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shydragon
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This Howdy all should take you to Lumberjocks.
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Hey, it worked. I always wondered how that was done.
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JPG40504 wrote:TRY ME I won't tell!:D

JPG]TRY ME[/URL] in your post where did you expect it to take me?

I was surprised that it took me to yahoo.com.
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dusty wrote:JPG]TRY ME[/URL] in your post where did you expect it to take me?

I was surprised that it took me to yahoo.com.
YEP That was the intention. I was being challenged to demonstrate I could do it. Yahoo was an arbitrary destination!:D
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JPG40504 wrote:YEP That was the intention. I was being challenged to demonstrate I could do it. Yahoo was an arbitrary destination!:D
OK...works for me
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I am amazed at how long this accidental thread has become!:eek:
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