I interpret this as ,
It's time to get yourself some popcorn and begin decorating the Christmas trees.
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It's time to get yourself some popcorn and begin decorating the Christmas trees.
Figgy1
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James is convinced he'll be able to pick up freezer meals from us. roflmao. He knows how to cook well enough to survive and he has my gravy recipe
MinnieM123
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Sorry, zero interest: a big turnOFF to me.
SteveBrickNJ
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Well then I will refrain from posting. Have a good day.
FutureCEO
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Thanks. All are phone pics. I left my camera at home. I can even take out people if I wanted to in my pictures which sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
I have no idea on most building names so I'm at a lost
For tall older buildings....my favorite is the Chrysler Building and the Woolworth building
For tall new buildings. The new JP Morgan building is nice and I like 8 Spruce Street.
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FutureCEO
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I had to Google 8 Spruce. I don’t know the Financial District at all … we’re Midtown people. 8 Spruce was designed by Canadian born Frank Gehry, who also designed the Walt Disney Concert Hall.Thanks. All are phone pics. I left my camera at home. I can even take out people if I wanted to in my pictures which sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
I have no idea on most building names so I'm at a lost
For tall older buildings....my favorite is the Chrysler Building and the Woolworth building
For tall new buildings. The new JP Morgan building is nice and I like 8 Spruce Street.
I’m a little more familiar with the Wentworth Building. Every hop on/hop off bus tour we’ve ever done goes right by it.
The San Remo built by Emery Roth famously sits across from Central Park, and is featured in the NYC montage shown when Judge Judy returns from commercial break.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Knowing Minnie, I’m quite sure she simply meant that AI is not for her - not that she doesn’t want you to post. I guarantee no offence was intended.
I found it very interesting, even though I too, am steering as far away from AI as I possibly can. Doesn’t mean that I didn’t appreciate seeing you work the AI magic.
SteveBrickNJ
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Totally agree that she would never want to offend me.
I DID think that she didn't want to view any more posts on the AI topic though.
If that is true, then she would not be alone.
Therefore I will happily continue to participate here....I only meant that I will cease to post on the AI topic
Wow, that is spookily accurate.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
? Why would you stop posting about a topic you're interested in? You asked what others in the thread thought of AI, and I responded. (I never suggested any halt to the topic, as others may be as interested as you are. I may bypass those discussions in the future, but am still interested in various other topics that you, and others, share here.)
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Mine as well -- one of a kind; gorgeous design.
Train cancelled after squirrels board and ‘refuse to leave’
Aggressive rodents cause ‘pandemonium’ in Surrey as they attack passengers and force route to end prematurely
www.telegraph.co.uk
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Thanks, Jennifer. That is exactly correct (even if you spelled offense as "offence")!
Just saw your post above, Steve. All is well -- post away, whatever you want to.Totally agree that she would never want to offend me.
I DID think that she didn't want to view any more posts on the AI topic though.
If that is true, then she would not be alone.
Therefore I will happily continue to participate here....I only meant that I will cease to post on the AI topic
And we will forgive you for spelling offence as offenseThanks, Jennifer. That is exactly correct (even if you spelled offense as "offence")!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
That's offensive.And we will forgive you for spelling offence as offense
I didn't mean to cause offenceThat's offensive.
Figgy1
Premium Member
HUGS the falling in I did read in a book,, lots of things about falling and a short mention of things falling on you. Weird what you can remember from a book read forever ago. The rest was sadly easy to guess DOUBLE HUGS
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
We still speak the King’s English up here. Offence and defence.Thanks, Jennifer. That is exactly correct (even if you spelled offense as "offence")!
Just saw your post above, Steve. All is well -- post away, whatever you want to.
Practice - as a noun.
Practise - as a verb.
I’m sure there are more examples, but the boss is on his way here and I should endeavour to look busy.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
NM - that’s not his SUV driving by.
Some nouns ending in “-ce” in Britain and Canada (e.g. “offence”, defence”, “pretence”) are spelled with “-se” in American (e.g. “offense”, “defense”, “pretense”).
Some nouns ending in “-ce” in Britain and Canada which have a related verb ending in “-se” (e.g. “practice” / “practise”, “licence” / “license”) lose that distinction in American usage (“practice” is used for both noun and verb, “license” is used for both noun and verb).
Derivatives (e.g. “defensive”, “offensive”, “pretension”) are generally spelled with an “s” in both countries.
More examples here of how y’all do it wrong.
| “-ce” / “-se”: |
Some nouns ending in “-ce” in Britain and Canada which have a related verb ending in “-se” (e.g. “practice” / “practise”, “licence” / “license”) lose that distinction in American usage (“practice” is used for both noun and verb, “license” is used for both noun and verb).
Derivatives (e.g. “defensive”, “offensive”, “pretension”) are generally spelled with an “s” in both countries.
More examples here of how y’all do it wrong.