What made your day a good one?

[TobyC]

Gee... Your bloody fingernail looks BAD!! You've got vertical lines on your fingernails means you've got some serious health problems.

Aging. As you get older, your nails can naturally become ridged, dry, brittle, or thick. This is a normal part of the aging process and one of the most common causes of onychorrhexis.

 

[DesertIguana]

Aging. As you get older, your nails can naturally become ridged, dry, brittle, or thick. This is a normal part of the aging process and one of the most common causes of onychorrhexis.

Well my career was not indoor in cool environment, pencil pushing, or playing hunt n peck on a keyboard. Most of my working career I was outside in the environment, be in sunshine, rain, sleet, snow hair, or in some natural disaster are or big fire. All they took it tole on my body, and mind. The positive was made good money, had lot of fun, met many cool people, and got payed too darn well in process.

Was talking to young guy yesterday about his recent visit to Sandog Cali, asked if he had ever eaten a restaurant there that open in 53 that was sort of unique. I mention going there in 58 for my Birthday Dinner, and he said I rhogut you were young then that. Number he aged me at was 13 year less then age, guess I don't lick at bad in person as @SpeedyPC's Avatar.

 

[Randy]

Well my career was not indoor in cool environment, pencil pushing, or playing hunt n peck on a keyboard. Most of my working career I was outside in the environment, be in sunshine, rain, sleet, snow hair, or in some natural disaster are or big fire. All they took it tole on my body, and mind. The positive was made good money, had lot of fun, met many cool people, and got payed too darn well in process.

Was talking to young guy yesterday about his recent visit to Sandog Cali, asked if he had ever eaten a restaurant there that open in 53 that was sort of unique. I mention going there in 58 for my Birthday Dinner, and he said I rhogut you were young then that. Number he aged me at was 13 year less then age, guess I don't lick at bad in person as @SpeedyPC's Avatar.

The King

 

[TexStubble]

...one of the most common causes of onychorrhexis.

...another trip to the Webster's

 

[Twelvefret]

The small church had its community event yesterday on the hottest day of 2026. I had sent out a text to a friend in charge to suggest folks begin to hydrate 48 hours before and perhaps they did. A few had to go inside, but later returned. The neighborhood reception was positive.

 

[Randy]

The small church had its community event yesterday on the hottest day of 2026. I had sent out a text to a friend in charge to suggest folks begin to hydrate 48 hours before and perhaps they did. A few had to go inside, but later returned. The neighborhood reception was positive.

Do they shave there religiously?

 

[Twelvefret]

Do they shave there religiously?

I've never asked.

 

[DesertIguana]

Gotbto play One Pocket today, played 4 GAMES won THREE. The one I lost I know why, I let me concentration down.

 

[Chris]

Just to remind everyone that name-calling will not be tolerated. If a particular member gets your back up there is an ignore button which will stop you from seeing their posts.

 

[Chris]

You've got vertical lines on your fingernails means you've got some serious health problems.

That's not true, they're very common and usually harmless.

 

[Randy]

Just to remind everyone that name-calling will not be tolerated. If a particular member gets your back up there is an ignore button which will stop you from seeing their posts.

What is name calling?
To call someone "SpeedyPC"?
Yeah definitely this is an insult.

 

[Chris]

What is name calling?
To call someone "SpeedyPC"?
Yeah definitely this is an insult.

In this instance, calling another member a troll.

 

[Twelvefret]

Yes, ignoring them is an option, but more importantly, those that fit the definition of an internet troll being allowed to continue disrupts the flow of information, discussion as well lessening the value of the forum. If a potential vendor takes notice, they may not want an association.

 

[Chris]

Yes, ignoring them is an option, but more importantly, those that fit the definition of an internet troll being allowed to continue disrupts the flow of information, discussion as well lessening the value of the forum. If a potential vendor takes notice, they may not want an association.

If someone breaks the forum rules they will be dealt with. If you can't ignore them you risk running afoul of the rules yourself.

We try to take a light-touch approach but personal attacks will not be tolerated.

 

[Randy]

If someone breaks the forum rules they will be dealt with. If you can't ignore them you risk running afoul of the rules yourself.

But I sometimes post irrelevant things in different threads.