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OriginalGriff31-Mar-15 1:51

31-Mar-15 1:51

This is why I always play "Squirrel, Shotgun, Tree" instead...

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Johnny J.31-Mar-15 2:06

31-Mar-15 2:06

I'm working on a new game called "Geriatric, Bed, Rubber Sheet", but it's not quite perfect. I think I need to get a "Coffin" in there as well somehow... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

I'll let y'all know when it's perfected, and we can play a friendly game! $Shucks | :-\$

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OriginalGriff31-Mar-15 2:12

31-Mar-15 2:12

It's going to be difficult to make the shapes for those with one hand!

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Johnny J.31-Mar-15 2:18

31-Mar-15 2:18

Who says they have to be? Who of us is making the rules here? You or me? Poke tongue | ;-P

GuyThiebaut31-Mar-15 2:25

GuyThiebaut

31-Mar-15 2:25

Politician, banker, journalist is a variation where one hand can be used to represent each one.

“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

― Christopher Hitchens

Johnny J.31-Mar-15 2:29

31-Mar-15 2:29

Come on Guy - nobody would voluntarily choose Politician or Journalist! And they would only choose banker if you make it "Embezzling Banker"... Wink | ;)

GuyThiebaut31-Mar-15 4:24

GuyThiebaut

31-Mar-15 4:24

If you prefer it you could swap the banker for a lawyer Unsure | :~

“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

― Christopher Hitchens

Mark_Wallace31-Mar-15 5:17

31-Mar-15 5:17

Johnny J. wrote:
Come on Guy - nobody would voluntarily choose Politician or Journalist!

Sure they would!

Just rename the game to "Who gets thrown off a tall building?"

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OriginalGriff31-Mar-15 2:37

31-Mar-15 2:37

Yeah - but it's the same sign for all three! Laugh | :laugh:

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Mark_Wallace31-Mar-15 3:15

31-Mar-15 3:15

What, "rubber sheet suffocates geriatric"?

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Johnny J.31-Mar-15 3:21

31-Mar-15 3:21

No, for that particular combination, I had a completely different vision in my head... Dead | X|

Mark_Wallace31-Mar-15 4:57

31-Mar-15 4:57

Geriatric pees on rubber sheet?

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Johnny J.31-Mar-15 5:05

31-Mar-15 5:05

Mark_Wallace31-Mar-15 5:10

31-Mar-15 5:10

Well, one of them has to "win" somehow!

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Johnny J.31-Mar-15 5:14

31-Mar-15 5:14

Exactly - That was my "sad but true face"... Laugh | :laugh:

ZurdoDev31-Mar-15 1:54

ZurdoDev

31-Mar-15 1:54

I choose lizard. Sniff | :^)

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Nish Nishant31-Mar-15 9:46

Nish Nishant

31-Mar-15 9:46

Bad choice. Spock always wins.

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Rajesh waran31-Mar-15 2:12

Rajesh waran

31-Mar-15 2:12

If i choose snake, then someone choose Gun, and no one is choosing water. Cry | :((

too sad

~R@JEES#

AndyInUK31-Mar-15 1:38

AndyInUK

31-Mar-15 1:38

Is there a way to access a link in an email (on mobile) that goes to a website, even if internet is not available?

For instance, I am in the train and when I had a signal, I received all the emails and I can then read them offline. Now one of the emails got a link to read related information on a website. So on clicking on that link, it re-directs me to the site but i am not in a network range and the page says "This webpage is not available".

So I think there is no solution to it. Do you think there is any way we can make it to work. So that I can atleast read that text. Yes, ofcourse if I try to navigate through the site then i get an error "This webpage is not available".

Thanks

OriginalGriff31-Mar-15 1:50

31-Mar-15 1:50

No - unless the page content is included in the email body, there is no email system I know of that will "follow" links and automatically download the page content - and if there was I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot cattle prod! Think about it: most email systems don't even retrieve external images to avoid scammers tracking "working" email accounts. Your system would access the whole damn page for them! OMG | :OMG:

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KarstenK31-Mar-15 2:15

KarstenK

31-Mar-15 2:15

Somehow is caching possible. I know that in the earlier days I could surf "offline" so the Firefox looked in its cache. I did a Q&D search and found Work Offline addon.

Press F1 for help or google it.
Greetings from Germany

Johnny J.31-Mar-15 2:23

31-Mar-15 2:23

I don't know if you can cache a web site on a mobile phone. But if you could, that would of course only work if you had already visited the page before...

No, I have to second Griff and say: Not possible!

Right now, that is. By September, it could be: Clickety[^]

Mark_Wallace31-Mar-15 2:44

31-Mar-15 2:44

When you say "Internet", do you mean a wifi connection?

If so, you have to open a data connection, through your telecom-service provider.

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