Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by DandoX

Hey do you guys manage your thread subscriptions? Is the only way to unsubscribe from a thread to visit the thread and use the thread tools. I thought there was a way I can edit subscribed threads in bulk and unsub from them?

Go into your profile and then click on "customize profile" (upper right). Your subscription access will be at the bottom of the menu on the left.

[DandoX]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Go into your profile and then click on "customize profile". Your subscription access will be at the bottom of the menu on the left.

Thanks

Yeah it's the same page I've been accessing via the quick links, but I have all my subscriptions in one giant folder and I'm digging around for an old thread and I was hoping for a way to just toggle checkboxes for the theads I want un sub from.

Because I seem to have to visit the thread, then un sub using the thread tools. Is there no way to un sub from a thread that does not involve emptying the entire folder or having to visit each thread I want to un sub from?

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by DandoX

Thanks

Yeah it's the same page I've been accessing via the quick links, but I have all my subscriptions in one giant folder and I'm digging around for an old thread and I was hoping for a way to just toggle checkboxes for the theads I want un sub from.

Because I seem to have to visit the thread, then un sub using the thread tools. Is there no way to un sub from a thread that does not involve emptying the entire folder or having to visit each thread I want to un sub from?

Once in the subscription folder just check the boxes on the right of those you want to delete, go to the drop down options at the bottom and select delete and then hit go.

[Tcoat]

Is the FBI checking up on me? Maybe I should try to be an Instagram influencer?

[DandoX]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Once in the subscription folder just check the boxes on the right of those you want to delete, go to the drop down options at the bottom and select delete and then hit go.

Duuuh! lol I feel stupid. Thanks! That is just what I was looking for, I figured it had to be there somewhere.

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

I'm changing them all. The current knobs are a mixed bag of worn out lesser brands. I'm just doing a couple a day, no big deal.

I was just swapping all locks last night at the rental unit. It was amazingly painful since the front door didn't fit a proper lock. I had to chisel out a bigger hole over the course of two hours until it fit. I wouldn't say it's just right, but it's just fine. Now there's an electric lock, so I won't get any midnight calls about how they're locked out AGAIN.

[spike021]

Just found out an elderly Filipino neighbor of my parents' passed away last week.

He was incredibly nice all the time. He was the first to welcome us to the neighborhood back in 2007 when we moved there, he kept a couple of pet birds, and any time I went home to visit my parents he would say hi even from his driveway 3 houses down since he was always out there working on something with his birds hanging around chittering. He'd constantly ask me how I'm doing where I live, how school was going back when I was going to school, how life is. He'd ask my mom how I was doing.

I realize it's not my fault or anything, but a couple weeks ago I went home to help my mom get to the airport, and that day he said hi and waved at me, and I didn't go over to chat with him despite having the time to. And now I'll never get to again.

Obviously there's the cliche saying, how time is short, don't take time with people for granted. It's something you think you know and understand until something like this happens and then you realize all over again.

Anyway sorry to interrupt the chat today, just wanted to share since my coworkers aren't the type to want to listen to this kinda thing.

[Clutch Dog]

Originally Posted by spike021

Just found out an elderly Filipino neighbor of my parents' passed away last week.

He was incredibly nice all the time. He was the first to welcome us to the neighborhood back in 2007 when we moved there, he kept a couple of pet birds, and any time I went home to visit my parents he would say hi even from his driveway 3 houses down since he was always out there working on something with his birds hanging around chittering. He'd constantly ask me how I'm doing where I live, how school was going back when I was going to school, how life is. He'd ask my mom how I was doing.

I realize it's not my fault or anything, but a couple weeks ago I went home to help my mom get to the airport, and that day he said hi and waved at me, and I didn't go over to chat with him despite having the time to. And now I'll never get to again.

Obviously there's the cliche saying, how time is short, don't take time with people for granted. It's something you think you know and understand until something like this happens and then you realize all over again.

Anyway sorry to interrupt the chat today, just wanted to share since my coworkers aren't the type to want to listen to this kinda thing.

Can relate. Grandma died this morning at the age of 93, and while I didnt jump at every opportunity to see her last time I did see her It made her cry and she said I love you. I responded as well But had I know it was the last time I woulda embraced her harder or longer or something.

Oh well, 60 more years and I can join her

[spike021]

Originally Posted by Clutch Dog

Can relate. Grandma died this morning at the age of 93, and while I didnt jump at every opportunity to see her last time I did see her It made her cry and she said I love you. I responded as well But had I know it was the last time I woulda embraced her harder or longer or something.

Oh well, 60 more years and I can join her

Sorry for your loss. It's a good reminder that I need to do that with my remaining two grandparents as well, one of which just took a bad fall the other day and fractured her jaw/got stitches on her chin and some other injuries..

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

Stuck a receipt from my trip to Japan last year in my expense report from last week. Lets see if accounting is paying attention.

I know for a fact no-one would notice at my soon-to-be-former company. All ours get stuck in a warehouse in Texas in case of an audit that will never happen.

[Sapphireho]

Shit sucking was a success. Found the tank under the pavers. Everything in good shape. Yay!

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Shit sucking was a success. Found the tank under the pavers. Everything in good shape. Yay!

Ya my method of looking wasn't gonna work there!

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Ya my method of looking wasn't gonna work there!

We have slightly more advanced ways here in Caldwell.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by spike021

Just found out an elderly Filipino neighbor of my parents' passed away last week.

He was incredibly nice all the time. He was the first to welcome us to the neighborhood back in 2007 when we moved there, he kept a couple of pet birds, and any time I went home to visit my parents he would say hi even from his driveway 3 houses down since he was always out there working on something with his birds hanging around chittering. He'd constantly ask me how I'm doing where I live, how school was going back when I was going to school, how life is. He'd ask my mom how I was doing.

I realize it's not my fault or anything, but a couple weeks ago I went home to help my mom get to the airport, and that day he said hi and waved at me, and I didn't go over to chat with him despite having the time to. And now I'll never get to again.

Obviously there's the cliche saying, how time is short, don't take time with people for granted. It's something you think you know and understand until something like this happens and then you realize all over again.

Anyway sorry to interrupt the chat today, just wanted to share since my coworkers aren't the type to want to listen to this kinda thing.

Ya do what you can. We get kicked in the face with "should have, could have" all the time. Life always gets in the way. Remember the good.