I didn't do it.

[graciegirl]

I did NOT break this forum. It was Bill.
Admin? Are you out to lunch?

Helllllllllllllllllllp!

I am going into withdrawal.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

There! Got it all fixed for you, Gracie. "Pardon the interruption......" :1rotfl:

Bill :wave:

[2BNTV]

There! Got it all fixed for you, Gracie. "Pardon the interruption......" :1rotfl:

Bill :wave:

Are you talking about the ESPN show - PTI :1rotfl:

BTW - Does anybody know what happened?

[Taltarzac725]

At least, it was not also raining!

[CaptJohn]

BTW - Does anybody know what happened?

I think it was a kernel of Bill's popcorn that got stuck in the high voltage relay causing it to lock and therefore not transmit messages properly. Since Bill said he fixed it then I'm betting he was involved and having Gracie upset certainly got him moving on it! :laugh:

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Wasn't the popcorn itself but the goo that passes for the butter that messed the do-hickey up for a bit. All better now!

:popcorn:

Bill :wave:

[thistrucksforyou]

Wasn't the popcorn itself but the goo that passes for the butter that messed the do-hickey up for a bit. All better now!

:popcorn:

Bill :wave:

HE SAID DO HICKEY !:1rotfl:

[Dancing Queen]

Gracie, glad you are back, hope none of the Goo oozed into your computer do-hickey.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Fortunately, it just put the do-hickey on the fritz for a short while. We'd have all been REALLY upset if that goo would've gotten into the gizmo.........it'd have been 'lights out'!!!

:pepper2:

Bill :)

[Pturner]

Gee, and all this time I thought Memason fixed it by creating an app for that.

[coralway]

somebody forgot to feed the gerbil.....

[asianthree]

gerbils took out the kia:pepper2:

[Bill-n-Brillo]

gerbils took out the kia:pepper2:

Not the gerbils.......it was the hamsters! :)

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Bill :wave:

[jblum315]

Glad it's fixed. Severe withdrawal suffered. I know Gracie had something to do with it but she'll never tell.
Or maybe it was Lake Weir Living. dum-dee-da-dum.

[jblum315]

I'm sure the black bear in Winifred had something to do with it.

[jackz]

Made me as nervous as a gerbil in a key west pet store not having TOTV...

[asianthree]

running very slow today..gues the site is taking a vaca

[uujudy]

Sunspots?
I blame everything on sunspots. :p

[CaptJohn]

Sunspots?
I blame everything on sunspots. :p

Could be. There been something on the news about that lately.

[Trish Crocker]

HE SAID DO HICKEY !:1rotfl:

:a20:

[uujudy]

Could be. There been something on the news about that lately.

You betcha! And today we almost had another X-class flare. :22yikes:

"EARTH-DIRECTED X-FLARE: Big sunspot AR1520 erupted on July 12th around 16:53 UT, producing an X-class solar flare and hurling a CME directly toward Earth. Forecasters expect the cloud to arrive on July 14th. Its impact could spark moderate to severe geomagnetic storms, allowing auroras to be seen at lower latitudes than usual. Check SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids (http://spaceweather.com) for more information and updates."

And then today. "Sunspot complex AR1520-1521 erupted again on July 19th, this time producing an M7-class solar flare that almost crossed the threshold into X-territory. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the extreme ultraviolet flash. The explosion produced a bright coronal mass ejection. The cloud should miss Earth. (They said 'should')

"Although the explosion occured on the other side of the sun's western limb, our planet could feel some effects. The blast site is magnetically connected to Earth by backward-spiralling lines of magnetic force. Protons accelerated by the flare are being guided to us by those lines of magnetism, and a mild radiation storm is underway."

Get out the tinfoil hats and the do hickeys. :p

[graciegirl]

You betcha! And today we almost had another X-class flare. :22yikes:

"EARTH-DIRECTED X-FLARE: Big sunspot AR1520 erupted on July 12th around 16:53 UT, producing an X-class solar flare and hurling a CME directly toward Earth. Forecasters expect the cloud to arrive on July 14th. Its impact could spark moderate to severe geomagnetic storms, allowing auroras to be seen at lower latitudes than usual. Check SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids (http://spaceweather.com) for more information and updates."

And then today. "Sunspot complex AR1520-1521 erupted again on July 19th, this time producing an M7-class solar flare that almost crossed the threshold into X-territory. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the extreme ultraviolet flash. The explosion produced a bright coronal mass ejection. The cloud should miss Earth. (They said 'should')

"Although the explosion occured on the other side of the sun's western limb, our planet could feel some effects. The blast site is magnetically connected to Earth by backward-spiralling lines of magnetic force. Protons accelerated by the flare are being guided to us by those lines of magnetism, and a mild radiation storm is underway."

Get out the tinfoil hats and the do hickeys. :p

As you can see, she is just not another pretty face. No blonde jokes about her!:clap2:
Plus she is danged nice and hysterically funny. o.k. I'm done.