I guess I reamed her out good -- I can't remember what I said, but apparently it was majestically, cooly, verbosely bitchy and accurate, and the girl left in tears. ...I was furious because that is MY LITLE SISTER, you know, that you're saying hateful stuff about.
Sounds like the Julia Sugarbaker speech: Because when Suzanne Sugarbaker threw that baton into the air, it flew higher, further, faster than any baton had ever flown before, hitting a transformer and showering the darkened arena with sparks! And when it finally did come down, Suzanne caught that baton, and 12,000 people jumped to their feet for sixteen and one-half minutes of uninterrupted thunderous ovation, as flames illuminated her tear-stained face!
And that, just so you will know, and your children will someday know, is the night the lights went out in Georgia!
Bestest sister-defense ever. Of course, she had writers.
Frank, yes. I found out yesterday that even a pounding headache isn't as bad as it could be without obnoxious neighbors making it worse.
Marshalls fail. They renamed the handicap dressing room the family dressing room and removed the large bench that made it possible for me to actually try on clothes.
OK, officially way too much Justified fandom for me, as I *totally* didn't remember Marshall's is a store and waited for a dropped body, or an unexpected subpeona or a bullet where it shouldn't be, when it's just another ADA violation.
Bestest sister-defense ever. Of course, she had writers.
And she wasn't stoned!
But oh yes, I heart Julia Sugarbaker. She had steely silk-covered LADY-cojones, in the truest sense of the word "lady."
Although didn't the actress who played her turn out to be kinda like the female Ted Nugent? Or am I misremembering? I hope I'm misremembering.
She said she wasn't as Liberal as Julia, but I think the actress who played Suzanne was the truly whacked Republican in that group.
OK, officially way too much Justified fandom for me, as I *totally* didn't remember Marshall's is a store and waited for a dropped body, or an unexpected subpeona or a bullet where it shouldn't be, when it's just another ADA violation.
Ha! The manager tried to convince me the bench had never been there until one of the salespeople backed me up.
Said salesperson to be looking for a new job tomorrow? sorry ... I get cynical.
Question - I'd posted this in technology, but it may be too low level for the people who hang out there. We'd created an interactive PDF - one that's a form with fields that can be filled in, saved, and sent in. We have word limits, but the PDF form maker only lets you set limits by characters. I did an estimate, increased the character count significantly, and sent it out. Well, people couldn't enter all the text. I doubled the character count and they still can't get all their text in. Seemingly, they did a word count in Word.
Anyone have any suggestions as to what the @#$# is wrong and how to fix it? I'm in Acrobat 9.0 Pro.
