Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for July 08, 2013

Gosh Bev — you’re a Quick learner!

You beat me to it!

So now we’re going to have a hard time knowing whether something is a link or just Blue Text.

Gotta work on that glitter!Daiquiri, anyone?(I’d love to say it with an Arthurian flourish but I’m fresh out of feathered hats.)

Bev sure disappears fast!

I

saw what you did on the Dinette Set.“yesterday,” x_Tech.

There are colors now? Just when I figured out how to do Italics.

Or bold.

Or tiny.

Very good Brian!

Looks like you’re using ^ to get the small font…that’s actually superscript… it works but it lifts it up.

If you want it to stay on the same line you have to use <small> Your words</small>

which comes out like this: Your words.

Apparently they only recently started allowing COLOR so I’m just learning about it.

Just drive you folks nuts, here’s a local courtesy – no wait I meant code

<center>I<br><font color='green'>don't<br><font color='brown'> see a ▲<br><font color='#FF00FF'>either unless<br><font color='#5F04B4'>it's Verl's sleeve<br><font color='blue'>as she sits in the chair<br><font color='#5882FA'>at the left of the first frame</font></center>

To what it does see yesterdays’ DS

But x, Don’t you thinkyou should justshow them right herewhat it does? After allthey’re not all likely to go running over to the Dinette Set.

LOL

Well, that came out kinda lumpy cos I didn’t test the lines too well….

X did a perfect triangle.

X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX

Maybe that time?

T h a n k s   X!

@Susan SunshineThanks Susan. Great job as always

I think we were thanking each other at the same time!

Brian… it does get a little complicated.I think you have to be obsessed ….Not that I know anybody who’s obsessed….

she laughs maniacally….

Beer, X?

Thanks Susan, a beer would be great.

X…. I’m having a Red Tail Ale…. but you can get almost any beer at the Tiki…..

Fenton… whatever beer x_Tech would like…. on my tab, please.

Color my world.

@DazzI left a comment for you at the end of Saturdays B.S. last night just before change over.

@ Dry

Its a ploy.He fancies women’s ankles. A leg man so to say. He’s not bad or creepy But he does do this all day.

AND DON’T FORGET THE XTECH FORMATTING GUIDE located here: x_Tech Formatting Guide(Citizen Dog 6/26/08)

or….for recipes….go to:GoComics Readers’ Recipes

I looked for those symbols last night (musical notes and hearts etc) and came across colors, but the long way of doing it. As in: off with no spaces.

I give a big sweep of my feathery hat to all of you commenters.

I thought adding spaces would just show code w/o effect. ☹

face is too small

Unfortunately for Arthur, sometimes after executing his sweeping bow, his back goes out and he can’t “unsweep”, leavening him in that position for several minutes. Gallantry is not dead, but it’s a lot harder to practice, after a certain age. just sayin’…

A courteous deep bow is lovely (and not indicate ulterior motives). Although the men who play the game love to receive scrolls with violence and blood they also often receive awards for perceived Courtesy The upper is at the bottom of one scroll I did and the other is the beginning lettering in Celtic style.

….And then he breaks out the Barney music and it all goes to hell…….

What's this do?

What’s This Do?

And This?

Purple

Color? Sparkles? I….my….I’m too old for sure! I learned how to post and thought I was doing good! Now all this? Help!

I loved Stel’s Curtsy! Now one thing I’ve never seen is code to “center” things on a line (good for doing something like Susan’s perfect triangle.

And I forgot to say that the examples of the scrolls were from 2 separate ones (the upper was Roman/Carolingian and the other is Celtic.

ahm baaack

Arthur you have put the icing on the cake; the fairly in fairly far out; the uh-oh in not again; the you have to be kidding in don’t make me laugh; the king in king crazy; in fact you scored an 86 on the Floating Ballard Street Phenomenal Index. Only Tony, who was couch ridden by a paralyzing brain cramp and Doug who was caught in a “if true do” logic loop scored better. Gene, Ben and Bob came in a close third depending on how high Shirley was floating at the time or perhaps not, which ever makes sense or doesn’t. As I said it is only an Index, not a real number. Never the less, Arthur you scored big. Shirley did deduct several style points for the wing tips, not a good match with the Spanish Mediterranean motif. It must be the heat and its only July. August will be smashing, hope I remember how to read. Love you guys, up and over.

Monkey — welcome back!I see you’ve learned to do color, too…. in your own inimitable way.

Stel….Thank you!And nice work.

And thanks for filling in PacoPuddy….I meant to but I was falling asleep.Now I just hope she comes back to see it.

It’s beautiful!

Now I can bow properly…or curtsey, of course.

I got me a hat tooo…How about we all go to the opera and a bit of ballroom dancing after!

A Night At The Opera (Full Album)

Good one. I just received A Day At the Races on CD. I just finished listening to it. Not quite as good, but still better than albums to follow.

@Happy- sorry I missed your reference when I sped thru here last time. I’d be honored if you used my little bunny. It is not very anatomically correct (but most Medieval scribal work is that way). That lady had a pet bunny who was grey and had free range of her house just as Cuddles did in mine.

Night all.

Thank you Dazz

Love is – well – near-sighted.

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Good morning Balladeers and Tigressy!

Biking time.

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Good morning Tigressy!