"Tea?"
Another sad thing.... I gave up drinking coffee because it was killing me - (caffeine addict) moved to the UK for a year or two, got forced into the Social Tea addiction, then found out that my favourite brand/blend had more caffeine in it than coffee......
Namaste!
Oh, BTW, forget Earl Grey et al, go find Ulong tea......
To all,
Why the gigantic odd signatures that appear here?
Jest askin'
I've been trying to find out how to ban/limit images on a SERIOUS G+ page of mine .........
(I don't even like cute animals.)
Actually, I don't even like humourless people - actually most people........
I'm going to use Teh on my new world-enlightening project and I would like to find a way of limiting the size of graphics of any kind on it. (rar)
Don't even ask me.... I've been on the wagon for decades and only drink "pretend" coffee now :-<
But any upmarket Chinese Restaurateur can introduce you to the many special teas....
I suppose you might be talking about mine. Mine comes from the days of PC Mag/Extreme Tech. There was a forum member (Sethness) there who made signatures for folks, often free-hand artistic drawrings. What you see is an iteration of that because unfortunately Seth stopped making sigs - or perhaps he just didn't like me. :-P We were limited to the height and weight of the image; this style/size was considered the largest one could go and be within acceptable limits. It isn't graphics intensive and loads quickly even on a dialup connection.
You can not allow or disallow signatures of you want or just allow text signatures. Sounds a bit boring to me, but they aren't my monkees, not my circus. Signatures are fairly common within a forum as are avatars. Apparently you have no problem with pixelated emoticons, something I find a bit odd, but...
Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?
I thought you thought biscuits were those wheel like things you had with gravy?
We have a similar thing to you re. the dog treats. We call them dog biscuits. I know it's a complex idea, but doesn't half help to differentiate things by putting the name of the thing the thing belongs to before it.
Helmets are ubiquitous, but a policeman's helmet becomes specific.
Everyone has fingernails, but Dave's fingernails belong to him.
Flatulence abounds, but PB's farts are a personal thing.
bastard by name