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    The Little Red Rectangles Just Below Our Names... ??


    Greetings to All,

    Living in this Old Stone Cave... as I do... and having no
    more understanding of I.T. skills and practices... than my
    Proverbial... "Monkey With a Cello"... and without... the
    bedeviling of our Moderators... with what may seemingly
    be... a silly... and self-evident question... could someone...
    please and kindly... gently lead me to the understanding...
    of what those "Little Red Rectangles"... under our names...
    may signify??

    I seem... to have garnered... two of them... but... "Haven't
    the Foggiest"... as to what they may actually... mean... (??)

    Regards... and Gratitude... to All,

    Pip01

    My friends all know,
    With what a brave carouse...
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    Technically they are just a measure of how often your posts get liked, though in practice I think they are mostly just a measure of how much time you've wasted here instead of practising...
    http://www.callingthetune.co.uk
    -- Formerly known as CalumII
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Calum View Post
      ... I think they are mostly just a measure of how much time you've wasted here instead of practising...
      Aye. I can confirm that I've spent more time at BDF than practicing for the past week! Maybe you too!

      Andrew

      Andrew T. Lenz, Jr. • BDF Moderator
      BagpipeJourney.com - Reference for Bagpipers
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Andrew Lenz View Post

        Aye. I can confirm that I've spent more time at BDF than practicing for the past week! Maybe you too!

        Andrew
        Practice? We don't need no stupid practice! (modifying a line from "Blazing Saddles"). Same here, though!
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        • #5
          Thank You all... and very much.

          I now have yet another... potential
          arrow... in my I.T. quiver... :-)
          My friends all know,
          With what a brave carouse...
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          • #6
            O, for the love of those little red rectangles, please like this post!
            “Where’s my beer?”
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            • #7
              They are little bars of Soylent Orange....
              only people with lots of them may get that reference...

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              • #8
                If your bars are full, you're supposed to report to the factory.

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                • #9
                  Please, do not like this post...I have a new reed and it's quite good...
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                  • #10
                    The little red bars are people! They're PEEEOOOPLLLLEEE!!!
                    “Where’s my beer?”

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Lochie View Post
                      Please, do not like this post...I have a new reed and it's quite good...
                      Keep playing, a good "new" reed - not always so lucky! Break it in easy (allows time to read/post/reply! LOL)!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Billy Boy View Post
                        The little red bars are people! They're PEEEOOOPLLLLEEE!!!


                        Andrew

                        Andrew T. Lenz, Jr. • BDF Moderator
                        BagpipeJourney.com - Reference for Bagpipers

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                        • #13
                          COme on Man! Soylent Orange is NOT made from people. It's made from Oranges...obviously. Only Soylent Green is people. Accept no substitutes.
                          Loud is Easy, Soft is Hard

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