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Sparky

Why WOULD you want to be able to able to be on the forum and not have your name show up?

If you want to lurk, you can certainly do that without signing in.  However, if you are signed in why wouldn't you want anyone to know? 

Just curious...

Paula

Talk too us Spunky.
Us kids need playmates.

My nickname was Sparky in the college days, but thats because I was a real live wire and the life of the party. At least I thought so.   LOL 

                                                                    Kevin

Yea right, Kevin.
I suspect you got that name for your willingness too "spark one up".
I would guess that you had more than a few seed holes in your t-shirts. ;)

Now we're getting down to the stems and seeds!

buttlint wrote:

Maybe people just mistook him  for Clark Griswald.

robmints wrote:

 Better than being Cousin Eddie. 

She's a beaute Clark

Can't post anything about Christmas vaction without posting a pic from this scene ..........gettin a little hooter, I mean hotter in here.

Tell me Marshall, do you watch TV on your computer like I do?  That shot resolution looks familiar. 

AJace wrote:
AJace, I woudn't know how, computer dummy here. I got those shot's off Google.

ATI's AIW makes it possible.  Let me know if you're interested and I might have able to get a great price for you.

I'm not even to Novice yet. How does the TV signal get into your computer? Do you watch it live, so to speak, just like using an antenna, cable or sat? Or, do have to record the program to your hard drive first? Is it simple as a "TV" graphics card plugging into your computer and it now becomes a TV with your monitor as the screen. Can you select channels just like on a TV? If you have a cable modem, like I do, do you get all the channels you get on the cable service you have? For example, I get 900 cable channels in my home on my TV's, the same cable company is who I use for my cable modem, obviously. Does that same TV service come through your computer now?

As you can see, I know nothing.