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[eldreco]

Hi Kewl,
Sometimes thread conversations get quite long...and sometimes one might offend someone who posted to that thread...when, in fact, you were responding to someone else's reply.

By using the Quote button, you are specifically responding to the post that caused you to reply...so there is no question.  Great feature!  Saves a lot of digging through the rest of the thread.

When the screen comes up, you will see the post that you are responding to...it has a "quote" mark at the beginning and the end.  Your cursor defaults to the end...but if If you click before the first "quote" it will place your cursor there (press Enter to give yourself a little room to type).  This puts your reply in front of the quote...which really helps if you are responding to, say, one of Dan Warren's magnus opus posts!

I use it most often..it takes away the chance of being misinterperted (sorry mispelt!).
best,
El d

[likeike]

hey thanks Eldrico this is the first time I have ever used it and just wanted to say that on your Mispelt I was wondering how you knew I was eating spelt bread.IKE

[eldreco]

Haha!  Ike, speaking of bread...often I will have a toast with my tea...love raspberries - and ordinaily prefer that as the topping.  A few days ago it all started to taste a bit odd...when I mentioned this,my daughter happily informed me that mom was trying out this new garlic and some other ingredient bread (it is so hard to be trendy!)...and she wasn't surpised that it tasted

[likeike]

I hear you Eldrico ...my wife has been big into sourdough starters and I do not like them a lot. She makes a lot of good bread but also is always buying artisan breads. I end up going back to just a basic cheap full of gluten white bread in my food purchases.  when I can .IKE

[braindeadoldguy]

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[peschenlo]

we`ve got more than 300 types of bread in our country. try some more. you`ll find it interesting and may at the end of the day the baverian one will remain your favorite. sport every day might help you to loose weight. my problem is to ignore good glasses of wine every day. at least i keep my weight. nice weekend from Germany

[likeike]

Kudos peschenlo we have good friends in Koln but I never made it as small quarters and 3  teenage girls not my stlyle. My wife has been many times and did visit a brother of their  family in Bavaria My downfall if I went would be the beers and I do not like beers a lot. Guess I have become a snob for Chilean reds and drink my share when we get there. IKE

[peschenlo]

Hey Ike you should try our local beer, named by our city, Klsch. Better than any Pils. If you and your wife once intend to visit Cologne, your are invited. I leave just 10 miles away.

[peschenlo]

Klsch is the name correctly. sorry

[peschenlo]

Koelsch!!!!!!!

[likeike]

My wife loved it.

[likeike]

I have never found a German beer I did not like but I found that true in Chile. In actually all the beer in Chile are made from German immigrants....some that have been their 200 years. If I were to take you their I would take you to the town of Fruitiur that is just down the road from Puerto Monte in the start of the Patagonia. It looks just like Bavarian village all in beautiful log homes.