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09/05/2008, 21:44 Tandem_Pilot Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 260 Re: Ragondin  Christine Animal wrote: Tell me Saligobay, how do you do double quotes?  I don't know how to do that.  When you quote someone just their quote comes out, but how do you get a second one in the same post?  I've seen it done before and often wondered.      Christine Animal wrote: Tell me Saligobay, how do you do double quotes?  I don't know how to do that.  When you quote someone just their quote comes out, but how do you get a second one in the same post?  I've seen it done before and often wondered.      Christine Animal wrote: Tell me Saligobay, how do you do double quotes?  I don't know how to do that.  When you quote someone just their quote comes out, but how do you get a second one in the same post?  I've seen it done before and often wondered.     Just cut and paste the HTML quote code ( the first and last lines of the text after you hit the quote button) and put the relevant text in between. Simple eh? Regards Alex Milton Keynes and the Haute Vienne    Report

09/05/2008, 21:52 Christine Animal Joined on 14/05/2005 Deux-Sèvres Posts 4,145 Re: Ragondin Yes, thanks, I get that when it is sectioning the text of the quote or quoting several times the same post.  But I thought I'd seen several different posts quoted at the same time in the same post, but maybe I hadn't.     animalaidsaintaubin.monsite.orange.fr/ Don't accept your dog's admiration as conclusive evidence that you are wonderful    Report

09/05/2008, 22:27 Tandem_Pilot Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 260 Re: Ragondin  Christine Animal wrote: Yes, thanks, I get that when it is sectioning the text of the quote or quoting several times the same post.  But I thought I'd seen several different posts quoted at the same time in the same post, but maybe I hadn't.     You mean like this;  Tandem Pilot wrote: Yes, thanks, I get that when it is sectioning the text of the quote or quoting several times the same post.  But I thought I'd seen several different posts quoted at the same time in the same post, but maybe I hadn't.     and of course there is the opportunity for mischief;  Christine Animal wrote: I really don't understand this at all   Regards Alex Milton Keynes and the Haute Vienne    Report

09/05/2008, 22:53 Christine Animal Joined on 14/05/2005 Deux-Sèvres Posts 4,145 Re: Ragondin  Tandem_Pilot wrote: Christine, you are so dumb, can't you understand anything! Yes, I know.  SaligoBay has very kindly sent me a pm.  I'll go and see if I can understand her version.     animalaidsaintaubin.monsite.orange.fr/ Don't accept your dog's admiration as conclusive evidence that you are wonderful    Report

10/05/2008, 5:30 NormanH Joined on 10/04/2008 Posts 179 Re: Ragondin  SaligoBay wrote:  NormanH wrote: We are in France, so it seems logical to follow French custom and practice in the matter, and not impose British attitudes. You are allowed to bring your brain with you to France.    And what if a French person agrees with your "British" attitude?   Puts you in a bit of a quandary!     NormanH wrote: For an idea of what our French hosts think, Do you live in a B&B?   I presume your sarcasm means that you didn't understand the French site    Report

10/05/2008, 7:59 Cat Joined on 21/01/2005 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot Posts 2,837 Re: Ragondin Good grief, if Saligo Bay doesn't understand it then no one will Norman Cathy Sun, sun, sun, here it comes...    Report

10/05/2008, 8:20 cassis Joined on 28/12/2007 Manhattan and Glasgow Posts 343 Re: Ragondin  Cat wrote: Good grief, if Saligo Bay doesn't understand it then no one will Norman Could someone explain what it is zat is not undserstood and by whom? Is it this?  Christine Animal wrote:  Tandem_Pilot wrote: Christine, you are so dumb, can't you understand anything! Yes, I know.  SaligoBay has very kindly sent me a pm.  I'll go and see if I can understand her version.   Quotes in quotes? Or this:  Cat wrote: Good grief, if Saligo Bay doesn't understand it then no one will Norman Is there a verb "to Norman"?  Cat wrote: Good grief, someone just set fire to my knickers Zoggy played guitar, jammin' good with Weird and Golly. Lyrics copyright Sausage Music 2008    Report

10/05/2008, 8:34 SaligoBay Joined on 23/08/2004 uncharted outer reaches of Montpellier Agglo Posts 2,951 Re: Ragondin  cassis wrote: Is there a verb "to Norman"? Of course there is, Cassis!   It means to prepare a ragondin in the traditional Viking manner (because as any fule kno, they got to America first, so they should know). One may tolerate a world of demons for the sake of an angel.    Report

10/05/2008, 8:37 Cat Joined on 21/01/2005 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot Posts 2,837 Re: Ragondin  NormanH wrote: We are in France, so it seems logical to follow French custom and practice in the matter, and not impose British attitudes. For an idea of what our French hosts think, this site is interesting: http://www.peniche.com/Breves/eqte_sep_rag.htm  SaligoBay wrote: You are allowed to bring your brain with you to France.    And what if a French person agrees with your "British" attitude?   Puts you in a bit of a quandary!     NormanH wrote: I presume your sarcasm means that you didn't understand the French site I presumed that his sarcasm meant that he no idea that Saligo Bay is one of the smartest people on the forum   No word of a lie, pants not even warm, thank you. Cathy Sun, sun, sun, here it comes...    Report

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