Things guaranteed each day..

Guaranteed here in the U.S., if you deposit $600 or over, the bank will be required to report it to the Internal Revenue System.

jackiehope wrote:LFF, totally news to me, is this a political doing? if so, sounds like only guaranteed until your political situation changes..

Yes- a political thing added to one of the many bills in congress.

that is the dumbest thing I have ever heard of and that is guaranteed how I feel.  When will our government get back to normal?  Well I know but many people might disagree especially if they are affiliated with a certain party??

In answer to your question, Glad, it'll take a change of party in power, or a Civil War.

Gosh we do not need a civil war......the last one ended in a bunch of people with hatred in their hearts.

GladEOlah wrote:Gosh we do not need a civil war......the last one ended in a bunch of people with hatred in their hearts.

And we don't have that now?

Good point, Jackie!

lightfootfan wrote:

GladEOlah wrote:Gosh we do not need a civil war......the last one ended in a bunch of people with hatred in their hearts.

And we don't have that now?

Sad isn't it LFF!?

As Don Mclean sang in American Pie, Satan's laughing in delight.

Gasoline is guaranteed sooner or later you will purchase it (at least until the cars are all electric?)

Was the font showing larger before?
Do you have your browser/settings/font/size/advanced set to allow websites to set their own font?

Or do you have a minimum font size there?

I have it set on 16 in admin panel.....not sure if that is the reason.....I will try 18 for I think it would be beneficial for us older ones.

Wow 18 is much better......may not go any larger might affect the page layout getting the posts on the pages

16 was fine, but you know what they say about bigger being better....  I can still read it fine, albeit from across the room.

16 was fine but I must admit 18 is better......we will compromise with 18 unless it messes with the post layout.

I believe the forum display is set by admin.  What is shown on each computer is set by each user.

I see the difference Jackie.    I hope you are ok with the 18 as mentioned we shoudn't go any larger due to the area we type and read in.

At the top of each post you have the option to enlarge your font, color and make it bold.

Such as 24, Green and Bold

well that doesn't look 24 to me oh well??

Didn't work.

What are the font size settings in your browser?

If you celebrate Star Wars Day today, the fourth will be with you.
I'm at 90% on this page.

90%?

90%  is what the zoom shows in my Firefox address bar, and I can read this fine, and with no glasses!
Guaranteed a lot of that news will be dramatized to attract viewers.

Guaranteed, when we want to see them, the sky will be cloudy.

Yes Jackie.  We take so much for granted.  There's a song that tells us "You never know what you've got, until it's gone."

Never heard of Ral Donner.  Will have to look him up.

was an American singer who was known for his voice and singing that had an uncanny resemblance to the King of Rock n Roll, Elvis Presley. Since he was younger, Donner had been a fan of Presley’s, and he would eventually cut a record containing a cover of Presley’s “The Girl of My Best Friend,” together with a backing band called the Starfires. George Goldner, founder of the New York-based label Gone Records, took Donner on. Donner re-recorded the track and Gone Records released it to eventual nationwide popularity, earning a place in the Top 20 Billboard charts during the 60s music era. Donner would score another Presley-sound-alike hit also in the same year, “You Don’t Know What You’ve Got (Until You Lose It)” which became his only Top 10 charting single. He recorded further singles but by the mid-1960s, his career was finished. When Presley died in 1977, it sparked a revived interest in Donner’s catalog. Donner did a vocal impersonation of Elvis in the 1981 film This Is Elvis. In 1984, Donner passed away due to lung cancer, aged 41.
https://mentalitch.com/biography-of-ral-donner/

Interesting!  Elvis died when he was 41 also (I think I remember right?)

Nice song!