Look! It's Kurt
Don't know who this could be???
Didn't I get her to bed already?????
Guess what I did today... as if I didn't have enough already loaded. Thanks Beach Runner
Now I have to fix the smilies cause some of them were being lazy, Allifunn the forks were llike thisShould should be
The phone:should be
How about these eyebrows:
Gator bite:
My twenty year old:
What NewfieGirl is suppose to be doing with her siblings soon:
Me at my 'puter sometimes:
I think we have one of these:
What we should never get into ... seriously anyway:
and what I need a lot of:
Sunday...PLEEEEASE!!!!! wait for me to get there...can I borrow a kayak?
Now is this suppose to be a smilie? I guess he is smilin' a bit. Mighty big though .... I mean the pic
Yeah, you're right - definitely the easiest way once someone gets the hang of it. It's easier to demo than to explain in writing.There's millions of smileys - the real art is finding classics to keep.
I'm about to change all y'all's world.......
Drag and Drop.
She has a Masters Degree in Tech Support
Sunday...PLEEEEASE!!!!! wait for me to get there...can I borrow a kayak?
It amazes me that even some college students don't even have any computer skills or typing skills. I would have thought that every person in that age group would have those skills these days."
These students have dropped the course. I mean, if they can't type a colon, they can't compute pi using a Taylor series expansion or recursively generate the Fibonacci series.
Yeah, you're right - definitely the easiest way once someone gets the hang of it. It's easier to demo than to explain in writing.
It amazes me that even some college students don't even have any computer skills or typing skills. I would have thought that every person in that age group would have those skills these days. In an introductory programming class I was giving instructions, and a complete pathname had to be typed. We were using a free (command line) version of Python, and the students had to type
cd c:\python25
There were two students who couldn't find a colon on the keyboard and didn't know the difference between a slash and a backslash. There were several who left out the space. They didn't understand why they need a space. I said, "Well, when you type sentences in English, don't you put a space between the words? And is your name 'John Doe' or 'JohnDoe'? The space makes a difference."
These students have dropped the course. I mean, if they can't type a colon, they can't compute pi using a Taylor series expansion or recursively generate the Fibonacci series.
