Poll, do you view signatures?

[bruce-r]

Just wondering what other people do. Personally, I don't care to view signatures, even though I do have one.

[Krazy Kruizers]

I rarely read them - some of them are very long.

[Sundiego]

I have a fast (cable) internet connection. But I turned them off a few months ago when this site was experiencing very sluggish response time. It sped things up then and I got used to the uncluttered look.

[peaches from georgia]

No, I don't anymore. Turned them off a long time ago when so many became unreasonable in length. The board loads faster and is so much easier to read without so many 'past cruises, future cruises, favorite cruises, glitter sigs, countdown clocks, pictures, logos', etc., most of which is of interest only to the poster her/himself.

[sail7seas]

I don't read the lists of cruises.....past or future. Neither short lists nor very lengthy lists.
I sometimes look at cute/unusual/fun images but the overlarge displays that go on for many inches, I never look at. I scroll past them as fast as possible.

[tomc]

I don't mind a short sig (next cruise, etc), but when people started listing their life history, that was it; I turned the option off. I just have mail info in mine.

[arzz]

I did not answer the poll because my response is not a choice. I can only see the signatures when I am not logged in -- I do not know why, nor have I particularly looked around to see if it is a preference that I can change. I would, however, be curious to know if it is a changeable preference.

I also cannot add icons to my text at any place, only at the top by the title -- again, I do not know if it is a preference, or if it has to do with my browser, or what.

At the present time I am using Safari on an anitquated old iMac, as my eleven month old power book that has always been a bit spooky went into "hard drive failure" a few days ago and is currently in intensive care getting a hard drive transplant.

I would be interested in knowing and trying some new things once my ailing computer has received its new brain.

[TravlinFun4Me]

To some degree, I think the signatures, tag lines and upcoming cruise graphics help posters to get to know one another. And, they can provide some perspective on the advice offered. For example, some signatures tell you that the poster has significant cruising experience which, for me, adds authenticity and weight to their comments or advice. I like the links to reviews and photos. Some folks have wonderful photo albums!

On the other hand, I have seen some upcoming cruise graphics (not on HAL board) that have a very distracting flashing neon quality which I don’t care for. Some of the very large graphics and glitter signatures seem a little overdone.

I have DSL, and rarely experience slow loading, so I probably wouldn’t turn off the signatures. But – I am a newbie – that opinion could change. :)

[Grumpy1]

My choice isn't among the answers. i neither like nor dislike them , but I do leave them on unless I'm travelling and using slow connections... like on HAL ships:(

[RuthC]

My option wasn't listed---it's "no, because I simply don't like them".
When I read CC without signing on I see all that I'm "missing". Then I promptly sign on.

[Grumpy1]

I did not answer the poll because my response is not a choice. I can only see the signatures when I am not logged in -- I do not know why, nor have I particularly looked around to see if it is a preference that I can change. I would, however, be curious to know if it is a changeable preference.
If you are not logged in, CC doesn't know who you are, so the display is the board "default" display, which is "show signatures". After you log in, the settings you have chosen in "user CP" determine how the pages display. You have the "show signatures" option turned off if the signatures do not display after you log in.

Down below the box where you type your responses is a section labeled "additional Options" ( you might have to scroll down to see it. There is a box there "disable smilies in text" that is probably checked and is keeping the smilies from showing in your posts.

[arzz]

Thanks for the response -- but "smilies are on" is how I am configured. I will check out the signatures.

Thanks again.

[arzz]

Odd -- but when I go to "User CP" I do not have an option to show or not show signatures. I do have an option to edit my own signature -- but not to alter the display options.....unless I am just missing the obvious.

[Grumpy1]

Odd -- but when I go to "User CP" I do not have an option to show or not show signatures. I do have an option to edit my own signature -- but not to alter the display options.....unless I am just missing the obvious.user cp>edit options> check the box for "show signatures" Show avatars and show images is also there.

[arzz]

I apologize -- I did find the display options and once more I am enjoying full signatures as well as enhanced text options:eek:

Wow -- I now have to experiment with my new powers of communication -- I always wondered how the rest of you seem to do the colors, bold text, fonts, etc.:D -- There are even more smilies available now -- do I feel technically stupid for missing this before......

[arzz]

I could become insufferable if I can make this work:D however, I haven't figured it out yet

[RuthC]

Nice try, but no cigar.
arzz, to change the font style/size/color in any given post you have to do it each time. (that is unless I totally missed something over the last two years.)
There's a testing board on CC where you can practice all sorts of tricks.

But, hey! Isn't it good to know that you're not insufferable! :D

[arzz]

I am going to have to go to the testing board -- when I select the font, color, etc, it displays text that indicates that I have done so, but does not change the text in any way. Back to the drawing board.

[LAFFNVEGAS]

I definitely do not dislike them. I find them informative such as our friend Grumpy, if he did not have in his signature his count down I would not know that he was leaving on the Rotterdam in just 19 days:) This way I can wish him and Slinkie and early Bon Voyage:D

[the2ofus]

I like to know something about the person posting, but some of the signatures are so long that I just don't bother looking at them. I do like to know if someone has a cruise coming up soon, though.

[Aussie Gal]

I like them for my own use. Each time I view C.C. I can see how many more days we have before we cruise.

I usually don't look at anyone else's signature. I usually just read the post.

Jennie

[RevNeal]

I find them helpful for getting to know people. They also add some personality and color to the board. Avatars do that too, but there's only so much that can be done with an avatar, and sometimes what one puts in a signature can be helpful in other ways (like count-down clocks to cruises ... one's own or someone else's). I don't normally bother reading a signature every time I read someone's post, but if it's someone new and they have a signature I do note it and what it says about them.

Mine is a simple one ... I give a link to my website where my photos can be found. I give a notice to my upcoming cruises (no clocks anymore) and a banner for the Spamdam cruise. That's about it (right now).

[Grumpy1]

Gee, Arzz, I don't know what your doing wrong, of course, I never use the different FONTS, or sizes, or Colors, So i don't know what you are doing wrong. Maybe go back to user cp andmake sure that full WYSIWYG editing is turned on...

[boomerSexyK]

I kinda enjoy them. Of course we've only been around for about 9 mos., maybe we'll get tired of them. We do have a cable connection, so load time isn't a bother. Usually don't read all the history cruises, but do like to see who's got what coming up:cool:

[Grumpy1]

I definitely do not dislike them. I find them informative such as our friend Grumpy, if he did not have in his signature his count down I would not know that he was leaving on the Rotterdam in just 19 days:) This way I can wish him and Slinkie and early Bon Voyage:D Thanks, Lisa. and it's only 13 days until we head to London for a week precruise. Time goes fast when you're having fun... but it sure drags when you're waiting for the start of a vacation, doesn't it?:D

[arzz]

[SIZE="5"][FONT="Arial Black"]your point is well taken -- I have turned on WYSIWYG -- [COLOR="Magenta"][FONT="Impact"-- have again chosen fonts and colors -- if I am seeing what I am going to get I am still seeing plain old font and plain black color -- even though I am supposed to be typing in magenta impact. -- (I even lowered myself to get advice from my DH who is our resident techie) I will have to see how this posts -- could it be my browser? Using Safari -- there is a warning about that.....I guess I am doomed to be ordinary and boring

[Grumpy1]

[size="5"][font="Arial Black"]your point is well taken -- I have turned on WYSIWYG -- [color="Magenta"][FONT="Impact"-- have again chosen fonts and colors -- if I am seeing what I am going to get I am still seeing plain old font and plain black color -- even though I am supposed to be typing in magenta impact. -- (I even lowered myself to get advice from my DH who is our resident techie) I will have to see how this posts -- could it be my browser? Using Safari -- there is a warning about that.....I guess I am doomed to be ordinary and boringBill Gates is out to get you, I think.:eek: We'll just use our imagination and put in what we each feel is the appropriate sizefont and color for your posts:p

[arzz]

:eek: Leaving my thoughts to the imaginations of others makes me feel so....exposed!

Thanks anyway for trying to help.:)

[elmorejj]

I turned them off months ago, don`t have the time nor care to scroll down pages of peoples history. I like to keep everything short and sweet.......jean:cool:

[jhannah]

I bypass them. Since I have a cable connection, sigs don't slow me down to any degree. I neither like nor dislike the sigs, but prefer to not have to scroll down six inches to get to the next post.

[Krazy Kruizers]

You do have problems!;)

[Krazy Kruizers]

I know that in the future I will not be putting anything in my signature pertaining future cruises since the majority don't read them, have turned off the signatures and could care less what some of us are doing.

Thanks for the head's up on that subject.

[cruisinjudy]

I have a MacAnd I use SafariIn order to get all the changes at once you do have to be creative. I think[/FONT]

[cruisinjudy]

There, see, I goofed it up! Your words have to go in the middle of the things that change the font and such.

[Sunshine91]

I like seeing them - as others have written, it lets us "get to know each other." Also, it gives us our "cruise cred." After reading someone's posts for a few times, I do start to scroll thru them. But someone new, yes, I most likely will pause to look at their history.

When folks start to have 20, 30, 40, etc. cruises, it's really nice when they group them by some type of category such as cruiseline or destination. Thank you.

The very large glitter names get to be a bit much & if several cruises are booked with a countdown clock for each, that does take up a significant amount of space. The additional, non-cruise graphics are annoying as they too take up space.

I didn't know there was an option to not view sigs. I've often wondered about that since at times posters have asked questions of each other regarding upcoming cruises & I've thought - huh? just look at their sig, it's right there. Also, I regularly read the fashion board. I've noticed there that a lot of the posters don't even have sigs.

[HeatherInFlorida]

I love them and have them turned on. It helps me recognize the people I know and I like some of the creativity. I want to emphasize the word "some", not all. Some people get carried away.

Also, if you're insightful you can gather a lot about a person by their signature;) .

I have to admit I'm confused by those of you who say you don't like them and don't view them, but still have a signature. Something strange in that in my mind. If you don't enjoy other's signatures, why in the world would you think they would enjoy yours?:)

Incidently, there is no difference at all in how a page loads whether I have them turned on or off. I've tried it both ways ... no difference.

To each his own.

[cands]

I especially like to see what cruises people have done, and what they are doing, so I always leave them on.

[Grumpy1]

Incidently, there is no difference at all in how a page loads whether I have them turned on or off. I've tried it both ways ... no difference.

To each his own.Go on a dialup connection and see if it makes a difference. It will! When we went on the world cruise, I turned off the signatures, avatars, and graphics. Yes I missed them, but pages loaded sooooooooo slow on the onboard connection that I did not want any extra stuff to slow it down more.

There have been several times that a poster asked a question but left out a little detail, like what ship or when they were sailing that would affect the answer to the question. By looking at the signature I could fill in the blanks and give a better answer.

[Slinkiecat]

Thank you too, Lisa, for displaying your cruises in your signature. We appreciate your acknowledging our upcoming cruises, which is the reason we display them in our signatures. So many experienced cruisers have links to their photos and reviews on their signatures, and a lot of us benefit from them.

We're about to do final shopping and then packing for our Baltic cruise.

Slinkie

[Sunshine91]

I have to admit I'm confused by those of you who say you don't like them and don't view them, but still have a signature. Something strange in that in my mind. If you don't enjoy other's signatures, why in the world would you think they would enjoy yours?:)


THANK YOU!

[bruce-r]

I have to admit I'm confused by those of you who say you don't like them and don't view them, but still have a signature. Something strange in that in my mind. If you don't enjoy other's signatures, why in the world would you think they would enjoy yours?:)
I don't view the signatures, but as you have noted, SOME people like them, so why would I not have a short signature for them to see? I don't understand why I shouldn't have a signature because I don't view them. The signature isn't for me, it is for others to see.

[Aussie Gal]

Go on a dialup connection and see if it makes a difference. It will! When we went on the world cruise, I turned off the signatures, avatars, and graphics. Yes I missed them, but pages loaded sooooooooo slow on the onboard connection that I did not want any extra stuff to slow it down more.
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so I am used to the loading of the page. The signatures do not worry me at all regarding the slowness. I have learnt to just be patient. :)

Jennie

[chasetf]

So performance is not an issue. I like to see folks past history to understand their experience and opinions.

[Grumpy1]

so I am used to the loading of the page. The signatures do not worry me at all regarding the slowness. I have learnt to just be patient. :)

JennieAh, yes, Jennie, but when paying by the minute, my patience wears thin very quickly!:)

[HeatherInFlorida]

Grumpy, you are absolutely right and I should have made that qualification!:D I meant with a broadband connection. How quickly I forget ... wasn't that long ago I was on dial-up and the pages took forever to load.

Sunshine, you are welcome:) ... and I stand by my statement;) .

[mrblack]

Bruce-r I agree with you. Others might like to view the signatures. if they don't want to they can turn it off. Sometimes I look at signatures and sometimes not. I have to admit though i never realized you could turn off the sigs until just recently and I did think at the time those poor people on dial-up must get frustrated trying to read the board because it is sometimes very slow.:D

[Odd Ball]

Last time I was around this same subject came up.

I do not care for all the long resumes, banners, extra larege fonts and other crapola. IMO it looks tacky. I am not saying the person is tacky, just the crap on the post. I was flamed before, so I guess I can take it again. ;)

[grannynurse]

Hi all,
Thanks for all the great information. I've been on this board for 3 years and never knew how to change my font or hide signatures.
As always, CC'ers came through for me again.
GN

[Tricia724]

I have the signatures turned off, too. There's just too much stuff to wade through for me. I was on another board last night and there were so many critters running around and so much flashy stuff that I had to get out of it. Some people just don't know when to quit. It never occurred to me that some people would find me less credible because I haven't listed my cruises, but if that's the case, then I guess I'll have to live with it.

[Grumpy1]

It never occurred to me that some people would find me less credible because I haven't listed my cruises, but if that's the case, then I guess I'll have to live with it.

There's an old military saying, regarding the display of medals and ribbons... "I read his chest, I know the man". ... but the man is still the same man whether displaying the maedals or not.

The signatures serve somewhat the same purpose. It's easier to get a quick read on a person with a signature, but if you want to really get to know a person, reading the body of the posts will be the best way.

Sometimes there is a post from someone that I don't recognize that seems a little off the wall, so to speak. I often use the "show all posts by..." feature to see what else they've posted before wading into the fray. It's another way of getting to know the person behind the screen name.

[HeatherInFlorida]

Grumpy, we're on the same page. I do the same thing when a post just seems off the wall. The signatures help me and also, over time I begin to recognize people better with them.

Those without avatars or signatures are less recognizable to me unless they post frequently.

Unless you have a dial-up connection, I'm puzzled about "wading through" signatures. I simply scroll down to the next post. I just don't see the signatures as being in the way at all.

What's the hurry? It's all just fun for me.:)

[bruce-r]

Even if you have signatures turned off, you can still view an individual's signature in their profile.

[gizmo]

I have the signatures turned off, too. There's just too much stuff to wade through for me. I was on another board last night and there were so many critters running around and so much flashy stuff that I had to get out of it. Some people just don't know when to quit. It never occurred to me that some people would find me less credible because I haven't listed my cruises, but if that's the case, then I guess I'll have to live with it.

LOL at your discription of the site you were on. I know exactly what you are talking about. :eek:

Ignore the credibility comments. This always comes up when this subject is resurrected. Anyone can create a list a mile long, this doesn't make them credible by any means.

[Krazy Kruizers]

I already figured that many people here think I am not "credible" because I don't have the many, many cruises listed in my signature. You can tell by the way you may respond to someone, then another poster says the same thing a little while later and the OP will thank them. I have seen this too often on this site.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Oh yes - I haven't joined the "fast" world - I still have dial-up and don't have any troubles - and I haven't turned off the signatures. I only did it for a little while when this site was experiencing so many problems.

[HeatherInFlorida]

Reading Gizmo's post, I have to qualify my prior post!!!:D I missed Tricia's comment about the critters running all over:eek: . Good point! I have to admit I hate all the flashing, moving objects, flowers growing, etc!

LauraS had a sticky not long ago asking people to please try to shorten their signatures, but her plea seems to have had no effect. She even suggested people list their cruises with commas instead of the endless lists we see. I don't think many people even bothered to read her thread.

I do find it funny when I see a one sentence post and about an 8 inch signature. When we post, we can turn our own signature off if we want. Maybe for a brief post, that's a good way to go.

[peaches from georgia]

LauraS had a sticky not long ago asking people to please try to shorten their signatures, but her plea seems to have had no effect. She even suggested people list their cruises with commas instead of the endless lists we see. I don't think many people even bothered to read her thread.


I have always thought that a lot of the problems on CC are caused by the unnecessary 'stuff' that has to get downloaded, but everybody said I was wrong. Laura must now have a reason for asking for shorter sigs.

Sometimes someone will quote an ENTIRE very long post or a 12" review just to answer one sentence in it with one word! (You can click the 'quote' function and then delete all but what you want to reply to instead of leaving the whole quoted post up there, btw.) Then comes a few blank inches, then a list of all the cruises they have ever been on (sometimes 10, 15, 20) as far back as the 60s or before, than a fancy sig and maybe some swaying palm trees and glitter, then a countdown clock for the next 4 cruises! All for one short reply of less than a sentence sometimes. No wonder so many people delete all sigs. ;)

[Seacucumber]

Normally, I don’t pay any attention to the signatures and my view on this is neutral. If they attach their cruise photo website with their signatures, I do browse them.

[Krazy Kruizers]

[B]I read Laura's post about signatures and I agree with her. But it obvious that many here have not read her post and others choose just to ignore her request. [B]

[Krazy Kruizers]

And I hate those people who have to enclose an entire quote when they go to post and make a remark about that post.

Let's get real here - I for one do remember what I wrote and do not need to be reminded of it.

Okay - so now I know I shall be flamed - go ahead - I don't care.

[Grumpy1]

[quote=Krazy Kruizers]And I hate those people who have to enclose an entire quote when they go to post and make a remark about that post.

Let's get real here - I for one do remember what I wrote and do not need to be reminded of it.

Okay - so now I know I shall be flamed - go ahead - I don't care./quote]I agree with you on most of the points you've mentioned, KK, and consider your views to be as credible as anyone elses. I try to edit the quoted text down to the pertinent sentence or paragraph, but I do quote. You may remember what you said, but on this thread, right now you have 4 posts. If I were to wait until a couple more people post and then just said I agree with you and did not quote, how would anyone know what I was agreeing with? That you aren't credible? Or that people are not following Laura's advice? Or that I hate people that enclose entire quotes. Those are all taken from your posts, and if I were coming into a thread for the first time, you would have no idea what I was agreeing with. And I hope there's nothing in this post that you will take as a flame:)

[bruce-r]

And I hate those people who have to enclose an entire quote when they go to post and make a remark about that post.I agree with this sentiment. Sometimes after a person has posted a long review, I've seen where a person felt the need to quote the entire review only to say, "Thanks for the review". I just don't understand that. It would be nice if people would edit the quote so it was only the part they are responding to, not the whole thing.

BTW KK, Why do you always post in bold. I'm not being critical, just curious.

[Grumpy1]

I already figured that many people here think I am not "credible" because I don't have the many, many cruises listed in my signature. You can tell by the way you may respond to someone, then another poster says the same thing a little while later and the OP will thank them. I have seen this too often on this site. KK, that happens to all of us from time to time. I think what happens is when the OP comes back and there have been several posts, if the last one is what they are looking for, that's the one that gets credit. There have been many times that I have replied to someone, three posts further down someone else says exactly the same thing and that's the only post that gets acknowledged. And no one can accuse me of being bashful about my signature:D I'll be glad when the Halloweendam cruise is over so I can get rid of that boat running back and forth across the page though.:D

[Aussie Gal]

Ah, yes, Jennie, but when paying by the minute, my patience wears thin very quickly!:)

Grumpy,

We have a great rate, unlimited download and unlimited time for under $20AUD a month. Not worth changing over to cable or ADSM as they work out a lot more expensive, plus the cost of a phone call is under 20c for unlimited amount of time. We do have a great standard of living down here!

Jennie

[Grumpy1]

Grumpy,

We have a great rate, unlimited download and unlimited time for under $20AUD a month. Not worth changing over to cable or ADSM as they work out a lot more expensive, plus the cost of a phone call is under 20c for unlimited amount of time. We do have a great standard of living down here!

Jennie I was referring to when I'm on a ship and paying the exorbitant per minute rates. That's when my patience wears thin. We have unlimited broadband service here at home so everything loads pretty quick.

[Seacucumber]

This thread is about opinion poll on signatures. You just post your opinion and leave it; you don’t have to fight over it. If you don’t want to see the signature, you have a choice to turn it off. There is no such thing as who is right, who is wrong? Everyone who posted here is right and let us leaves it that way.

[HeatherInFlorida]

........................Sometimes someone will quote an ENTIRE very long post or a 12" review just to answer one sentence in it with one word! .................. ;)

I agree completely, Peaches!:) But I honestly do think that some people don't realize they can delete much of the quoted post. Maybe they'll learn now??? That's would be a good thing;) .

KK, I agree with Grumpy that you only notice when this happens to you. I've had it happen many times myself and always think "hey, wait a minute! Didn't I just say that?". But I realize not everyone reads all posts. I know I don't. So it happens ... no biggie ... and it certainly doesn't mean that people hear don't think you're credible. I'm sure they do.

Sea, not sure I understand your last post. Everyone can post on any thread as often as they like. Is someone fighting????? I must have missed that ... feels like a conversation to me with a lot of agreement. As far as "leaving it that way", once you're here awhile you'll come to find out nobody ever just "leaves" it:D , i.e. that's why we talk about "dead horses" so much!!!

[peaches from georgia]

I agree completely, Peaches!:)

Gee Whiz, Heather, you and I are agreeing way too much lately! People will begin to wonder what's happening. :D

(BTW, I'm a Brighton girl, too. Saw you mention that the other day. I just bought my third summer handbag this year and I keep telling DH- 'Oh, that's an old one, you just don't remember it'! Hard to believe he keeps falling for this old trick.)

[Krazy Kruizers]

I wonder why you asked why my posts are in "bold" type? Did you not start from the begining and notice that a couple of others posted in bold as well as "large" type and in various shades of color a couple of times? (Some in jest because one posted was having some problems.)

[bruce-r]

I wonder why you asked why my posts are in "bold" type? I asked you because I was also responding to a previous post you had made.

Did you not start from the begining and notice that a couple of others posted in bold as well as "large" type and in various shades of color a couple of times? I did start from the beginning, in fact, I started this thread.

So, would you care to answer my question? Again, I'm not being critical. I'm just curious.

[Aussie Gal]

I was referring to when I'm on a ship and paying the exorbitant per minute rates. That's when my patience wears thin. We have unlimited broadband service here at home so everything loads pretty quick.

I realized after I posted that you were referring to using dial up on the ship and not on land, my mistake. :)

By the way, my sister and brother in law have just had 28 days on the Prinsendam doing the Amazon trip and loved it, especially the ship, officers and crew. They were first cruised on her when HAL first took over, on a cruise from Mombasa to Singapore and said it is better than ever!

Jennie

[HeatherInFlorida]

Gee Whiz, Heather, you and I are agreeing way too much lately! People will begin to wonder what's happening. :D

(BTW, I'm a Brighton girl, too. Saw you mention that the other day. I just bought my third summer handbag this year and I keep telling DH- 'Oh, that's an old one, you just don't remember it'! Hard to believe he keeps falling for this old trick.)

I know, Peaches ... I noticed! Who'da thunk it??;) Hey, when you're right, you're right:) (which lately is most of the time).

Re: Brighton ... I can relate. Just today I put one of mine back into its nice white pouch to change to another. I play the same game you do with DH. I find if you just walk around the house with it a few times when he's not home, you can then say "this old thing???":D .

Sorry, all! I know I'm OT, but in a way Brighton and Chico's ARE my signature!!!

[Krazy Kruizers]

bruce - r

Why not ask the question to others who also type in bold or use large font? Why ask the question only of me?

[gizmo]

KK,

I wondered the same thing. Why single out one person? :confused:

[HeatherInFlorida]

I'll be bold;) and ask everyone. I have always wondered why someone would change the font and click on "bold" every single time. I will do it sometimes when I really want to drive home my point, but I can't imagine going to the trouble every single time.

So "bold" posters, why?:D

[bruce-r]

bruce - r
Why not ask the question to others who also type in bold or use large font? Why ask the question only of me?I thought I answered this question already.
I asked you because I was also responding to a previous post you had made.I wasn't singling you out, I just thought I'd add the question on to a response to one of your posts. In fact, I do wonder why certain members always seem to post in bold and one in particular member who posts in bold and large print too.

So I guess you aren't going to answer the question.

[bruce-r]

KK,

I wondered the same thing. Why single out one person? :confused:Maybe I'm a stalker :eek:

Actually, I'm just wondering the same thing as Heather, why?

[gizmo]

Bruce,

It really sounded like you were stalking KK. :eek: Sometimes it is difficult to actually know what someone means when they post.

Heather also asked but her post reads very different. At least to me.

Thanks for clearing it up. :)


Maybe one of the posters that always uses bold will answser. ;)