ORIGINAL: btd64
Sounds like a visit to a vets hospital....GP
Too much chocolate for a trip to a vet hospital. The theobromine in dark chocolate is especially troublesome for dogs. [;)]
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ORIGINAL: btd64
Sounds like a visit to a vets hospital....GP

ORIGINAL: Zovs
Good morning,
Yes, I am pretty happy with Windowed mode, it's not excessively large, but I can compensate for that by changing my screen resolution.
Now to see if there is a tutorial in the manual (I know there was one in the original WitP version, but not sure about the AE one).
Good afternoon and or evening as well...
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
And wouldn't you know it? INP!
ORIGINAL: RangerJoe
ORIGINAL: Zovs
Good morning,
Yes, I am pretty happy with Windowed mode, it's not excessively large, but I can compensate for that by changing my screen resolution.
Now to see if there is a tutorial in the manual (I know there was one in the original WitP version, but not sure about the AE one).
Good afternoon and or evening as well...
Not a tutorial per se but a new player did ask and receive a lot of help on this thread:
https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=4935973
You should also look here to get help:
https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=2672439

ORIGINAL: Zovs
ORIGINAL: RangerJoe
ORIGINAL: Zovs
Good morning,
Yes, I am pretty happy with Windowed mode, it's not excessively large, but I can compensate for that by changing my screen resolution.
Now to see if there is a tutorial in the manual (I know there was one in the original WitP version, but not sure about the AE one).
Good afternoon and or evening as well...
Not a tutorial per se but a new player did ask and receive a lot of help on this thread:
https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=4935973
You should also look here to get help:
https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=2672439
Thank you

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Just had a long conversation with AW1Steve over the phone. He's as sharp as ever, just sounds like an eye was rendered combat ineffective after his thromboembolic event. But he's doing well otherwise. [8D]
ORIGINAL: USSAmerica
ORIGINAL: RangerJoe
A busy "hurry up and wait day!"
Leg pain se I went to the hospital in the next town. It might be a blood clot inside my leg or shin splints which, if so, it is probably due to my right foot. Does anybody need a picture of that? [&:]
So go to a restaurant for breakfast which I ate fast due to some pharmaceuticals in me . . .
Then I walked 5 or 6 blocks to a store with either the DVT or shin splints in me since I had a couple of hours before an ultrasound . . .
Then I got on a bus to go to the hospital and since I do not bother to pay for my ride, I gave the bus driver a "tip" of a long john bavarian creme, frosting, and chopped peanuts on it . . .
Then the ultrasound, prior to which I said at least it is my leg so we are bot checking if it is a boy or a girl . . .
No DVT but I had just missed a bus back to town where I reside and I would have over a two hour wait for the next bus . . .
So with the shin splints, I walked about another 6 to 8 blocks to another store where I ended up getting a ride back to where I reside . . .
Of course I gave that bus driver, who I know is married, a candy bar . . .
Hurry up and wait . . .
Glad to hear it's not a DVT. I've been dealing with a significant one in my right leg since my bike accident last August.
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: USSAmerica
It doesn't help that work is becoming very crazy just before, during, and after my move.
What's all this then? [&:]


ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Just had a long conversation with AW1Steve over the phone. He's as sharp as ever, just sounds like an eye was rendered combat ineffective after his thromboembolic event. But he's doing well otherwise. [8D]

ORIGINAL: Apollo11
Hi all,
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Just had a long conversation with AW1Steve over the phone. He's as sharp as ever, just sounds like an eye was rendered combat ineffective after his thromboembolic event. But he's doing well otherwise. [8D]
Send him our regards to him when you hear next time!
Leo "Apollo11"

ORIGINAL: Zovs
Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?
ORIGINAL: btd64
ORIGINAL: Zovs
Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?
Yes. Before I merged with Slithering, my handle was general patton....GP
ORIGINAL: RangerJoe
ORIGINAL: btd64
ORIGINAL: Zovs
Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?
Yes. Before I merged with Slithering, my handle was general patton....GP
Which one?