| Redisplay Messages: Compact | Brief | All | Full Show Messages: All | Without Replies| Author: | TheBrickGuys  | | Posted: | Aug 23, 2019 12:57 | | Subject: | Re: How much does your pet mean to you? | | Viewed: | 191 times | | Topic: | Suggestions | |
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| A little late but here is my dog Skragle. I wanted to give him a name that would
be based on something Lego related so I took kragle, from The Lego Movie and
just added an S and I think it fits him perfectly.
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| Author: | Remko100 | | Posted: | Aug 23, 2019 11:03 | | Subject: | Auto-fill "my cost" for part-setting | | Viewed: | 54 times | | Topic: | Suggestions | | Status: | Open | | Vote: | [Yes|No] | |
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| I would like to see the simple option to auto-fill the "my cost" during part-setting.
Other fields auto-fill (6 months average-sales of the option to use old remarks,
etc., even old/new average "my cost").
When I am part-setting I like to keep count of the average part-cost. When part-setting
bigger sets I will have to fill these out (copy/paste) 300-400 times, depending
on the lot-count. Absolutely killing my motivation. If I can choose one number
on the first part-out screen, it can be filled-out in the overview. Some lots
I change (baseplates/minifigs/stickersheet are not 6-7 eurocents "cost", but
| | 90% of the lots gets the same number.
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I can;t imagine no one has had the idea to implement this before.
Kind regards,
Remko
Its a Bricky World
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| Author: | legoman77 | | Posted: | Aug 20, 2019 09:30 | | Subject: | Re: How much does your pet mean to you? | | Viewed: | 71 times | | Topic: | Suggestions | |
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| In Suggestions, cycbuild writes:
| | In Suggestions, popsicle writes:
| | It remains one of the saddest thoughts in my long life thinking about this. Even
as I type it, tears flow. Silly!
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What a beautiful story, Cory. Sounds like you gave that badger biter the time
of his life. 
Before moving, I'd visit a humane society that served as a hub for all shelters
in the valley. I loved the high-energy kennel with the biggest dogs you're
allowed to walk, but also walk the smaller dogs for a quick bowel movement in
parking lot bushes, a block or two. This fat roly-poly kinda thing caught my
eye one day, and we'd walk a little longer every time I stopped by. I guess
he was too fat, because one of the vet-techs told me he'd been put down not
transferred. What a crap day. Sometimes think about whether I would've been
allowed to start a 10 day-hold and other what-ifs. At the end of the day it's
easier just to shrug and say "damn you, world!"
To lighten the mood, here's a few satellite photos of a wild tribe of wolves
-source unknown
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It angers me that people seem so uncaring when it comes to domesticated animals.
While I do not have dogs and do not rescue them (have done three in the last
7 years), when I look into their eyes at the Humane Society I see a longing to
have freedom from the pens and to have someone to love that loves them. We have
four new little kitties coming to eat at night (We feed about 8-10 feral cats.)
They get there early so that they have something to eat. Some of the feral
cats seem to bring them one at a time to eat. Goldilocks, who looks like see
is going to die any day now (has looked that way for over two years now) seems
to bring a couple of them. Not sure what to do, if I try to capture one in a
trap I am afraid that the others will not come to eat.
But back to what I started to post about; never go to a shelter to look around
their back rooms. I was looking for a missing outdoor cat and looked in the
shelters "death" room. 80 to 90 cats waiting to be put down. I could never
go back into that room. It still affects me. I asked if I could take some home
and they said sure, but I would have to pay 130-150 dollars for each one. I
cannot forget the cold look in the worker's eyes.
I guess I just ruined my day.
John P
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| Author: | popsicle | | Posted: | Aug 20, 2019 01:18 | | Subject: | Re: How much does your pet mean to you? | | Viewed: | 61 times | | Topic: | Suggestions | |
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| In Suggestions, cycbuild writes:
| | In Suggestions, popsicle writes:
| | It remains one of the saddest thoughts in my long life thinking about this. Even
as I type it, tears flow. Silly!
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What a beautiful story, Cory. Sounds like you gave that badger biter the time
of his life.
Before moving, I'd visit a humane society that served as a hub for all shelters
in the valley. I loved the high-energy kennel with the biggest dogs you're
allowed to walk, but also walk the smaller dogs for a quick bowel movement in
parking lot bushes, a block or two. This fat roly-poly kinda thing caught my
eye one day, and we'd walk a little longer every time I stopped by. I guess
he was too fat, because one of the vet-techs told me he'd been put down not
transferred. What a crap day. Sometimes think about whether I would've been
allowed to start a 10 day-hold and other what-ifs. At the end of the day it's
easier just to shrug and say "damn you, world!"
To lighten the mood, here's a few satellite photos of a wild tribe of wolves
-source unknown
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I'm tired. Going to bed, see what dreams await me.
Thanks, Caleb. You're a good man.
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| Author: | cycbuild | | Posted: | Aug 20, 2019 00:48 | | Subject: | Re: How much does your pet mean to you? | | Viewed: | 53 times | | Topic: | Suggestions | |
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| In Suggestions, popsicle writes:
| | It remains one of the saddest thoughts in my long life thinking about this. Even
as I type it, tears flow. Silly!
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What a beautiful story, Cory. Sounds like you gave that badger biter the time
of his life.
Before moving, I'd visit a humane society that served as a hub for all shelters
in the valley. I loved the high-energy kennel with the biggest dogs you're
allowed to walk, but also walk the smaller dogs for a quick bowel movement in
parking lot bushes, a block or two. This fat roly-poly kinda thing caught my
eye one day, and we'd walk a little longer every time I stopped by. I guess
he was too fat, because one of the vet-techs told me he'd been put down not
transferred. What a crap day. Sometimes think about whether I would've been
allowed to start a 10 day-hold and other what-ifs. At the end of the day it's
easier just to shrug and say "damn you, world!"
To lighten the mood, here's a few satellite photos of a wild tribe of wolves
-source unknown
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