Good Old Times

Lannie said:
How come when I reply to something, it shows in my post as "View attachment," but when Wolfie posts, it shows the actual picture in her reply. Am I doing it wrong?
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I suspect it has something to do with the number of replies you have in a post. Wolfie is only replying to one post at a time. You're replying to multiple in a single post.
 
Jimi said:
I am seein double posts for your last 2 posts, are mine comin out that way too and not showin on mine?
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I don't know what you mean, but I didn't double post.

As for the pictures in replies, obviously Wolfie has some sort of secret code, and I think we should tie her up and throw her in the closet until she tells us what it is!
 
Lannie said:
I don't know what you mean, but I didn't double post.

As for the pictures in replies, obviously Wolfie has some sort of secret code, and I think we should tie her up and throw her in the closet until she tells us what it is!
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Maybe it was a forum quirk, I was seein double posts on 2 of your posts but they aren't that way now :rolleyes:
 

This is Spike, the real dog who inspired Charles Schulz’s Snoopy.
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Charles M. Schulz’s childhood dog Spike, a black-and-white mixed breed, became the main inspiration for Snoopy. In 1937, Schulz’s drawing of Spike appeared in Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, marking his first published drawing. Peanuts debuted on October 2, 1950, and Snoopy appeared two days later, beginning one of comics’ most beloved legacies.

References:
Charles M. Schulz Museum:Timeline of Spike, Schulz’s first published drawing, and Snoopy’s inspiration.
Charles M. Schulz Museum:Biography covering Schulz’s childhood dog Spike and his early cartooning career.
HISTORY:Peanuts facts covering Snoopy’s 1950 debut and inspiration from Schulz’s dog Spike.

May be an image of text that says 'THIS IS THE ORIGINAL SNOOPY WITH ITS OWNER, CHARLES SCHULZ.'
 
On a personal note, just one of my favorite memories was when I was a kid every yard was raked of leaves and always piled at the curb and burnt. The smoke filled the air with the aroma that used to be fall. For a little kid makin a fire was a big thing.
Now if you were to try that you have the fire department, EPA, and the police at your door to chew you out and give you a ticket :(
I like the good old ways
 
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