The 11th official Random Fire Pole Discussion For TPBM (11)

Hey Jamie....

Halfway through the day and I'm bushed already...

I am just getting mine started.

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #5891268
I am just getting mine started.

Unfortunately, I'm over 4 hours into my day, and it is not quite 7:00 yet.

G'mae all. Getting started here with a sick kid he was supposed to go on an ice skating trip with camp but has been up all night vomiting and such...yay.

Heck, I've been tired all day for the last few days!

Skrim17 wrote in post #5891363
G'mae all. Getting started here with a sick kid he was supposed to go on an ice skating trip with camp but has been up all night vomiting and such...yay.

Gaa. Sorry to hear that, Crissa.

Hope it's not catching - Nathan's due to go on camp witht he Cub Scouts this weekend - they're doing a 14 mile figure of 8 walk over two days

How's Nathan's legs doing Mark? Fine, I hope.
14 miles is normally not too much over two days.

Morning folks.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #5890848
What were the thinkin', or not.........
CLICK

Looks like insurance is gonna be real busy for that driver. Good thing no one else was underneath....it crushed the whole side of the pickup too.

Miniflash wrote in post #5890897
Gmae good people
Hey I finally fixed my Pc ...yay pats self on back
Its a beautuful day in the neighborhood
Where has Crissa been? or have I not been reading all .A pic of
Terri and intrestling enough Permi 's name was there in this .lol

Morning Deb. Funny pic....looks like Terri has some back up singers

Skrim17 wrote in post #5891363
G'mae all. Getting started here with a sick kid he was supposed to go on an ice skating trip with camp but has been up all night vomiting and such...yay.

Poor Eli. Hope he gets to feeling better.....chicken soup time.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #5891394
How's Nathan's legs doing Mark? Fine, I hope.
14 miles is normally not too much over two days.

Thanks, Jim. Yes, his legs are doing fairly well since the Botox injections last month. He has a lot more flexibility in his heels etc - now it's a case of making sure that he exercises them - 14 miles should do that nicely. They do have checkpoints all along the route so if anyone can't manage it, they can be taken back to the campsite.

Hi Bobert.

Hi Mark....I think a 14 mile walk will do very well for his legs too....however, I probably wouldn't make it. I'd be stopping too often taking pictures probably and then by the end of the 2nd day they would say lets go after only maybe 7 miles .

I've done a few 14 mile hikes with a full pack on my back with a weeks gear, though this was many, many years ago. Two summers ago, I did just over 10 miles with a full pack (and camera gear) with lots of elevation gain, and it almost killed me.

Mgdh wrote in post #5888141
Hey Firefox users!!!!

Version 3 is out and it supports colour management!

https://addons.mozilla​.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6891 (hope that link works, I had to log in as it's and 'experimental' plugin at present)

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #5888361
Sounds good. I did not know there was a V3.0 of Firefox out. I guess it is not an upgrade then, but a whole new version? If I were to load it would it use all my settings, bookmarks, add-ons, and the such?

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #5889126
Wow, Firefox V3.0 sure does seem a whole lot faster for me.

I've started off on the beta version of firefox 3 a good few months ago. It is much better/faster than the previous version. Good stuff

I started with the beta as well but haven't tried to download the 'new' version.

I just tried the new version here on my Windows PC. I don't like it as much as IE7 - it's trying to be too pretty for my taste and I don't like what it does to my fonts (web pages are harder to read).

Although, saying that, I've got it on my Mac and like it there (I found a skin that I liked).

Hahahaha, this add-on is for the crazy...

https://addons.mozilla​.org/en-US/firefox/addon/974