :)
See my answer to Roger <G>
Keep twisting. You may twig to it yet.[smirk]
Might also have different meanings, depending on
which military of course.
Yep, hence my remark.
Stand down order means to stop and go relax. We have
been (as a base) been
stood down for weather related stuff, Like a foot or
more of snow, or extremely high temperatures.
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of
'stand down'. Wanna try for another spin of the wheel?
8-)
Well I know of no other reverse then to get back to work.
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make
him squirm. :)
See my answer to Roger <G>
Keep twisting. You may twig to it yet.[smirk]
Might also have different meanings, depending on
which military of course.
Yep, hence my remark.
Stand down order means to stop and go relax. We have
been (as a base) been
stood down for weather related stuff, Like a foot or
more of snow, or extremely high temperatures.
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of
'stand down'. Wanna try for another spin of the wheel?
8-)
Well I know of no other reverse then to get back to work.
TBH, I don't have an exact idea as to what Roger may be thinking. For the short time when I had a green skin, in a 'full tactical' environment there was a kind of drill that was enacted twice a day: sunset & sunrise. (No, t'ain't no flag raising & saluting thing either.) As I indicated, a feller in blues may not have been so trained. Particularly a technician such as yourself.
Mmm... I wonder if this is what Roger has in mind? Roger, what say you? ;-)
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jul 30 2017 14:29:57
Then you knew how it was done all along and were just testing
the rest of us? (-:
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the opposite of stand
down is.
(-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
Back when, it would have been "get back to work you <expletive>>>.
Coffee break is over" <G>
I hope you guess right soon. You know I don't use that kind of
language and I'm practically bursting to give you the correct
answer. (-:
Oh please don't burst. It would make a terrible mess :)
I'll try not to, but you are running out of time. You should thank Paul for getting you some extra time. (-:
I guess we are back to the "I have no idea" category then.
... It takes a long time to understand nothing.
I'm good at that <G>
Hi! Joe,
On Sun, 30 Jul 17, you wrote to me:
were just testing the rest of us? (-:Then you knew how it was done all along and
No idea.
When will you get one?
Might take some time <G>
I'll stand down until then.
Good idea <G>
That will give you time to figure out what the
opposite of stand down is. (-:
Sit up?
No. Would you like another guess or two? (-:
An ex-Air Force wallah wouldn't have a clue. Make
him squirm. :)
See my answer to Roger <G>
Keep twisting. You may twig to it yet.[smirk]
Might also have different meanings, depending on
which military of course.
Yep, hence my remark.
Stand down order means to stop and go relax. We have
been (as a base) been
stood down for weather related stuff, Like a foot or
more of snow, or extremely high temperatures.
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of
'stand down'. Wanna try for another spin of the wheel?
8-)
Well I know of no other reverse then to get back to work.
TBH, I don't have an exact idea as to what Roger may be thinking.
For the short time when I had a green skin, in a 'full tactical' environment there was a kind of drill that was enacted twice a day:
sunset & sunrise. (No, t'ain't no flag raising & saluting thing
either.) As I indicated, a feller in blues may not have been so
trained. Particularly a technician such as yourself.
Mmm... I wonder if this is what Roger has in mind? Roger, what say
you? ;-)
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is Junkers. He
is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
Mmm... I wonder if this is what Roger has in mind? Roger, what say
you? ;-)
I say I half expected that from an ex air force dude. (-:
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is Junkers. He is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
On 07/31/2017 05:21 PM, you wrote:
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is Junkers. He
is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
Man, that is h-e-a-v-y metal. Ironic indeed!
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Paul Quinn on Mon Jul 31 2017 17:21:36
Mmm... I wonder if this is what Roger has in mind? Roger, what say
you? ;-)
I say I half expected that from an ex air force dude. (-:
I bet <G>
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is
Junkers. He is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
Junkers never made rotary wing AC <G> Only a fool would fly in one
of those <G>
I say I half expected that from an ex air force dude. (-:
I bet <G>
Could be.
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is
Junkers. He is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
Junkers never made rotary wing AC <G> Only a fool would fly in one
of those <G>
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew boat, though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
..Everything on me hurts. What doesn't hurt, doesn't work.
...At the end of the day it gets dark.
...Put all members of Congress on ObamaCare.
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'. Wanna try f PQ>another spin of the wheel? 8-)
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'.
Wanna try for another spin of the wheel? 8-)
Only if he can take Vanna White home with him. <BG>
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Tue Aug 01 2017 07:13:57
I say I half expected that from an ex air force dude. (-:
I bet <G>
Could be.
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is
Junkers. He is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
Junkers never made rotary wing AC <G> Only a fool would fly in one
of those <G>
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew boat, though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
On 08/01/2017 07:11 AM, you wrote:
..Everything on me hurts. What doesn't hurt, doesn't work.
On the flip-side, a wise fellow once uttered "where there's pain
there is still life!".
...At the end of the day it gets dark.
Or another tagline..."I like it dark at night, and light during
the day". <G>
Of course, all bets are off if you live at the North or South
Pole. :)
..Everything on me hurts. What doesn't hurt, doesn't
work.
On the flip-side, a wise fellow once uttered "where
there's pain there is still life!".
"Still" being the operative word. (-:
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'.
Wanna try for another spin of the wheel? 8-)
I had to check Uncle Google to see who you talking about. (I haven't even watched that sort of show here in OZ for over 40 years.)
Yeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than him) women.[giggle]
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is
Junkers. He is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
Junkers never made rotary wing AC <G> Only a fool would fly in one
of those <G>
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I
did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and
that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew boat,
though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
SheYeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at
least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than
him) women.[giggle]
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think of. :)
would most likely be around my age or close to that. by now.
Yeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at
least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than
him) women.[giggle]
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think of.She
:)
would most likely be around my age or close to that. by now.
Yes, I got the same impression. I've noticed in recent years that there have been a number of women who have seemingly weathered the years rather well, and cause me to ponder that they must have been hunies a half-century back, and, what they were doing in life back then. She is another.
She is another.
Yes, and the host of that show as well I think <G>. Pat ?
Hi! Daryl,
On 08/01/2017 04:59 PM, you wrote:
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'.
Wanna try for another spin of the wheel? 8-)
Only if he can take Vanna White home with him. <BG>
I had to check Uncle Google to see who you talking about. (I
haven't even watched that sort of show here in OZ for over 40
years.)
Yeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at
least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than him) women.[giggle]
On Wed, 02 Aug 17, you wrote to me:
..Everything on me hurts. What doesn't hurt, doesn't
work.
On the flip-side, a wise fellow once uttered "where
there's pain there is still life!".
"Still" being the operative word. (-:
Yes, sir. 'I hurt, therefore I am'. Better? ;-)
Re: Card trick
By: Paul Quinn to Daryl Stout on Wed Aug 02 2017 18:05:26
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'.
Wanna try for another spin of the wheel? 8-)
Only if he can take Vanna White home with him. <BG>
I had to check Uncle Google to see who you talking about. (I
haven't even watched that sort of show here in OZ for over 40
years.)
Yeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than him)
women.[giggle]
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think of.
:) She would most likely be around my age or close to that. by
now.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Aug 02 2017 04:07:03
We had a guy at our church some years ago whose surname is
Junkers. He is a helicoptor mechanic. How ironic is that?
Junkers never made rotary wing AC <G> Only a fool would fly in one
of those <G>
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I
did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and
that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew boat,
though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
Be nice if you could have been co-pilot though
Hi! Joe,
On 08/03/2017 12:13 AM, you wrote:
Yeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at
least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than
him) women.[giggle]
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think
of. :) She
would most likely be around my age or close to that. by now.
Yes, I got the same impression. I've noticed in recent years that
there have been a number of women who have seemingly weathered the
years rather well, and cause me to ponder that they must have been
hunies a half-century back, and, what they were doing in life back
then. She is another.
She is another.
Yes, and the host of that show as well I think <G>. Pat ?
Pat Boone? Sure, if you want. I don't particularly care, as I don't particularly care for those types of shows. That's a USofA show. Joe, it is not as available here in OZ as it may be in Canadia(ha). :)
I had to check Uncle Google to see who you talking about. (I
haven't even watched that sort of show here in OZ for over 40
years.)
Yeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at
least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than him)
women.[giggle]
ROTFL!
But a doxy she isn't.
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'.
Wanna try for another spin of the wheel? 8-)
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think of.
:) She would most likely be around my age or close to that. by
now.
No, she is younger than you. (-:
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I
did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and
that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew boat,
though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
Be nice if you could have been co-pilot though
As much as I dislike seeming to be a bit stuffy, copilot wouldn't have been good enough. (-:
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think of.
:) She would most likely be around my age or close to that. by now.
No, she is younger than you. (-:
Not by much I think
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think of.
:) She would most likely be around my age or close to that. by
now.
No, she is younger than you. (-:
Not by much I think
Vanna is 60... born in Myrtle Beach, S.Carolina, IIRC... i know she's a SC girl...
Vanna is 60... born in Myrtle Beach, S.Carolina,
IIRC... i know she's a SC girl...
So not a California Girl <G>
I couldn't take the cold. I was playing golf as a member of a club many yea RN>ago when out of nowhere, the temperature dropped to near freezing and it RN>started hailing on us. Luckily we had just finished the 8th hole, so after
9th I left. They probably finished the round. When something like that
happens, I start looking around for tornadoes.
No, she is younger than you. (-:
Not by much I think
Vanna is 60... born in Myrtle Beach, S.Carolina, IIRC... i know she's
a SC girl...
So not a California Girl <G>
Vanna is 60... born in Myrtle Beach, S.Carolina,
IIRC... i know she's a SC girl...
So not a California Girl <G>
Oh, no! Now I can't shake visions of David Lee Roth doing & hearing his cover of the song...[sfx: forehead slap, slap...] ;-)
Vanna is 60... born in Myrtle Beach, S.Carolina, IIRC... i know
she's a SC girl...
So not a California Girl <G>
not born and bred but some would probably say she is now since she's been out there for so long... she's all natural, too...
But a doxy she isn't.
Botox injections. (UGH!)
Wrong Pat <G> Sojak or something similar. I kind of like it, and Jeapardy JD>well. Not exactly crazy about them, but did not mind them
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
But a doxy she isn't.
Now, let's not degrade weiner dogs...I'm biased to them. :)
Or as some items note, as follows:
1) On a doormat: "The grass is greener under my weiner".
2) On a T-shirt: "Real men play with their weiners".
3) On a picture of a dachshund bitingan older mans ankle: His wife admonishes him "Now, Frank...you know that Fritz does NOT like to
be called a weiner dog".
4) On another picture of a dachshund: "The 5 second rule doesn't
apply when you have a 2 second dachshund".
I'm a member of several dachshund groups on Facebook. My late
wife had dachshunds, and I've grown partial to them. But, with
expenses and other issues, I can't afford to have one anymore. The
one I had was re-homed the day my wife died almost 10 1/2 years
ago.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Paul Quinn on Thu Aug 03 2017 05:49:15
I had to check Uncle Google to see who you talking about. (I
haven't even watched that sort of show here in OZ for over 40
years.)
Yeah, I think maybe Joe would need her help to cross the road at
least. He's probably forgotten what to do with fast(-er than him)
women.[giggle]
ROTFL!
But a doxy she isn't.
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Aug 03 2017 06:04:23
Yeah. But Roger was prompting for the reverse of 'stand down'.
Wanna try for another spin of the wheel? 8-)
Only if he can take Vanna White home with him. <BG>
You couldnt catch her either <G>
I think there are more facelifts, etc there then you can think of.
:) She would most likely be around my age or close to that. by
now.
No, she is younger than you. (-:
Not by much I think
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Aug 03 2017 06:06:12
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I
did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and
that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew boat,
though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
Be nice if you could have been co-pilot though
As much as I dislike seeming to be a bit stuffy, copilot wouldn't have been good enough. (-:
They DO fly the plane though.
Hi! Joe,
In a message to Mark Lewis you wrote:
Vanna is 60... born in Myrtle Beach, S.Carolina,
IIRC... i know she's a SC girl...
So not a California Girl <G>
Oh, no! Now I can't shake visions of David Lee Roth doing &
hearing his cover of the song...[sfx: forehead slap, slap...] ;-)
Wrong Pat <G> Sojak or something similar. I kind of like it, andJeapardy JD>well. Not exactly crazy about them, but did not mind them
Pat Sajak. I preferred the ORIGINAL Jeopardy with the late Art
Fleming, and the late Don Pardo. I also remember the original Concentration with Hugh Downs and Bob Clayton.
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
I don't understand the question.
No, she is younger than you. (-:
By now, someone has told you her age.
Not by much I think
Depends on what you mean by "much". (-:
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I
did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and
that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew
boat, though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
Be nice if you could have been co-pilot though
As much as I dislike seeming to be a bit stuffy, copilot wouldn't
have been good enough. (-:
They DO fly the plane though.
The difference, in air force parlance, is the copilot isn't the AC.
So not a California Girl <G>
Oh, no! Now I can't shake visions of David Lee Roth doing &
hearing his cover of the song...[sfx: forehead slap, slap...] ;-)
Do you have the music video of him doing that with slides of women volleyball players on the sand?
Joe, that was both sneaky and clever of you. (-:
So not a California Girl <G>
Oh, no! Now I can't shake visions of David Lee Roth doing &
hearing his cover of the song...[sfx: forehead slap, slap...] ;-)
Do you have the music video of him doing that with slides of women volleyball players on the sand?
Joe, that was both sneaky and clever of you. (-:
Do you have the music video of him doing that with slides of women
volleyball players on the sand?
Nope. I managed to score the Twilight Zone/Tour (bus) Guide one.
Joe, that was both sneaky and clever of you. (-:
Quite. What he may not aware of is that one of the Wilson boys provided a backup vocal for Dave's version. Don't tell Joe that. I won't.
Quite. What he may not aware of is that one of the
Wilson boys provided a backup vocal for Dave's
version. Don't tell Joe that.
I won't.
I remember reading that on either the official site, or a
fan site. (Beach Boys that is)
Botox injections. (UGH!)
Reminds me of the cartoon, where the woman screams to her doctor
"I said I wanted a BOTOX injection...NOT a BUTTOCKS injection!!".
:P
Ironically, there was a story on the internet the other day (so
it had to be legitimate <G>), about how men prefer women with "big
butts". That reminds me of the old song that had the lyrics of
"Bertha. Bertha Butz. One of the Butz sisters". :P That may not
have been the way it should've been spelled, but it was likely
meant to be "Bertha Butts".
And, I saw another picture of a pair of tight sweat pants on a
woman, and silkscreen printed on the back were these 2 individuals "pushing up her butt cheeks". The phrase "Push It Up. Push It Up.
Way Up" came to mind. <G>
We're all the same from the backside...besides, a butt is a butt
is a butt...but... <G>
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Aug 05 2017 07:33:47
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
I don't understand the question.
It's up on the board ya know <G>
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Aug 05 2017 07:42:28
No, she is younger than you. (-:
By now, someone has told you her age.
Not by much I think
Depends on what you mean by "much". (-:
Depends on your age braket <G>. In you early 20s or teens, 10
years seems like an eternity, at our age it is just a hiccup <G>
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Aug 05 2017 07:46:36
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore, I
did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out and
that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew
boat, though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
Be nice if you could have been co-pilot though
As much as I dislike seeming to be a bit stuffy, copilot wouldn't
have been good enough. (-:
They DO fly the plane though.
The difference, in air force parlance, is the copilot isn't the AC.
He's not a Air Conditioner? :) No, you're right. He is not the commander.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Paul Quinn on Sat Aug 05 2017 07:49:59
So not a California Girl <G>
Oh, no! Now I can't shake visions of David Lee Roth doing &
hearing his cover of the song...[sfx: forehead slap, slap...] ;-)
Do you have the music video of him doing that with slides of women volleyball players on the sand?
Joe, that was both sneaky and clever of you. (-:
I liked the original song and that jumped to mind, when I saw SC
Girl <G>. Big Beach Boys fan actually.
On 08/05/2017 07:49 AM, you wrote:
So not a California Girl <G>
Oh, no! Now I can't shake visions of David Lee Roth doing &
hearing his cover of the song...[sfx: forehead slap, slap...] ;-)
Do you have the music video of him doing that with slides of women volleyball players on the sand?
Nope. I managed to score the Twilight Zone/Tour (bus) Guide one.
Joe, that was both sneaky and clever of you. (-:
Quite. What he may not aware of is that one of the Wilson boys
provided a backup vocal for Dave's version. Don't tell Joe that.
I won't.
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
I don't understand the question.
It's up on the board ya know <G>
What is?
No, she is younger than you. (-:
By now, someone has told you her age.
Not by much I think
Depends on what you mean by "much". (-:
Depends on your age braket <G>. In you early 20s or teens, 10
years seems like an eternity, at our age it is just a hiccup <G>
My eternity ended at age 27 -- I got married.
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore,
I did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out
and that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew
boat, though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
Be nice if you could have been co-pilot though
As much as I dislike seeming to be a bit stuffy, copilot wouldn't
have been good enough. (-:
They DO fly the plane though.
The difference, in air force parlance, is the copilot isn't the AC.
He's not a Air Conditioner? :) No, you're right. He is not the
commander.
And that makes a difference to me.
I liked the original song and that jumped to mind, when I saw SC
Girl <G>. Big Beach Boys fan actually.
"Your" a BBB fan?
Quite. What he may not aware of is that one of the Wilson boys
provided a backup vocal for Dave's version. Don't tell Joe that.
I won't.
Do I have to promise or will a pinky swear do?
Now, let's not degrade weiner dogs...I'm biased to them. :)
A 'Doxy' is a female lover. (-:
Is doxy a short name for dachshund?
I was close <G> Never saw Art Fleming, or ever heard of him. I remember Hug JD>Downs, but I don't think it was because of Concentratrion.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Aug 06 2017 08:12:51
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
I don't understand the question.
It's up on the board ya know <G>
What is?
The question of course :)
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Aug 06 2017 08:22:50
No, she is younger than you. (-:
By now, someone has told you her age.
Not by much I think
Depends on what you mean by "much". (-:
Depends on your age braket <G>. In you early 20s or teens, 10
years seems like an eternity, at our age it is just a hiccup <G>
My eternity ended at age 27 -- I got married.
But you're still around <G>. Mine was age 21
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Aug 06 2017 08:24:04
I like the JU-52, but never rode in one. When I worked offshore,
I did fall asleep in the helicopter that brought us in and out
and that thing made a lot of noise. Better than being in the crew
boat, though, because they wouldn't let me be the pilot. (-:
That wasn't nice of them :)
Well, that was just an example of you can't have everything.
Be nice if you could have been co-pilot though
As much as I dislike seeming to be a bit stuffy, copilot wouldn't
have been good enough. (-:
They DO fly the plane though.
The difference, in air force parlance, is the copilot isn't the AC.
He's not a Air Conditioner? :) No, you're right. He is not the
commander.
And that makes a difference to me.
It takes years and many flight hourse to become the commander.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Aug 06 2017 08:24:58
I liked the original song and that jumped to mind, when I saw SC
Girl <G>. Big Beach Boys fan actually.
"Your" a BBB fan?
I sure is. <G>
On 08/06/2017 08:27 AM, you wrote:
Quite. What he may not aware of is that one of the Wilson boys
provided a backup vocal for Dave's version. Don't tell Joe that.
I won't.
Do I have to promise or will a pinky swear do?
A wink & a nod would do, ol' mate. Elsewise, I fear that the
feline is no longer enclosed by the bag; Joe became aware,
separately. B-b
Now, let's not degrade weiner dogs...I'm biased to them. :)
A 'Doxy' is a female lover. (-:
Never heard it that way.
Is doxy a short name for dachshund?
Yes..sometimes they call them doxy or doxies (plural). They're
also known as "Weiner Dogs" or "Sausage Dogs". There is actually a
place in the UK, known as "The Sausage Dog Hotel", where people
bring their dachshunds by for a day or two. Further information on
it is on their Facebook page, although they probably have a
website.
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
I don't understand the question.
It's up on the board ya know <G>
What is?
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
My eternity ended at age 27 -- I got married.
But you're still around <G>. Mine was age 21
Sorry. I meant to say eternity as we know it. (-:
Besides, as long as someone remembers us, we are immortal.
They DO fly the plane though.
The difference, in air force parlance, is the copilot isn't the AC.
He's not a Air Conditioner? :) No, you're right. He is not the
commander.
And that makes a difference to me.
It takes years and many flight hourse to become the commander.
In the military, yes.
I liked the original song and that jumped to mind, when I saw SC
Girl <G>. Big Beach Boys fan actually.
"Your" a BBB fan?
I sure is. <G>
Then how come you didn't have "Darlin'"?
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 12:20:41
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
I don't understand the question.
It's up on the board ya know <G>
What is?
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 12:21:52
My eternity ended at age 27 -- I got married.
But you're still around <G>. Mine was age 21
Sorry. I meant to say eternity as we know it. (-:
I think it would be more appropriate to say Freedom as we knew it
ended at that point <G>
Besides, as long as someone remembers us, we are immortal.
True
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 12:23:31
They DO fly the plane though.
The difference, in air force parlance, is the copilot isn't the AC.
He's not a Air Conditioner? :) No, you're right. He is not the
commander.
And that makes a difference to me.
It takes years and many flight hourse to become the commander.
In the military, yes.
In the civilian service as well. You have to spend some years as
1st Officer, and accumulate flying hours, before you are allowed to
try to become the aircraft commander.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 12:44:57
I liked the original song and that jumped to mind, when I saw SC
Girl <G>. Big Beach Boys fan actually.
"Your" a BBB fan?
I sure is. <G>
Then how come you didn't have "Darlin'"?
You talking about the list of MP3 I sent you some time ago? I have records and CD's as well. Some of those songs (a good many
actually) are in that list, but not all of them
Botox injections. (UGH!)
Reminds me of the cartoon, where the woman screams to her doctor
"I said I wanted a BOTOX injection...NOT a BUTTOCKS injection!!".
:P
Might have been fat from his own butocks, but I think I saw that, too.
And, I saw another picture of a pair of tight sweat pants on a
woman, and silkscreen printed on the back were these 2 individuals "pushing up her butt cheeks". The phrase "Push It Up. Push It Up.
Way Up" came to mind. <G>
There is nothing like a nice looking woman in white shorts.
We're all the same from the backside...besides, a butt is a butt
is a butt...but... <G>
Some might disagree, (-:
My eternity ended at age 27 -- I got married.
But you're still around <G>. Mine was age 21
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane II: The Sequel.
It takes years and many flight hourse to become the commander.
In the military, yes.
In the civilian service as well. You have to spend some years as
1st Officer, and accumulate flying hours, before you are allowed to
try to become the aircraft commander.
I understand what you mean, but I think I would have been a natural at it even with a surname like mine. I do favor the sea, however, over flight.
"Your" a BBB fan?
I sure is. <G>
Then how come you didn't have "Darlin'"?
You talking about the list of MP3 I sent you some time ago? I have
records and CD's as well. Some of those songs (a good many
actually) are in that list, but not all of them
But you didn't remember that one. (-:
My eternity ended at age 27 -- I got married.
But you're still around <G>. Mine was age 21
I didn't get married until I was 43...but never dreamed I'd be a
widower at 47.
And, right now, I can't see getting married again.
I understand what you mean, but I think I would have been a natural
at it even with a surname like mine. I do favor the sea, however,
over flight.
Do you have Flight Simulator? If you like flying, that is a great program
Do you have Flight Simulator? If you like flying, that is a great
program
yeah, if you like games and unrealistic physics... if one is really into flying, one should take a look at the FlightGear simulator... it is FOSS and has been in development for 20(+) years... the original goal was much better graphics than the other so-called simulators had... it has done a good job but since it is FOSS and everyone is a volunteer of their time to the development, some things still need more work...
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane II: The RN>Sequel.
Botox injections. (UGH!)
Reminds me of the cartoon, where the woman screams to her doctor
"I said I wanted a BOTOX injection...NOT a BUTTOCKS injection!!".
:P
Might have been fat from his own butocks, but I think I saw that, too.
There have been lawsuits where these went horribly wrong.
And, I saw another picture of a pair of tight sweat pants on a
woman, and silkscreen printed on the back were these 2 individuals "pushing up her butt cheeks". The phrase "Push It Up. Push It Up.
Way Up" came to mind. <G>
There is nothing like a nice looking woman in white shorts.
That's like the picture of a guy who apparently took a picture of
a woman like this, but she had on very tight white sweat pants. His
wife was obviously angry with him, as that woman's butt was in the foreground. What she failed to notice, was in the background, with
a dog in the driver's seat of the car, with paws on the steering
wheel. His defense was "How often do you see a dog driving a
car??". :P
We're all the same from the backside...besides, a butt is a
butt is a butt...but... <G>
Some might disagree, (-:
Yeah, too many in the world nowadays with "2 rear ends". :P
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 20:38:03
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane II: The Sequel.
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 20:43:53
It takes years and many flight hourse to become the commander.
In the military, yes.
In the civilian service as well. You have to spend some years as
1st Officer, and accumulate flying hours, before you are allowed to
try to become the aircraft commander.
I understand what you mean, but I think I would have been a
natural at it even with a surname like mine. I do favor the sea,
however, over flight.
Do you have Flight Simulator? If you like flying, that is a great
program
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 20:46:35
"Your" a BBB fan?
I sure is. <G>
Then how come you didn't have "Darlin'"?
You talking about the list of MP3 I sent you some time ago? I have
records and CD's as well. Some of those songs (a good many
actually) are in that list, but not all of them
But you didn't remember that one. (-:
I remember Little Darling from long before the BB :) I dont know
if they are still singing it these days or are now completely
retired. I had a video of them when they were young, and one
several years ago. Except for the slight change in voices, they
almost sounded the same <G> Same act too.
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane
II: The Sequel.
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
It takes years and many flight hourse to become the commander.
In the military, yes.
In the civilian service as well. You have to spend some years as
1st Officer, and accumulate flying hours, before you are allowed to
try to become the aircraft commander.
I understand what you mean, but I think I would have been a
natural at it even with a surname like mine. I do favor the sea,
however, over flight.
Do you have Flight Simulator? If you like flying, that is a great
program
I did at one time, but didn't fool around with it much. It was lost in the storm.
Then how come you didn't have "Darlin'"?
You talking about the list of MP3 I sent you some time ago? I have
records and CD's as well. Some of those songs (a good many
actually) are in that list, but not all of them
But you didn't remember that one. (-:
I remember Little Darling from long before the BB :) I dont know
if they are still singing it these days or are now completely
retired. I had a video of them when they were young, and one
several years ago. Except for the slight change in voices, they
almost sounded the same <G> Same act too.
That was one of my "favs" back in the 50s. They didn't look like I thought they would. All of my albums and 45 RPM records are somewhere over western Kentucky or Tennessee.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Aug 09 2017 04:34:35
Then how come you didn't have "Darlin'"?
You talking about the list of MP3 I sent you some time ago? I have
records and CD's as well. Some of those songs (a good many
actually) are in that list, but not all of them
But you didn't remember that one. (-:
I remember Little Darling from long before the BB :) I dont know
if they are still singing it these days or are now completely
retired. I had a video of them when they were young, and one
several years ago. Except for the slight change in voices, they
almost sounded the same <G> Same act too.
That was one of my "favs" back in the 50s. They didn't look like I thought they would. All of my albums and 45 RPM records are
somewhere over western Kentucky or Tennessee.
Or nowhere at all <G>. It was one of my favs as well. Did you
know the lead singer was Canadian, and that he was also the lead
singer of another 50s/60s era group? Cant recall the name of that
one. Saw a show on PBS, where they sang Little darling and some
others, and then came back with the other group almost immediately
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Aug 09 2017 04:31:33
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane
II: The Sequel.
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Aug 09 2017 04:32:36
It takes years and many flight hourse to become the commander.
In the military, yes.
In the civilian service as well. You have to spend some years as
1st Officer, and accumulate flying hours, before you are allowed to
try to become the aircraft commander.
I understand what you mean, but I think I would have been a
natural at it even with a surname like mine. I do favor the sea,
however, over flight.
Do you have Flight Simulator? If you like flying, that is a great
program
I did at one time, but didn't fool around with it much. It was
lost in the storm.
If you fool around with it, or the one that mark mentioned, you
could be Aircraft Commander, without ever actually leaving the
ground <G>
I remember Little Darling from long before the BB :) I dont know
if they are still singing it these days or are now completely
retired. I had a video of them when they were young, and one
several years ago. Except for the slight change in voices, they
almost sounded the same <G> Same act too.
That was one of my "favs" back in the 50s. They didn't look like I
thought they would. All of my albums and 45 RPM records are
somewhere over western Kentucky or Tennessee.
Or nowhere at all <G>. It was one of my favs as well. Did you
know the lead singer was Canadian, and that he was also the lead
singer of another 50s/60s era group? Cant recall the name of that
one. Saw a show on PBS, where they sang Little darling and some
others, and then came back with the other group almost immediately
Where is nowhere? No. What does being Canadian have to do with anything? (-:
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Do you have Flight Simulator? If you like flying, that is a great
program
I did at one time, but didn't fool around with it much. It was
lost in the storm.
If you fool around with it, or the one that mark mentioned, you
could be Aircraft Commander, without ever actually leaving the
ground <G>
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
I didn't get married until I was 43...but never dreamed I'd be a widower at 47.
And, right now, I can't see getting married again.
It may happen. you never know. I am still married to the same girl. 50 ye JD>later.
I read or saw somewhere years ago that women even have fat injected into the RN>lips (like that would make them more desirable).
I recall the dog driving the car, but no woman in the ad. Was that on the RN>Internnet?
Yeah, too many in the world nowadays with "2 rear ends". :P
LOL.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Aug 10 2017 12:59:46
Or nowhere at all <G>. It was one of my favs as well. Did you
know the lead singer was Canadian, and that he was also the lead
singer of another 50s/60s era group? Cant recall the name of that
one. Saw a show on PBS, where they sang Little darling and some
others, and then came back with the other group almost immediately
Where is nowhere? No. What does being Canadian have to do with anything? (-:
Just boasting <G>, and Nowhere could be under several layers of
mud, or in pieces.
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Aug 10 2017 12:55:26
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Are you implying that I am unaware? :)
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Aug 10 2017 12:56:37
Do you have Flight Simulator? If you like flying, that is a great
program
I did at one time, but didn't fool around with it much. It was
lost in the storm.
If you fool around with it, or the one that mark mentioned, you
could be Aircraft Commander, without ever actually leaving the
ground <G>
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
Did it finish installation? Perhaps you missed clicking a Y or N
at some point <G>??
On 2017 Aug 10 12:56:36, you wrote to Joe Delahaye:
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
what are you seeing that you are counting as a failure to install??
Kudos to you, sir. :) My Mom and late father were married just over 54 years, before pancreatic cancer took his life.
Nowadays, there seems to be "no commitment"...consider the
following...at 3 different receptions after they were united in Holy Matrimony (it seemed more like holey acrimony <G>):
1) 15 minutes after being married, the couple wanted a divorce.
2) The groom angrily tore up the marriage license.
3) The bride and groom got into a knock down, drag out, whup your ass fight.
And, at the altar, when the preacher said "If anyone feels that this couple should not be married...let them speak now, or forever hold
their peace"...IT WAS THE BRIDE WHO SPOKE UP!! The preacher about had a heart attack, and both families were livid with rage, as THEY HAD SPENT ALL THAT MONEY!!
Or nowhere at all <G>. It was one of my favs as well. Did you
know the lead singer was Canadian, and that he was also the lead
singer of another 50s/60s era group? Cant recall the name of that
one. Saw a show on PBS, where they sang Little darling and some
others, and then came back with the other group almost immediately
Where is nowhere? No. What does being Canadian have to do with
anything? (-:
Just boasting <G>, and Nowhere could be under several layers of
mud, or in pieces.
But you're from Holland! (-:
Nowhere is a state of nonexistence.
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Are you implying that I am unaware? :)
Of course not! I'm inferring it.
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
Did it finish installation? Perhaps you missed clicking a Y or N
at some point <G>??
Oh, I wish it were that simple. I'll know more this afternoon after my beauty nap, which so far has not done anything to imrove my mood or appearance.
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
what are you seeing that you are counting as a failure to install??
What I'm seeing is that I'm missing an ISO file. The whole program
was supposed to be on this disc and it isn't, so I looked for the ISO, which was supposed to be on another disc.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Aug 11 2017 06:12:15
Or nowhere at all <G>. It was one of my favs as well. Did you
know the lead singer was Canadian, and that he was also the lead
singer of another 50s/60s era group? Cant recall the name of that
one. Saw a show on PBS, where they sang Little darling and some
others, and then came back with the other group almost immediately
Where is nowhere? No. What does being Canadian have to do with
anything? (-:
Just boasting <G>, and Nowhere could be under several layers of
mud, or in pieces.
But you're from Holland! (-:
Yes. but I've live here much longer then I did in the Netherlands
Nowhere is a state of nonexistence.
If you cant find it, then it is non existent <G>
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Aug 11 2017 06:17:19
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Are you implying that I am unaware? :)
Of course not! I'm inferring it.
infer
/in'fYr/
verb
verb: infer; 3rd person present: infers; past tense: inferred; past participle: inferred; gerund or present participle: inferring
deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather
than from explicit statements.
"from these facts we can infer that crime has been increasing"
synonyms: deduce, conclude, conjecture, surmise, reason, interpret, gather, understand, presume, assume, take it, extrapolate;
read between the lines, figure (out);
informalreckon
"is it really possible to infer that a crime was committed, given
this flimsy evidence
imply
/im'pl+/
verb
verb: imply; 3rd person present: implies; past tense: implied; past participle: implied; gerund or present participle: implying
strongly suggest the truth or existence of (something not expressly stated). "the salesmen who uses jargon to imply his superior
knowledge"
synonyms: insinuate, suggest, hint (at), intimate, say indirectly, indicate, give someone to understand, convey the impression, signal
"are you implying he is mad?"
ct or occurrence) suggest (something) as a logical consequence.
"the forecasted traffic increase implied more roads and more air pollution"
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Aug 11 2017 06:19:08
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
Did it finish installation? Perhaps you missed clicking a Y or N
at some point <G>??
Oh, I wish it were that simple. I'll know more this afternoon after my beauty nap, which so far has not done anything to imrove my mood or appearance.
While programming in Basic, used to get a Syntax error. Finding
that error sometimes took days. Usually it was a simple thing like
using a , when a . was needed.
On 2017 Aug 11 06:22:04, you wrote to me:
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
what are you seeing that you are counting as a failure to install??
What I'm seeing is that I'm missing an ISO file. The whole program
was supposed to be on this disc and it isn't, so I looked for the ISO, which was supposed to be on another disc.
oh... is this something that you downloaded from them or disks that
came via some sort of delivery vehicle? eg: postal, ups, fedex,
dhl...
... Computer modelers simulate it first.
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
what are you seeing that you are counting as a failure to install??
What I'm seeing is that I'm missing an ISO file. The whole program
was supposed to be on this disc and it isn't, so I looked for the ISO,
which was supposed to be on another disc.
oh... is this something that you downloaded from them or disks that
came via some sort of delivery vehicle? eg: postal, ups, fedex,
dhl...
Postal and I think someone forgot to stamp the disc with the ISO file.
I'll get back to it one of these days.
Or nowhere at all <G>. It was one of my favs as well. Did you
know the lead singer was Canadian, and that he was also the lead
singer of another 50s/60s era group? Cant recall the name of that
one. Saw a show on PBS, where they sang Little darling and some
others, and then came back with the other group almost immediately
Where is nowhere? No. What does being Canadian have to do with
anything? (-:
Just boasting <G>, and Nowhere could be under several layers of
mud, or in pieces.
But you're from Holland! (-:
Yes. but I've live here much longer then I did in the Netherlands
A Nederlander, AKA The Netherlands. To enlighten those puzzled by this thread,
Joe and I have a private joke going about this, which may or may not cause regret in those of you who have read this far. (-:
Nowhere is a state of nonexistence.
If you cant find it, then it is non existent <G>
If you do find it, it's ALWAYS in the last place you looked.
infer
What are you in fer?
/in'fYr/
verb
verb: infer; 3rd person present: infers; past tense: inferred; past
participle: inferred; gerund or present participle: inferring
Well, at least it isn't a dangling participle (yet).
deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather
than from explicit statements.
"from these facts we can infer that crime has been increasing"
Now you're talking. (-:
synonyms: deduce, conclude, conjecture, surmise, reason, interpret,
gather, understand, presume, assume, take it, extrapolate;
Conjecture is a noun and therefore out of place.
read between the lines, figure (out);
informalreckon
Is that a word? (-:0
"is it really possible to infer that a crime was committed, given
this flimsy evidence
I don't see any evidence.
imply
/im'pl+/
verb
verb: imply; 3rd person present: implies; past tense: implied; past
participle: implied; gerund or present participle: implying
See above.
strongly suggest the truth or existence of (something not expressly
stated). "the salesmen who uses jargon to imply his superior
knowledge"
Ah, that's what you're doing!
synonyms: insinuate, suggest, hint (at), intimate, say indirectly,
indicate, give someone to understand, convey the impression, signal
"are you implying he is mad?"
Good enough.
ct or occurrence) suggest (something) as a logical consequence.
"the forecasted traffic increase implied more roads and more air
pollution"
Something is missing here.
While programming in Basic, used to get a Syntax error. Finding
that error sometimes took days. Usually it was a simple thing like
using a , when a . was needed.
It always is, but I think that could have been caught in debug mode. Time has passed me by and my favorite thing back then was to take BASIC programs and compile them with my IBM compiler after altering them somewhat to make them run
faster, but that was taken from me 12 years ago and BASIC as I knew it is no longer around. Too many computer languages nowadays for me to get interested.
It's like shopping for Head & Shoulders shampoo for oily scalp -- you can't see the forest for the trees.
On 2017 Aug 12 05:54:14, you wrote to me:
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with
installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
what are you seeing that you are counting as a failure to install??
What I'm seeing is that I'm missing an ISO file. The whole program
was supposed to be on this disc and it isn't, so I looked for the ISO,
which was supposed to be on another disc.
oh... is this something that you downloaded from them or disks that
came via some sort of delivery vehicle? eg: postal, ups, fedex,
dhl...
Postal and I think someone forgot to stamp the disc with the ISO file.
so you got a blank disk?
normally the disk is the ISO... i used to make ISOs from CDs for my
linux "CD jukebox" all the time... we do that with the dd command
on linux...
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/my_ISO_image.iso
this says to input from (if=) the cdrom device and to output to
(of=) a file in the home directory (~/) called my_ISO_image.iso...
since we're reading from the raw disk, this works great...
I'll get back to it one of these days.
so, i'm rereading what was said earlier... are you saying that you
should have gotten two CDs? or are we talking about floppy disk
images? i'm not sure and i haven't dropped the funds for ArcaOS yet
so i don't personally know what the package contains... you might
have a "damaged" CD or a burn that your CD reader doesn't like...
i've seen that numerous times when burning on one machine and
trying to read on another... we've got one here that refuses to
read and CDs unless they are silver... the red, blue, green, purple
and other colored CDs it just doesn't like at all...
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Aug 12 2017 06:01:02
infer
What are you in fer?
50 years
I don't see any evidence.
You're lookin in the wrong place
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Aug 12 2017 05:43:27
I still use some basic scripts. I kept GWBasic in my Utils
directory
It's like shopping for Head & Shoulders shampoo for oily scalp -- you can't see the forest for the trees.
Yes and everyone of them has its adherents.
infer
What are you in fer?
50 years
Happy anniversary.
[...]
I don't see any evidence.
You're lookin in the wrong place
That's mark's line.
I still use some basic scripts. I kept GWBasic in my Utils
directory
I don't.
It's like shopping for Head & Shoulders shampoo for oily scalp --
you can't see the forest for the trees.
Yes and everyone of them has its adherents.
What do you mean?
Stranger things have happened. Still, I told my daughter, that if she felt JD>was not right, even up to the last moment, she should not get married. Bett JD>that, then a life of misery, or the above scenarios.
Stranger things have happened. Still, I told my daughter, that iffelt JD>was not right, even up to the last moment, she should not get married. Bett JD>that, then a life of misery, or the above scenarios.
she
Exactly. I've heard of couples getting married on a Friday, and
they're in divorce court on Monday...as well as couples getting married
on New Years Eve, then divorcing after New Years Day, just so they
could show that they were married at the end of the year.
I still use some basic scripts. I kept GWBasic in my Utils
directory
I don't.
They worked, so why reinvent the wheel <G>
It's like shopping for Head & Shoulders shampoo for oily scalp --
you can't see the forest for the trees.
Yes and everyone of them has its adherents.
What do you mean?
Sorry that answer was supposed to go as an answer for the various programming languages.
I still use some basic scripts. I kept GWBasic in my Utils
directory
I still use some basic scripts. I kept GWBasic in my Utils
directory
I don't.
They worked, so why reinvent the wheel <G>
Because it's not IBM BASIC.
It's like shopping for Head & Shoulders shampoo for oily scalp --
you can't see the forest for the trees.
Yes and everyone of them has its adherents.
What do you mean?
Sorry that answer was supposed to go as an answer for the various
programming languages.
Greek to me still.
I still use some basic scripts. I kept GWBasic in my Utils
directory
I'm with you on this, Joe. I still have mine... in my Utils directory too (in this VirtualBox PC). Dated April 1989! It hasn't been used for so l-o-n-g... but it's there, just in case. You just never ever know... ;-)
I still have the install disks for the last version of DOS,
and also for WFWG
Strangely the BIOS on some of those still mention
Floppy Drive <G>
Because it's not IBM BASIC.
No, its better <G>. I dont think that IBM wrote Basic, nor DOS. That
was all M$. I know there were diffrent versions of Basic. I used on
on the CoCo.
I still have the install disks for the last version of DOS,
and also for WFWG <G> They sit on the shelf, and I wonder if they are still readable. Only have one computer left that has a floppy drive connected to anything. The others have MB sans FD connectors.
Strangely the BIOS on some of those still mention Floppy Drive <G>
I still have the install disks for the last version of DOS,
and also for WFWG
For me, the last DOS and the best was MS-DOS 7.1 that came with Win98SE. I still have installation CDs for about 3x Win98 PCs.
Somewhere I have the MS-DOS 5.xx floppies, which are probably unreadable even if I did have a working 5.25" FDD. I think there may be a bootable DOS 5.xx CD but I haven't seen that since last century. :)
Strangely the BIOS on some of those still mention
Floppy Drive <G>
Mmm... there's a wonderful joke in there but it's eluding me at the moment. ;-)
Because it's not IBM BASIC.
No, its better <G>. I dont think that IBM wrote Basic, nor DOS.
That was all M$. I know there were diffrent versions of Basic. I
used on on the CoCo.
[quote]
BASIC stands for "Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code." Originally
designed as an interactive mainframe timesharing language by John Kemeney and Thomas Kurtz in 1963, it became widely used on personal computers everywhere. On IBM's first "family" computer, the PCJr, a BASIC cartridge was a popular add-on. Because of its simplicity, BASIC has frequently been used in teaching the introductory concepts of programming with a working language.
[/quote]
Strangely the BIOS on some of those still mention Floppy Drive <G>
USB floppy...
Strangely the BIOS on some of those still mention Floppy Drive <G>
USB floppy...
That would show up on USB devices as I recall.
Somewhere I have the MS-DOS 5.xx floppies, which are probably
unreadable even if I did have a working 5.25" FDD. I think there
may be a bootable DOS 5.xx CD but I haven't seen that since last
century. :)
Mine are 3.5", and I do also have a working 5.25" floppy drive <G>
I'd rather have a Hard disk then a Floppy??
Strangely the BIOS on some of those still mention Floppy Drive <G>
USB floppy...
That would show up on USB devices as I recall.
yup, but it still wants to know how you want to treat it...
Somewhere I have the MS-DOS 5.xx floppies, which are probably
unreadable even if I did have a working 5.25" FDD. I think there
may be a bootable DOS 5.xx CD but I haven't seen that since last
century. :)
Mine are 3.5", and I do also have a working 5.25" floppy drive <G>
Argggh! Yes, 3.5s! (Mmm... where are they?) Yes, I have a set of MS-DOS 6.2x
disks too! And WFWG 3.11 on 3.5"s! Wow! I may have lost them in one of
our house moves. Bummer. :( I do have disk .img files for them but I
never could get WFWG to install in a VirtualBox.
I'd rather have a Hard disk then a Floppy??
That is a good comeback. Thank you.
Re: Card trick or back to basics
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Aug 13 2017 21:26:25
I still use some basic scripts. I kept GWBasic in my Utils
directory
I don't.
They worked, so why reinvent the wheel <G>
Because it's not IBM BASIC.
No, its better <G>. I dont think that IBM wrote Basic, nor DOS.
That was all M$. I know there were diffrent versions of Basic. I
used on on the CoCo.
It's like shopping for Head & Shoulders shampoo for oily scalp --
you can't see the forest for the trees.
Yes and everyone of them has its adherents.
What do you mean?
Sorry that answer was supposed to go as an answer for the various
programming languages.
Greek to me still.
I have to think back, but there was a statement made in this thread
about there being various languages and you couldn't learn all of
them.
No, its better <G>. I dont think that IBM wrote Basic, nor DOS.
That was all M$. I know there were diffrent versions of Basic. I
used on on the CoCo.
I think you're right, but I awlwwo thing that the IBM programmers colluded.
It's like shopping for Head & Shoulders shampoo for oily scalp --
you can't see the forest for the trees.
Yes and everyone of them has its adherents.
What do you mean?
Sorry that answer was supposed to go as an answer for the various
programming languages.
Greek to me still.
I have to think back, but there was a statement made in this thread
about there being various languages and you couldn't learn all of
them.
I believe I wrote that. I have to be really interested in something to learn it.
Mmm... there's a wonderful joke in there but it's eluding me at the moment. ;-)
I'd rather have a Hard disk then a Floppy??
Mmm... there's a wonderful joke in there but it's eluding me at
the moment. ;-)
I'd rather have a Hard disk then a Floppy??
Or one of these two taglines:
Junior!! Quit playing with your floppy!!
Hard Disk??!! Lady, I misunderstood you!!
Ain't gonna. Still trying to figure out where I went wrong with installing ArcaOS 5 on my laptop.
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