[C Of K]

Originally Posted by Huttman

I don't know your age but I know you know things better than you did 10 years ago. On a personal note, I believe you know things better than people twice your age, me thinks.

Well, I don't know about all that. I'm up there in age. Just turned 28 in April. Somehow, I never thought I would make it this far. But I like to write -- a lot. When you write you have to research, and do a lot of thought into things. (it's expected)

Also if you care to dream for a moment, how much more will you understand if you should see 1000 or a million years! No wonder we seem to enjoy sci-fi, it has themes like this. (always loved the Q episodes myself)

Older than Methuselah, man! Q was great, and sci-fi is a great escape. Star Wars (though it isn't really sci-fi) is what got me into reading and writing in the first place.

One more thing before I go, God has hidden true wisdom(eg-the secrets of the universe) from the world, not because He does not wish to share, but because He has made it something worthwhile to search and dig for and discover. It is also hidden from people because, well, we've been discussing some of those reasons above. Wow, this particular thread turned from something seemingly negative to something a little more inspiring, me thinks again!

It really has. Hopefully no one kills us for going off topic.

A Buddhist walks up to a hot dog vendor a says make me one with everything---Bicentennial Man

I keep telling everyone, "those hot dog vendors can work miracles." No one seems to believe me

doing the quote thing isn't too difficult once you get the hang of it. Here's how it's done. (we'll see how clearly I can explain internet code. YIKES)

Okay, see how when you hit the quote button it does something like this: [quote=C of K;895750] ?

Forget everything except for: [quote] Ok. This is the first part. Everything in "quotes" comes after this: [quote].

Notice how after using the quote option there is another bracket with a:
" / " in it. (if I use it here, the quote will take effect and you might not see some of this.) But after you've divided the text you want to quote, do the thing with brackets at the end, but put the slash before the word "quote" and you're done.