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Another shot, more carefully done This time I made notes in an editor: 1.) Imperial at 1323 CST. First two posts yellow, all the rest are blue because I set them that way earlier today. 2.) click yellow button thread 42453. Positions to reply #9 in the thread.  Return to forum list via the...

Picture 3 of 3 Now my memory is fuzzy, I should have written down the steps.  What I think I did was to go to "As the Tub Turns" forum list, then return to "Super".  I read the thread about the '57 Chevy (32482) and once I returned to "Super", the threads below it had reverted to red "Wash". ...

Picture 2 of 3 So now I set all the threads in "Super" to blue "Spin".

Picture 1 of 3 I came back to Super from Deluxe to check whether Robert had replied.  Clicked on the yellow button to read the thread.  Saw Robert unable to reproduce.  Went back to forum list using one of the various "Super" links. (I got out of the habit of using the back arrow on this site a...

Drat The "set all read" function has a problem. This happened to me in more than one forum, but for reporting purposes I will use this one.   I set all the posts to "read" and all the buttons changed to blue "Spin" as expected.  Went away, came back, and decided to read this thread from the...

Thank You, Robert I am not an artist, nor can I fake it very well with a computer.

How much was restored? I don't see the enhanced message format options bar in Firefox.

Coal chute door Newer houses than ours (built 1942) in our neighborhood had these kinds of doors. My aunt had one, she lived a couple blocks away. Our coal went in through one of the basement windows. My memory is really unclear here, I recall that the entire window and frame came out. That...

I never heard of Andrea televisions here in Detroit Neither did I.  When we got our first TV in the early 50s, we went to some place on Joseph Campau and got a Muntz TV.  This was probably because the price was right.  I remember driving home with it in the trunk of the '46 Mercury and me being...

I bought a JC Penney washer in 1978 and gave it away 2005 when I got the Fridgemore F/L.  In all that time the only repair was replacement of a seized pump.  I walked into the appliance parts place with the pump in my hand, and before I reached the counter the guy behind it had a new one up and...

Our coal came from a little company in Detroit. My mother worked for them at home as a book-keeper, and we all knew everyone in the office from frequent trips there. I was quite small then, probably not yet in school. The office was filled with curious and interesting stuff (then, probably...

So I did the shift-refresh on the home page and saw the new layout. I clicked on "Daily Double" to see what that was. After realizing I had to mouse down to the link for the picture of the day, I clicked on that. It showed me the woman looking into the washer. Then, clicked on the smiling...

I see one of these driving around down here in Tucson. The guy has that white lettering on the back window. It says "Throw Your Weight Around". Yours appears to be in better condition.

Shaking the Grates We got rid of our coal furnace in 1960, so these memories are 50+ years old. Clinkers were the solid stuff left over after the coal had burned. I think in commercial power plants the same stuff is called "slag". The furnace had a large lever on the front, with a vertical...

HOW I LOVE COLOR, Find that in Post# 483575, Reply# 31. Too freakin hard to read.

one option is for the 2140 and the other is for the 2940 Bingo!

I seldom use the "Latest Posts/My Posts" feature because my color vision is also impaired. (as is Countryguy's) All those pastel streaks are meaningless. The new trumpet shaped thing that replaced Discuss-O-Mat at the top of the forum pages appears to me thus: in the center is a yellow area...

National Public Radio ran a story this morning about the disappearance of phosphates from dishwasher detergent, and the poor results it was causing. They quoted some lady who said she has compensated by buying TrisodiumPhosphate (TSP) and adding it to the detergent. Now I recall that TSP is...

Red Rose Tea, Red Rose Tea... That jingle leapt back into my head when I read the subject line. I remember it from Detroit when I was growing up. They had a TV commercial with monkeys or chimps drinking the tea. Regarding Folger's Mrs. Olsen, her accent always reminded me of one of my aunts...