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23 Feb 2016, 12:04 am

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^^^I must find a larger pic of that and use it as my desktop wallpaper :bounce:


What screen res are you using?

1600x900 17.3" widescreen diagonal measurement


Whoa :D

these old eyes gotta have a relatively large screen or else I'd have to glue the screen to my forehead so I could see anything.


LOL - Did it turn out alright?

largest version of the pic I could find [being that it was a scan of a book cover] was about 600 by 450. I used the anti-aliaser built into IE11 to enlarge it, then I ran it though focus magic to enlarge it some more/increase resolution.


I posted an enlarged version of it for you.

1200x900

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23 Feb 2016, 12:07 am

Gets really really cold in parts!

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23 Feb 2016, 12:11 am

I'm not really mad!


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23 Feb 2016, 12:14 am

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I posted an enlarged version of it for you.

thank you sir :) now it is on my desktop and I am staring at another world :o



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23 Feb 2016, 12:17 am

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Gets really really cold in parts!

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better take your NASA space moon blanket along.



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23 Feb 2016, 12:17 am

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I posted an enlarged version of it for you.

thank you sir :) now it is on my desktop and I am staring at another world :o


You're welcome my good man!


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23 Feb 2016, 12:25 am

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Gets really really cold in parts!

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better take your NASA space moon blanket along.


Don't need it. I LOVE the cold of Space :D

When I used to work at Woolworths, I used to spend my lunchtimes in the freezer. -20C. I loved it. Weird, I know. Some co-workers used to call me snowman! We have HOT summers here!


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23 Feb 2016, 12:26 am

And my body always seems to run over temp here!


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23 Feb 2016, 12:35 am

Had a weird experience at work today.
I had to get a form from a certain staff member (barely know this person).
When I asked him for it, he held it out at first, then waved it around when I reached out for it so I couldn't take it.
He was smiling while he did this.
I wasn't impressed, because I was in a hurry to get to my next gig.
I said, "Ok, I'll get it later." and walked off.
Later, another staff member brought me the form and said that the first guy said I "forgot to get it".
I didn't forget.
He wouldn't give it to me.
Why wouldn't he give me the form?
Why did he make out it was my fault?
What was with the stupid game?
People are incomprehensible :roll:


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23 Feb 2016, 12:35 am

Arsenic And Old Lace:

Jonathan Brewster (Raymond Massey):


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23 Feb 2016, 12:38 am

Raleigh wrote:
Had a weird experience at work today.
I had to get a form from a certain staff member (barely know this person).
When I asked him for it, he held it out at first, then waved it around when I reached out for it so I couldn't take it.
He was smiling while he did this.
I wasn't impressed, because I was in a hurry to get to my next gig.
I said, "Ok, I'll get it later." and walked off.
Later, another staff member brought me the form and said that the first guy said I "forgot to get it".
I didn't forget.
He wouldn't give it to me.
Why wouldn't he give me the form?
Why did he make out it was my fault?
What was with the stupid game?
People are incomprehensible :roll:



Sounds like he was just being a prck with a silent 'i' - People confound me!


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23 Feb 2016, 12:43 am

Raleigh wrote:
Had a weird experience at work today.
I had to get a form from a certain staff member (barely know this person).
When I asked him for it, he held it out at first, then waved it around when I reached out for it so I couldn't take it.
He was smiling while he did this.
I wasn't impressed, because I was in a hurry to get to my next gig.
I said, "Ok, I'll get it later." and walked off.
Later, another staff member brought me the form and said that the first guy said I "forgot to get it".
I didn't forget.
He wouldn't give it to me.
Why wouldn't he give me the form?
Why did he make out it was my fault?
What was with the stupid game?
People are incomprehensible :roll:

too bad you didn't twist his arm out of its socket and kick him in the yarbles while you were at it. :twisted:



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23 Feb 2016, 12:46 am

auntblabby wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
Had a weird experience at work today.
I had to get a form from a certain staff member (barely know this person).
When I asked him for it, he held it out at first, then waved it around when I reached out for it so I couldn't take it.
He was smiling while he did this.
I wasn't impressed, because I was in a hurry to get to my next gig.
I said, "Ok, I'll get it later." and walked off.
Later, another staff member brought me the form and said that the first guy said I "forgot to get it".
I didn't forget.
He wouldn't give it to me.
Why wouldn't he give me the form?
Why did he make out it was my fault?
What was with the stupid game?
People are incomprehensible :roll:

too bad you didn't twist his arm out of its socket and kick him in the yarbles while you were at it. :twisted:


YARBLES - There's an expression I haven't heard for a while!

Clockwork Orange! - Stanley Kubrick


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