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a.s.
Valinor
Mar 19 2007, 3:04am
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it's all, like, underlined and stuff
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Hmmm. I know I have been putting off clicking the "your computer has updates" icon that keeps blinking at me, so don't know if my old IE 6.0 is causing me to see things or not.
But all the links seem to be underlined right now. All the subject lines in each thread, everyone's nick, and all the links in each post.
I absolutely love the fact that the links are underlined inside the post, so I can clearly see them. And if all the other underlining is needed to preserve the underlined links inside the posts, well, I can live with that!
Am I seeing a passing phenomenon or is this permanent?
a.s.
"an seileachan"
Everybody's wondering what and where they all came from.
Everybody's worried 'bout where they're gonna go when the whole thing's done.
No one knows for certain, and so it's all the same to me:
I think I'll just let the mystery be.
~~~~Iris DeMent
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Altaira
Superuser
Mar 19 2007, 3:52am
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You observant person you! 
Yes, indeed. Links are now underlined! And, yes, in Gforum a link is a link is a link (more or less), so it was a (relatively) global change. 
Koru: Maori symbol representing a fern frond as it opens. The koru reaches towards the light, striving for perfection, encouraging new, positive beginnings.
"All we have to decide is what to do with the boards that are given to us"
"I take a moment to fervently hope that the camaradarie and just plain old fun I found at TORn will never end" -- LOTR_nutcase
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silneldor
Half-elven
Mar 19 2007, 4:42am
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lol. I was thinking of suggesting creating more of a division between posts because they all seemed to run together. The print seems different and now i can't remember was the other was like but it seems better.
We still have not found time to experiment with posting pictures. Just want to say thanks for your efforts in my regard.
sil
"Tolkien, like Lewis, believed that, through story, the real world would become a more magical place, full of meaning. We see its patterns and colors in a fresh way. The recovery of a true view of the world applies both to individual things, like hills and stones, and to the cosmic - the depths of space and time itself. For in sub-creation, in Tolkien's view, there is a "survey" of space and time. Reality is captured on a miniature scale. Through stories like The Lord of the Rings, a renewed view of things is given, illuminating the homely, the spiritial, the physical, and the moral dimensions of the world."
Tolkien and C.S. Lewis- The Gift of Friendship -Duriez
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Aerin
Grey Havens
Mar 19 2007, 5:55am
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The only difference is the underlining, which I think will be helpful.
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Aunt Dora Baggins
Immortal
Mar 19 2007, 4:12pm
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Just when I was getting used to typing <u></u>
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Thanks for saving us all some extra typing!
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"For DORA BAGGINS in memory of a LONG correspondence, with love from Bilbo; on a large wastebasket. Dora was Drogo's sister, and the eldest surviving female relative of Bilbo and Frodo; she was ninety-nine, and had written reams of good advice for more than half a century."
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Chance Meeting at Rivendell: a Tolkien Fanfic
and some other stuff I wrote...
leleni at hotmail dot com
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Lurking Girl
Bree
Mar 19 2007, 9:16pm
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of a Spanish teacher.
It's no problema.
Sigh.
So sorry.
can't help self.
argh.
hugs!
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Bowsniper
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Mar 20 2007, 1:38am
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 of a Spanish teacher. It's no problema. Sigh. So sorry. can't help self. argh. hugs! |
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Darkstone
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Mar 20 2007, 4:25pm
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So i need to start asking for "tomatas" on my fajitas? No hay problema!
The nerds of the many outweigh the nerds of the few.
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Lurking Girl
Bree
Mar 20 2007, 11:29pm
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Now I've done it. You've both confused me.
Did you mean tomatoes? Those would be tomates.
*slinks away to hide in a dark corner with a pile of papers to grade*
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Darkstone
Immortal
Mar 21 2007, 12:30am
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Did you mean tomatoes? Those would be tomates.
Y no hey probleme!!
I met a Balrog on the stair
He had some wings that weren't there.
They weren't there again today.
I wish he would just fly away.
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Lurking Girl
Bree
Mar 21 2007, 1:44am
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(This post was edited by Lurking Girl on Mar 21 2007, 1:44am)
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Alnilam
Rivendell
Mar 22 2007, 1:57am
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In Portuguese it's "o problema", which means it's a rare case of a masculine word ending with an A
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Lurking Girl
Bree
Mar 22 2007, 10:22pm
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In Spanish, words that end in -ema are masculine. Also, words ending in -apa and a few other odd ones are masculine as well.
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