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Life is hard, but at least it’s short. — E. J. D’Alise (circa 1980)
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It’ll be a long wait until NOVA shows the car . . . LOL!
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That’s one of them jokes that maybe someone born in this century might not get (but they can look it up).
BTW, still running tests. Could you please reply to this comment with “this is a test”? Thank you.
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OK. This is a test
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One more time, please.
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This is another test
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Testing again.
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Thanks, AnnMarie. All that testing is to resolve the why I started getting double notifications for comments.
I contend it’s because WP programmers have their heads inserted in their exhaust port, but they’re insisting it’s because I changed some settings (I haven’t changed settings in years).
All those tests are to prove that recently, they started automatically subscribing me to comments (equivalent to clicking on the “notify me of new comments via email” option below the comment panel) and that I have no control over the result even if I unsubscribe.
To other bloggers: if you have this issue, don’t let them tell you it’s your fault and that you did something to screw it up. It’s them, well documented and proven.
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I don’t like tests. HA.
The funnies got snort-laughs! I remember E Wood, Novas, Kramer vs. Kramer and Seinfeld!
My how times have flown-ed! HA!
Your quote is the bestest quote!
(((HUGS))) and Happy Monday!
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I’ve never had any issue with tests . . . after all, life is one big test.
As mentioned, people born in this century might miss some of the jokes.
And, yes, time has flown . . . and lots of stuff has passed from memory.
I’m doing my best to keep it alive.
Happy day off this Labor Day.
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I was just teasing about the “testing” going on on your post. 🙂
I’ve always done really well on tests…in school and other tests. It’s the medical tests I really don’t like.
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I figured, but my reply has humor so subtle that it’s missed.
But, seriously, I’m actually a huge proponent of medical tests. Well, not just random tests, but if there’s something that needs explaining, I’m all for running tests to either identify or rule out stuff.
That’s how I know that all the stuff I’m feeling is “just old age” instead of something not working right (although some might argue old age is actually ‘something not working right’).
I’m lucky my doctor has the same approach when I mention stuff . . . “Let’s run a test!” he says, and I go, “Yes! Lets!” . . . and then we high-five each other.
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I’m for them…just don’t like them.
Having been born with 3 major health issues I feel like I’ve been tested since day one. 🙂
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Understandable . . . for me, it’s a matter of not knowing half of my genetic history.
Mind you, I agree . . . some of the tests are not very fun, but I’m still up for any tests they want to run.
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That would be tough not knowing for sure about genetic history.
(I’m trying to type this serious comment seriously while I’m still laughing about the “slip-n-slide attraction…” )
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