***CRIMSON RED DAILY THREAD***

[Chechem]

...
  If you'll look, right before you begged off, I asked everyone to text me individually to stop the blowup. 

All on that list asked me to do that except for you, even though you asked me to keep you posted. You ought to feel honored I added you to the list.    In the future, if you'll click on the people listed at the top of the message then click info, there is a button you can click on that will 'hide' the notifications.

Didn't mean to imply I wasn't honored.    Thank you.
I did click on the "Hide Alerts" option, but they kept coming.  I don't know quite what that option does, but it didn't stop the messages.  Google said there was a way to remove yourself from the group messages, by simply choosing the toggle called "remove yourself from group", but we didn't see that in my version of IPhone (13 Pro). 
Anyhow, it wasn't a major issue, just a focal point of discussion during dinner (LF kept telling me to put the phone away -- we're teated like children at this age, you know.
Just glad you're on the mend.
 

SOLVED: Apparently everyone in the chat must have an iPhone for the "Remove Yourself from this Chat" option to work.   If any one of the people in the chat doesn't have an iPhone, that option doesn't pop up.  Now I understand.  The "Hide Alerts" option only silences the phone for that chat, but doesn't remove you.  Yay, I learned something.

[2Stater]

...
  If you'll look, right before you begged off, I asked everyone to text me individually to stop the blowup. 

All on that list asked me to do that except for you, even though you asked me to keep you posted. You ought to feel honored I added you to the list.    In the future, if you'll click on the people listed at the top of the message then click info, there is a button you can click on that will 'hide' the notifications.

Didn't mean to imply I wasn't honored.    Thank you.
I did click on the "Hide Alerts" option, but they kept coming.  I don't know quite what that option does, but it didn't stop the messages.  Google said there was a way to remove yourself from the group messages, by simply choosing the toggle called "remove yourself from group", but we didn't see that in my version of IPhone (13 Pro). 
Anyhow, it wasn't a major issue, just a focal point of discussion during dinner (LF kept telling me to put the phone away -- we're teated like children at this age, you know.
Just glad you're on the mend.
 

SOLVED: Apparently everyone in the chat must have an iPhone for the "Remove Yourself from this Chat" option to work.   If any one of the people in the chat doesn't have an iPhone, that option doesn't pop up.  Now I understand.  The "Hide Alerts" option only silences the phone for that chat, but doesn't remove you.  Yay, I learned something.

Thanks Chech.

True, it doesn't remove you, but the ding and the vibration stops, restoring a bit of sanity. BTW, feeling pretty good this morning. All of yall's well wishes are paying off. 

[Chechem]

...

Thanks Chech.

True, it doesn't remove you, but the ding and the vibration stops, restoring a bit of sanity. BTW, feeling pretty good this morning. All of yall's well wishes are paying off. 

Good.  Certainly prayers help.

[Old Tider]

...
  If you'll look, right before you begged off, I asked everyone to text me individually to stop the blowup. 

All on that list asked me to do that except for you, even though you asked me to keep you posted. You ought to feel honored I added you to the list.    In the future, if you'll click on the people listed at the top of the message then click info, there is a button you can click on that will 'hide' the notifications.

Didn't mean to imply I wasn't honored.    Thank you.
I did click on the "Hide Alerts" option, but they kept coming.  I don't know quite what that option does, but it didn't stop the messages.  Google said there was a way to remove yourself from the group messages, by simply choosing the toggle called "remove yourself from group", but we didn't see that in my version of IPhone (13 Pro). 
Anyhow, it wasn't a major issue, just a focal point of discussion during dinner (LF kept telling me to put the phone away -- we're teated like children at this age, you know.
Just glad you're on the mend.
 

SOLVED: Apparently everyone in the chat must have an iPhone for the "Remove Yourself from this Chat" option to work.   If any one of the people in the chat doesn't have an iPhone, that option doesn't pop up.  Now I understand.  The "Hide Alerts" option only silences the phone for that chat, but doesn't remove you.  Yay, I learned something.

Thanks Chech.

True, it doesn't remove you, but the ding and the vibration stops, restoring a bit of sanity. BTW, feeling pretty good this morning. All of yall's well wishes are paying off. 

Great news about your recovery, 2. You'll soon be a big swinger again. (Golf, that is).   

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Glad the surgery went well and you're feeling well enough to join us this morning, 2!

I didn't realize Chech kept such fancy (expensive) technology in his pocket.

[ricky023]

Good morning. 2stater you are gonna be like new one day. Keep on keepin on. RTR!

[Chechem]

I didn't realize Chech kept such fancy (expensive) technology in his pocket.

   I only upgraded my phone to better capture images for you.  The new "phones" have MUCH better cameras.

[2Stater]

...
  If you'll look, right before you begged off, I asked everyone to text me individually to stop the blowup. 

All on that list asked me to do that except for you, even though you asked me to keep you posted. You ought to feel honored I added you to the list.    In the future, if you'll click on the people listed at the top of the message then click info, there is a button you can click on that will 'hide' the notifications.

Didn't mean to imply I wasn't honored.    Thank you.
I did click on the "Hide Alerts" option, but they kept coming.  I don't know quite what that option does, but it didn't stop the messages.  Google said there was a way to remove yourself from the group messages, by simply choosing the toggle called "remove yourself from group", but we didn't see that in my version of IPhone (13 Pro). 
Anyhow, it wasn't a major issue, just a focal point of discussion during dinner (LF kept telling me to put the phone away -- we're teated like children at this age, you know.
Just glad you're on the mend.
 

SOLVED: Apparently everyone in the chat must have an iPhone for the "Remove Yourself from this Chat" option to work.   If any one of the people in the chat doesn't have an iPhone, that option doesn't pop up.  Now I understand.  The "Hide Alerts" option only silences the phone for that chat, but doesn't remove you.  Yay, I learned something.

Thanks Chech.

True, it doesn't remove you, but the ding and the vibration stops, restoring a bit of sanity. BTW, feeling pretty good this morning. All of yall's well wishes are paying off. 

Great news about your recovery, 2. You'll soon be a big swinger again. (Golf, that is).   

Hey, that's good news, OT. I never was before. 

[Chechem]

...
  If you'll look, right before you begged off, I asked everyone to text me individually to stop the blowup. 

All on that list asked me to do that except for you, even though you asked me to keep you posted. You ought to feel honored I added you to the list.    In the future, if you'll click on the people listed at the top of the message then click info, there is a button you can click on that will 'hide' the notifications.

Didn't mean to imply I wasn't honored.    Thank you.
I did click on the "Hide Alerts" option, but they kept coming.  I don't know quite what that option does, but it didn't stop the messages.  Google said there was a way to remove yourself from the group messages, by simply choosing the toggle called "remove yourself from group", but we didn't see that in my version of IPhone (13 Pro). 
Anyhow, it wasn't a major issue, just a focal point of discussion during dinner (LF kept telling me to put the phone away -- we're teated like children at this age, you know.
Just glad you're on the mend.
 

SOLVED: Apparently everyone in the chat must have an iPhone for the "Remove Yourself from this Chat" option to work.   If any one of the people in the chat doesn't have an iPhone, that option doesn't pop up.  Now I understand.  The "Hide Alerts" option only silences the phone for that chat, but doesn't remove you.  Yay, I learned something.

Thanks Chech.

True, it doesn't remove you, but the ding and the vibration stops, restoring a bit of sanity. BTW, feeling pretty good this morning. All of yall's well wishes are paying off. 

Great news about your recovery, 2. You'll soon be a big swinger again. (Golf, that is).   

Hey, that's good news, OT. I never was before. 

At least not in golf.  That what ya meant?? 

[2Stater]

Good Sunday morning!

Looks like Rory vs Viktor in the British Open. 

[ricky023]

Good morning to all. Hope your day is glorious and bright. RTR!

[Chechem]

I knew of the Bitterroot Mountains from Lewis & Clark travels, but never knew what bitterroot was until last year.  It's a plant that grows out west at elevation in rocky terrain, and is edible (but bitter - DUH!).  Its flower is about the size of your palm, is a spectacular color, and is often seen away from trails in rocky areas of Yellowstone.

[pmull]

Good Sunday morning!

Looks like Rory vs Viktor in the British Open. 

According to my wife Joe Dirt won The Open.

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Good Sunday morning!

Looks like Rory vs Viktor in the British Open. 

According to my wife Joe Dirt won The Open.

Agreed.  Everyone would who didn't know would assume he was an American redneck before he spoke.  Also would assume he was broke in a casual setting.

[Chechem]

Good Sunday morning!

Looks like Rory vs Viktor in the British Open. 

According to my wife Joe Dirt won The Open.

Not Joe Dirt.  I saw him in Yellowstone.

[Guest]

Username:
Password:
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever

Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.

There aren't any users online.

Loading Tweet...