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8 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 


They (the left) have been trying to destroy Alan Dershowitz for two years for speaking the truth. The man is brilliant. Regardless of whether or not you agree with him (I just like to listen to what he says), he's a voice of reason in the Democratic-sphere.  So, of course, he must be destroyed.  SMH

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2 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


I think it is a board software coding error. I belong to another forum that uses the same software for their boards and quoted someone in a post yesterday where the same issue occurred (long beginning, could not edit the post afterward).  Guess we will see after the next invision software update. 

it may very well be the software, though i doubt it. if it was the software, i think we would be seeing it on a more offending path than having it affect just a handful of members. again, this is not to say it isn't the software as forum software is notoriously glitchy. for those it is affecting such as you, @plenzmd1 and others, what browser are you accessing the forum with? i also operate this software on a site i own and have seen no issues of this.

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1 minute ago, Foxx said:

it may very well be the software, though i doubt it. if it was the software, i think we would be seeing it on a more offending path than having it affect just a handful of members. again, this is not to say it isn't the software as forum software is notoriously glitchy. for those it is affecting such as you, @plenzmd1 and others, what browser are you accessing the forum with? i also operate this software on a site i own and have seen no issues of this.


I use chrome and FF.  The issue happens in both. 

I can't think of any other reason I'd have sporadic issues here and then have the exact same problem on another forum. I'm not saying there isn't another reason, simply that I cannot think of one. I even checked who hosts them (here and the other forum) and they are two different hosting companies (because hey, you never know).  

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1 hour ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:

There are two choices. Guilty or not guilty. Clearly not innocent sounds nice and all, but means absolutely nothing. 

in the transgendered world we live today, is it any surprise that, in a truly binary world there is a third choice?

because you know... feelz.

 

 

4 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


I use chrome and FF.  The issue happens in both. 

I can't think of any other reason I'd have sporadic issues here and then have the exact same problem on another forum. I'm not saying there isn't another reason, simply that I cannot think of one. I even checked who hosts them (here and the other forum) and they are two different hosting companies (because hey, you never know).  

have you tried clearing your cache and dumping your cookies?

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2 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


I think it is a board software coding error. I belong to another forum that uses the same software for their boards and quoted someone in a post yesterday where the same issue occurred (long beginning, could not edit the post afterward).  Guess we will see after the next invision software update. 

 

Looking at the source code rendered in my browser, your posts have a weird "Protected by Grammarly" element embedded in them that's causing the weird spacing problem in posts you quote.

 

There's actually two extra <div> tags in yours, compared to everyone else's.  When I delete them, your posts are fine.  What browser are you using?  You using Grammarly for Chrome?  

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1 minute ago, Foxx said:

have you tried clearing your cache and dumping your cookies?


Yes, dear. 

Just now, DC Tom said:

 

Looking at the source code rendered in my browser, your posts have a weird "Protected by Grammarly" element embedded in them that's causing the weird spacing problem in posts you quote.

 

There's actually two extra <div> tags in yours, compared to everyone else's.  When I delete them, your posts are fine.  What browser are you using?  You using Grammarly for Chrome?  


OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH Now that could be a good reason! Grammarly. I use it on both FF and chrome. I wonder if @plenzmd1 and @Deranged Rhino use it too? 

And why didn't I think to look at the source code!? :wallbash:

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13 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


Yes, dear. ...

i believe Tom has it right.

8 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

Careful Foxx....................................I recognize that (female) response.

 

? ...

lol, just trying to help.

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2 hours ago, clearwater cadet said:

How about a alternate uniform game, with the sabers logo on the helmet and blue and gold colors to celebrate 50 years

 

 
 
 
35 minutes ago, Foxx said:

i

 

have you tried clearing your cache and dumping your cookies?

Yes

33 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Looking at the source code rendered in my browser, your posts have a weird "Protected by Grammarly" element embedded in them that's causing the weird spacing problem in posts you quote.

 

There's actually two extra <div> tags in yours, compared to everyone else's.  When I delete them, your posts are fine.  What browser are you using?  You using Grammarly for Chrome?  

that is exactly what i am using...maybe this is the key!

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5 hours ago, Buftex said:

The only advantage to at least starting an impeachment hearing, is that it will bring out a lot of the really bad stuff in the Mueller report, concerning Trump. which, apparently so few here have read, or are even curious about.  It is said, before the Watergate impeachment process began, only about 20% of Americans were in favor of impeaching Nixon, but once the details started coming out, that number tripled over the months.  Of course, I don't think Nixon loyalists were quite as willfully ignorant as the Trump base. 

 

As for Barr, he is a bold-face liar, and nothing but a Trump stooge.  

Back at you... 

Nixon is different than Trump who has a firm 40% support no matter what.  Clinton's approval ratings went up into the 70's when he was impeached so it will probably backfire.  Dragging the impeachment out like this is the smart play.  Barr didn't do anything wrong up to this point from what I've seen as Mueller put him in a tough spot.

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41 minutes ago, Foxx said:

 

 

 

have you tried clearing your cache and dumping your cookies?

Last time I dumped my cookies it was because of a bad plate of moo shu pork.

39 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


Yes, dear. 


OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH Now that could be a good reason! Grammarly. 

 

You always have good grammar... dear. :flirt:

 

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1 hour ago, DC Tom said:

 

Looking at the source code rendered in my browser, your posts have a weird "Protected by Grammarly" element embedded in them that's causing the weird spacing problem in posts you quote.

 

There's actually two extra <div> tags in yours, compared to everyone else's.  When I delete them, your posts are fine.  What browser are you using?  You using Grammarly for Chrome?  

i see @RoyBatty is alive has this same issue. 

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2 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

I don't know you well enough to make you fall for anything, even the famous picture of HAHA Gator in green tights.

 

Are you trying to get to know me now?? LOL

 

But in all seriousness, people care about their grammar on this mb enough to use that? Not judging but if you cared that much, wouldnt you just, ya know, learn proper grammar?? ;)

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9 minutes ago, Bray Wyatt said:

 

Not falling for your Peter pan links!! :lol:


grammarly.com - basically a browser extension (and online app)  that picks up grammatical errors, including misspelled words. Since it is an algorithm it isn't always correct. However, if you write a lot (and I do) it is a nice little add-on to have to check your work. There is a free option (which is fine) and a paid-for option (hint, buy  it on Black Friday) that gives more in-depth criticism (YAY!) of your writing.  

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3 minutes ago, Bray Wyatt said:

 

Are you trying to get to know me now?? LOL

 

But in all seriousness, people care about their grammar on this mb enough to use that? Not judging but if you cared that much, wouldnt you just, ya know, learn proper grammar?? ;)


No, I do not care enough about the writing on this message board to buy it. I, however, am basically a FT editor, PT writer (while ***** retired!!), and it is simply a tool. 

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3 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


grammarly.com - basically a browser extension (and online app)  that picks up grammatical errors, including misspelled words. Since it is an algorithm it isn't always correct. However, if you write a lot (and I do) it is a nice little add-on to have to check your work. There is a free option (which is fine) and a paid-for option (hint, but it on Black Friday) that gives more in-depth criticism (YAY!) of your writing.  

Doesn't always work, now does it?

 

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4 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

Okay, that makes sense. I didn't realize it had been happening to some of my posts -- nor was I aware I had that program (thanks to my ladyfriend I'm sure). :beer: 

 

Interesting that you and Buffalo Gal, both in the writing profession, use something like that to help with your writing :P

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1 minute ago, Bray Wyatt said:

 

Interesting that you and Buffalo Gal, both in the writing profession, use something like that to help with your writing :P


Who said I'm a professional? <_< That implies making a living at it. I barely make money for dog chow on my writing, and the editing, while more lucrative, doesn't have me rolling in the dough.  

I am barely literate in English. That is why I use it. ;)  :)

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14 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

There's a reason, at least in my case, these are my co-workers:

Image result for bar bottles

 

 

 

 

Looks like your Maker's Mark Kentucky Straight Whiskey has been working a little "overtime"       ?

 

 

With my new found free-time I have been considering trying my hand at writing a few short stories...............................I guess that I will avoid Grammerly's help.

 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Looks like your Maker's Mark Kentucky Straight Whiskey has been working a little "overtime"       ?

 

 

With my new found free-time I have been considering trying my hand at writing a few short stories...............................I guess that I will avoid Grammerly's help.

 

 

 

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I prefer Vodka but in today's political climate I should just be a good ol boy and drink Jack Daniels. Maybe write a book about PPPisms.

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1 hour ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Looks like your Maker's Mark Kentucky Straight Whiskey has been working a little "overtime"       ?

 

 

With my new found free-time I have been considering trying my hand at writing a few short stories...............................I guess that I will avoid Grammerly's help.

 

 

 

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Go for it, B! :beer: 

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3 hours ago, Bob in Mich said:

I would like to congratulate DC Tom on your first board contribution.   Good job man!  Maybe you've turned a corner.

 

***** you, you stoner dipshit.  :lol:

 

Someone quote this so he sees it.

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Just saw a very small portion of an interview Barr did with CBS..suggest everyone watch if you can..i like that dude.

 

BTW, i dont think this was biased either way

 

The majority on tomorrow morning on CBS Morning News..

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26 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

Just saw a very small portion of an interview Barr did with CBS..suggest everyone watch if you can..i like that dude.

 

BTW, i dont think this was biased either way

 

The majority on tomorrow morning on CBS Morning News..

Barr is a straight shooter with impeccable credentials, prior experience and gives no *****. He didn't need the job and is not burdened with any need to enhance his future.

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9 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

This is factually incorrect. 

 

You're saying the catalyst for the investigation into Trump began after he was elected? What about Crossfire Hurricane? What about the Counterintelligence investigation? Where those formed using some sort of precognition that Trump would fire Comey months later? 

 

You're wildly underinformed on this matter. Wildly. 

 

It's factually incorrect to say that Trump firing Comey, going on Lester Holt and saying the firing of Comey was Russia related, and then the Special Counsel being hired just a few days later aren't directly connected? Seriously???

 

Call everything else a reason for the Mueller appointment because, sure, it contributed.  But I honestly can't believe you guys over here are so dug in that you can't even acknowledge that what transpired over those few days surrounding the Comey firing along with the firing itself isn't the straw that broke the camel's back.

 

Amazing.

 

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1 hour ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

It's factually incorrect to say that Trump firing Comey, going on Lester Holt and saying the firing of Comey was Russia related, and then the Special Counsel being hired just a few days later aren't directly connected? Seriously???

 

Call everything else a reason for the Mueller appointment because, sure, it contributed.  But I honestly can't believe you guys over here are so dug in that you can't even acknowledge that what transpired over those few days surrounding the Comey firing along with the firing itself isn't the straw that broke the camel's back.

 

Amazing.

 

 

Right after being fired - Comey leaked his notes through his professor friend.  Knowing what we know now, Comey's interactions with the President and others have not aged well at all.   Comey is asked by the President about leaks, McCabe, Flynn, and others and he's clearly not honest or forthcoming with the President especially with Comey knowing very well about the Page FISA and FBI surveillance, the entire Dossier and its origins, various leaks originating from the FBI and several other circumstances surrounding the Russian hoax.   Comey should realize now in hindsight that Trump in the moment of their meetings knew some things, asked for answers and knew Comey was bullshitting him.  Comey defends McCabe who was running the Trump campaign surveillance, leaked and handled the Dossier.  Trump and Reince were testing Comey.  Comey has stated that he leaked his notes in part to increase the chances that a special counsel be appointed.  Sessions caved under the pressure.  It (the Mueller probe) should have never happened.  We know that now as it didn't produce conspiracy charges for Flynn, Page and others.  Comey along with others bought themselves 2 years of cover.  That had to be Comey's goal, to protect his cronies. 

 

Read it. 

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4442900-Ex-FBI-Director-James-Comey-s-memos.html

 

 

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