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We were so poor when I was young I had to build the house I was born in.
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Did you get thrashed wit broken bottle ?
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Well, we would set a pan of Boone's Farm wine out at night so it would freeze and we could pour off the 180 proof flavored alcohol. 
Plus, it was a contest every morning to see who would get up first to warm up the terlet seat after the 20 below (Fahrenheit) nights. 
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OriginalGriff wrote: no, it didn't resume - I never got to play the game at all ...
I had that very problem with po... eh, educational material!!! 
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Back in the day when I would fix computers for the wife's friends, one of her managers brought me his kid's system and a new video card so he could play WoW. One of their problems was that the patch for the game was something like 2.5GB and they didn't have broadband...so they used my bandwidth to enable a teenager to play games. I was supposed to get a free meal out of the deal but that never happened...wife wound up firing him soon after for improper cash handling. 
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Second quarter tie? (4,2,5)
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Thought I had it with "Draw a blank" but I drew a blank
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The only ones I could come up with were "LOVE IS BLIND" and "TIME IS MONEY" - and neither of those fit the rest of the clue ...
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Erm, think again, you got it, I believe.
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I still don't see it ... 
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Ah ... maybe I do.
Second The second character in "Winnie-the-Pooh" is the aforementioned bear, and he is obsessed with HONEY
Quarter Some kind of American money, possibly a DIME
So "DIME HONEY"; the question mark indicates "sounds like" so "TIME MONEY" and the "IS" is spurious!
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Oh bother...
Second = unit of time
quarter = quarter dollar
tie = equal (is)
(tougher on your side of the pond, admittedly)
But you're up 
modified 13-Jun-19 6:37am.
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Oh ... crap.
I didn't think I was anywhere near it.
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I've done one this week, so if they want it I've no objection.
If I don't hear otherwise in a couple of hours, I'll post tomorrow (give me time to think of one).
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I have seen some obscure clues in CCC but I think that beats all.
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WoW players should get this one easily, particularly if they are a Goblin.
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I have two (tiny) issues with the new Start window.
First issue: I want to rearrange the options list (on the right side) to put "New Project" at the top .. and not be something I always have to scroll down to find.
Second issue. When I close a solution, most often the next thing I want to do is quit VS. But the Start Menu has reappeared and you can't click FILE: Exit without first closing that Start Menu. A little aggravation each time I'm ready to exit VS 2019.
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asiwel wrote: Second issue. When I close a solution, most often the next thing I want to do is quit VS. But the Start Menu has reappeared and you can't click FILE: Exit without first closing that Start Menu. A little aggravation each time I'm ready to exit VS 2019.
ALT-F4 or CRTL-W
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The what? Disabling the VS Start Page is one of the first things I do after an install.
At startup: Show empty environment
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asiwel wrote: A little aggravation each time I'm ready to exit VS 2019
The X button at the top right corner?
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Thanks for the feedback. My first post in the Lounge ... a fun place, looks like, for odd comments and quick responses!
About my second issue, on closing a solution, then quitting VS:
1) Yes, I could turn that Start window off, but I don't mind it all that much on startup (unless I am planning to open a new project ..that is Issue #1). It is when I am in shut down/exit mode, that I find it a tiny bit annoying.
2) Unfortunately, neither ALT-F4 nor CTRL-W (nor the X in the upper right corner of the VS window) will work to quit VS ... if the mouse is outside the Start Window (or dialog box, whatever). Those commands DO work ..on that Start Window and do close it .. if the mouse is moved inside of the window. That leaves VS still open and it requires repeating one of those key actions or using the FILE: Exit option to exit the whole thing.
So, my point is that it takes (at least) 2 mouse clicks (one in the Start Window, then one in VS window) to quit the application after clicking Close Solution. In olden days (VS 2017), you clicked Close Solution and then clicked Exit.
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If you're going to exit VS after closing the solution, you may as well just click the X button in the title bar. One click.
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Humm ... I guess we all have superstitions. If all files/work have been saved, I suppose you are right and there is no need to "close solution." I could just click the X button right there in VS to quit. But .. force of habit ... I always do save and close the solution. Then the empty VS window appears .. but with a START dialog box in the middle that has to be closed first.
Incidentally, other applications - like Quickbooks - do manage to keep the File Menu option (and the main window X box) "alive" while displaying a dialogbox of sorts where you can choose to open another company file (or quit the whole application with a single click. :-}
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