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Good morning HSBBW folks!!

One thing I've noticed lately is when a webster makes a mistake in a post, they often make another post immediately afterwards to correct the error. Well, boy do I have great news for you. It's possible to go back into your original post, fix your typo, then sneak off into the night without anybody noticing.

You want to know how? Take a look at your posts compared to everybody elses. Your posts have 3 icons in the bottom right-hand corner of the post compared to two in other people's. The first icon is the quote icon (what you use to quote them), the second shows a folder with an eraser. If you click on it, you can go back into your post and make corrections.

Happy editing!
***************************** "Hey dad.......wanna have a catch?"
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Gee Beez...thanks!

With my eyesight the way it is anymore I wasn't sure what those little guys in the bottom right of each of my posts were up to. I can tell that there are three of them...that's about it.

The first looks like one of the spy guys from Mad magazine...I thought that's odd, but funny.

The second looks like a lunch bucket with a glass tumbler dropping by...again odd, but "hey, at least they're trying".

The third looks like a picture from the backside of my U.S. one dollar bill...a gentle reminder, perhaps, for each of us to pony up occasionally and help mom out.

I'm unclear on one of your statements though Beez..."when a webster makes a mistake in a post".

I guess you haven't noticed Beez...we're all immune from that...we never, ever mkae mishtakes Booz...that's for curtain!
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You have to warn kids about the dangers of dropping cheese...


St. John's Ready for Flying Cheese

St. John Ambulance volunteers are ready to tackle one of their most unusual duties on Monday - administering first aid to people injured by flying cheese.

Each year thousands of people gather to watch others chase Double Gloucester cheeses down the hill.

Injuries can include cuts, grazes, bruises, broken bones and dislocations as well as head injuries.

The traditional event on Bank Holiday Monday can result in injuries to the crowds from flying cheese.

Every year, the team of St John Ambulance first aiders, doctors, nurses and ambulance crews treat around 35 injuries to spectators or to people who injured.

"People get hit by flying cheese." said Jim Jones, St. John Ambulance operations training manager.

"It is undoubtedly one of the strangest duties we do every year."

Note: Paraphrased from BBC News report.
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Well you know 44 some posts just don't hold up too well under scrutiny or perhaps adverse weather or just from being all wet all of the time...Take a look...would you change this one?




I'm sure Beezer-eze has some advice on this...right Beezer-eze?

No, no...excuse me. We shouldn't rely on Beezer-eze for this one...we need someone more technically oriented...some one like this...



.....Beez the Builder....
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Originally posted by gotwood4sale:
It's no wonder that Innocent Bystander missed his dear old trailer.



...........................23 Skidoo..............................

I finally get my wide screen back!!!
Just in time for march MADNESS! Bee, I see she let you back in the house.
You can still stop by for a few cold ones now and then.(byob) Yep, I'm in the dog house, but it's a beaut! She's a dandy!!!

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