narrow gauge nuclear Lotsa' folks out exploring this new world. I have been so focused on the forums I haven't roamed much outside left and right of them! This post alerted me to the little icons of who is actually signed in currently. I know this feature was always at the top of my wish list here. No body mentioned Casablanca! Of course Raines was a supporting role in that. I just look and feel older n' dirt Richard
Lotsa' folks out exploring this new world. I have been so focused on the forums I haven't roamed much outside left and right of them! This post alerted me to the little icons of who is actually signed in currently. I know this feature was always at the top of my wish list here.
No body mentioned Casablanca! Of course Raines was a supporting role in that.
I just look and feel older n' dirt
Richard
And everyone's over-looking his GREATEST role: Prince John in the 1938 classic The Adventures of Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn
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Claude???...Claude???...(Watch out for any dancing pajamas, fellas. )
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Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
'Looks like they've fixed it. Sorry,Claude,you're outta here!
Mike (Still in Denver,CO.)
If I can't fix it, I can fix it so it can't be fixed
Mike,
Yea, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington is a very good Capra movie. As relevant today as it was back then. Not much different either.
Tom
When I think of Claude Raines, Marlon, I think of two roles: Invisible Man and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. He also starred in a 40s version of the Phantom of the Opera. And, no - I'm NOT "older 'n dirt".
Tom: I'm not "older n dirt" either, but maybe my mind's already going...I'd forgotten all about "Mr. Smith".
And Marlon - I never ring the bell. I always knock loudly,'cause if I'm in the basement I can't hear the bell...
Mike
Medina1128 I wonder how many people caught the "Invisible Man" reference... If you remember Claude Rains in that role, you're probably older 'n dirt.
I wonder how many people caught the "Invisible Man" reference... If you remember Claude Rains in that role, you're probably older 'n dirt.
In the users on line box to the right shows 12 users on line, when I click the see all, only 9 show up.
Whats with that?
I discovered that phenomenon, too, Mike. Weird. Sometimes I'm there; sometimes I'm not. Perhaps that's just confirming that I'm not all there.
I wonder how many people caught the "Invisible Man" reference... If you remember Claude Rains in that role, you're probably older 'n dirt. I know I AM! Frankly, I don't understand why you'd be checking to see if you're online; reminds me of ringing your doorbell to see if you're home. But, maybe that's just me.
Marlon
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I don't think it is working right. I only found myself on-line once out of over a half dozen times and that time I was gone in less than a minute.
I tried to sell my two cents worth, but no one would give me a plug nickel for it.
I don't have a leg to stand on.
Kind of interesting...
I sign in,check out "Who is on line",not me! Then, about ten minutes later,Poof!,there I am. A few minutes after that,Poof!, I'm gone again.
I pledge to use these powers only for good.
Mike (Still in Denver,Co Poof! or not...)