62.  If you want to hear what’s being said behind closed doors, throw open the door(s) to the room and say, “WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?”

63.  If you want to do the ‘mirror test’ to find out if someone is a vampire, always use a mirror that’s in a compact.  Vampires may occasionally show up in other bigger mirrors, but never in a compact. 

64.  If you have discovered that a supernatural being is responsible for the latest turn of events, take NO safety precautions whatsoever but confront them immediately (and preferably alone) and say, “I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!!”

     64a.  The above 'no safety precaution' rule can only be broken if you are engaged in fighting a bad vampire.  In that case, you may demonstrate your preparedness by showing the tools you have gathered:  wooden stake & hammer, anything with silver on it, or a large cross.  It is possible to show especially the last item to any resident ‘good’ vampire who happens to be on your side.  Rest assured this will not make your vampire recoil or cringe, but smile and nod at your cleverness. 

Judy


AND....

Quote from: KajunDC on March 30, 2008, 10:20:23 PM

How many who are going to the fest will also be at the banquet?

I never miss them rubber chicken and all!

I'm with LdyAnne!  I NEVER miss the banquet!  I've only been to the last three Fests but it's a GREAT way to end the weekend.  You can get out your hankies for the big goodbye scenes on Monday, but Sunday night is BANQUET TIME!!!!  And for dessert, there's CHEESECAKE!  (Down, Adamsgirl!  You don't even know if Rodan is GOING to the banquet!) 

The last three years we've had CHEESECAKE!!!  And of course, there's also the obligatory Staking of the Cheesecake!!!


Oh!  Wait!  Maybe that was only at OUR table.  LOL!!!!!  Can't wait to see you there!!!!

Judy

Carolyn's tombstone said "Dec. 8, 1948" in an episode I've completely lost track of, but have the picture.  Then again, it was just a dream...

Judy

The feature is completely turned off in your Profile (set to "show, not at all"), so I suspect that we're not talking about the same thing.  To use the feature, you'll need to select one of the other 2 options available in the Look and Layout Preferences area of your Profile next to use quick reply on topic display:  "show, off by default" or "show, on by default."  Select either and click Change Profile.  With either of these options set, you'll only see Quick Reply at the bottom of the page when a topic is open.  If the feature is set to "show, on...," you can post directly from it, and when it's set to "show, off...," you only need to click the Quick Reply link or the arrow next to it to avail yourself of it.  If you start using Quick Reply but realize you need more options, simply click Preview to bring up a regular window.  [But please don't try that after quoting MB's post because, like I said before, spoilers are still associated with a permission.]

  Um...yeah...sure.     

I'll come back and read this some other time.  I've been fighting with the Blue Screen of Death, Hard Drive extraction, a 'diskette drive 0 seek failure' and system failing at checkpoint [WAKE] all weekend,    so I'm not running on all thrusters. 

Judy

Wasn't it Jonah?

Yes, it was.  Having salvaged my "DS TRIVIA" from my other computer, I can see that you are correct.  The tombstone says

Judy

I wasn't logged in as an administrator when I opened the topic using Explorer, but now I see that it's a permissions thing.  So I'll start over again-- for some reason, spoilers can only be viewed in posts by moderators or higher, but all groups can see them by quoting the post using the Quick Reply option, where you'll see this:

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[quote author=Mysterious Benefactor link=topic=13557.msg121443#msg121443 date=1206650152][/quote]

...unless you got here through AOL (see above).  I was on AOL the other day and visited and saw the blank note and that's just what I tried.  Didn't work.  The quote came out blank.  So I figured maybe MB wrote the post in parallel time and it was currently out of phase.  Either that, or a private note to Claude Rains...anyway, AOL won't read it.

Judy

When Liz had her fear of being buried alive, she and Roger were in the cemetary by the grave of a
"Jonas Collins", whose birth year is given as 1841 I think and year of death is in the 1860's or 1870's.

Thanks, Joeytrom!  I knew it was SOMEBODY Collins!!!!   

Judy

I haven't been here in ages.  Can I play twice in a row? 

BUZZ!!!!  I don't see BUZZ on the list!  So "B" must be for BUZZ Hackett!  (Was that his dad that Liz sold some property to when she was trying to raise money to fight Burke?)

Judy


("B" is also for BED which is where I should be instead of in front of my computer!  LOL!)