Very good, Jump!! How cute! :)

Quote - **I love it! And her name is perfect!!

Did you play the games there too? That skiing one starts out easy, but doesn't end that easy. Big patches of ice at the end. I went splat more than once. lol**

No I didn't play the games since I spent all my alotted time trying to fashion my character. lol

Will check out the games later. ;)

Quote - I'm not sure. I didn't want to take a chance since, it really shouldn't be popping up here, I wouldn't recommend clicking on the link to the popup. It could just be a java script but then you don't know if it's harmful or not. Just said that, as a precaution to anyone who's thinking about clicking on it.

When I went there to get the screenshot, I clicked it and nothing happened except the popup finally went away after a couple of tries. ;)

Quote - Thanks for the screeny. This has been haunting me for a while. ;)
Whatever you do don't click on it!

What happens if you do? 

Glad I could help. :)

Quote - Damn....that is pretty tight.

 

You may have to find a creative work-around in the mean time.

 

The staff may have other priorities and just tell you to fuh cough.

 

In which you might reply O yeah...well Fuh-Q

 

8 )

 

Tom

You're so hilarious, Tom. lol

That's weird, I'm using FF2 with only 512 RAM and all is well.

Quote - The most common method of getting emails is using a spider that goes through any site entirely, down to the smallest detail and gathers all the emails it finds as well as sending other spiders to any links it finds on the site. There is no such thing as a safe email address. It's the reality of the current internet. All my email goes to the server of my isp. I can go to the server and delete all spam from the email and never download it to my computer. This is very nice for me as I can delete any suspicious emails as well. I don't mind a bit the few minutes it takes to do it.

This is exactly how Mail Washer works. :)

Quote - Naw... just needs a little luvin.

 

8 )

 

BTW the helenc@cox.net E-Mail re-direct...is a double ducky.

 

Thanks again.

 

Tom

Yeah, Suddenlink said that they would be re-directing our emails for awhile.

Quote - There's your Duck

 

I rest my case.

 

 

Thank You Ardiva

Thank You very much.

 

Tom

You're quite welcome, Tom. Is this "duck" lame? lol

Quote - Is this your E-Mail Address?

helenc@suddenlink.net;

Yep!

Also would like to say that I rarely use my OE unless I get mail from a friend.

Ok..reading this from MW...I'll check the headers:I don't mind having my email addy show up. I have MW. lol

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ps..I used to be with Cox.net until they were bought out by Suddenlink.

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