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Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Lili P. said:🙂

Oh, come on... I’m actually blushing here... isn't this a little too much for a public forum?!?

@Carol Price4: haha, thanks. But seriously—what on earth did you put in your coffee??

That's exactly why I went out and bought one of those Nespresso machines—now I just make my own brew at home. At least I know what's actually in it... which is a win in my book.

Hold on, Lili... 🙂 Is this even a joke? This isn't some light pop song, it's straight-up rock! Give me a break...

Lili, Devilich, and Richard Howard55... honestly, you guys are such pushovers! 🙂

😘
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33 said:The emoji didn't load because the IMG tag is missing. 😉
You can fix it two ways:
1. Manually type (image) after it.
2. Click the yellow icon with the little mountain at the top of the editor window, and the forum will generate the code for you.

You don't seem to realize that I genuinely have no desire to get into an argument with you. 🤷
If people want to complain, let them. Feel free to share those complaints if you feel the need. Just try adjusting your rhetoric and your tone. If you tweak your style a bit, things will go much smoother for everyone.

We've gone over my moderation style more times than I care to count. I'm done talking about it.
I moved some posts instead of deleting them just so we could talk without the constant fear of getting banned. It was a calculated move on my part.

Moving forward, I don't plan on explaining my decisions anymore. At least not in this thread.
I get that you think I'm unfair, vindictive, or whatever other labels you want to throw at me.
I've tried, on several occasions, to explain my reasoning, but we're clearly speaking different languages. You aren't going to change your mind, and I'm not asking you to; I'm just saying I'm tired of playing this game. It feels like I'm just chasing my own tail.

Good grief... wait, are we talking about a dragon here?!?🙂
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
What do you mean "The Smiths"??? I don't have any flowers, no macchiatos, and definitely no chocolates to offer—what am I even supposed to send you all, ladies? 🙂

Oh, I almost forgot: local craft beers down at the pub. Cheers.
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Carol Price4 said:Noooooo way, you finally figured out the emojis.... 😁

I can't wait for those 300-sentence essays of yours—let's see how they look with all these new additions.🤣

Good grief, here we go again...🙂 😕 🤣 🙂 That last one is actually pretty great. It's called a dragon, which feels strangely familiar...
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Henry Edwards33 said:The emoji didn't load because the IMG tag is missing. 😉
You can fix it two ways:
1. Manually type (image) after it.
2. Click the yellow icon with the little mountain at the top of the editor window, and the forum will generate the code for you.

You don't seem to realize that I genuinely have no desire to get into an argument with you. 🤷
If people want to complain, let them. Feel free to share those complaints if you feel the need. Just try adjusting your rhetoric and your tone. If you tweak your style a bit, things will go much smoother for everyone.

We've gone over my moderation style more times than I care to count. I'm done talking about it.
I moved some posts instead of deleting them just so we could talk without the constant fear of getting banned. It was a calculated move on my part.

Moving forward, I don't plan on explaining my decisions anymore. At least not in this thread.
I get that you think I'm unfair, vindictive, or whatever other labels you want to throw at me.
I've tried, on several occasions, to explain my reasoning, but we're clearly speaking different languages. You aren't going to change your mind, and I'm not asking you to; I'm just saying I'm tired of playing this game. It feels like I'm just chasing my own tail.

Thanks for clearing that up.🙂 It’s actually pretty simple... though now I'm left wondering 😂—I mean, I'll try, but seriously—why aren't there any smileys for peppers, Luke, or tomato salad??? 🙂 Still, I'm very 🙂 and sending you your favorite one... 🙂 (is that supposed to be a dig?!???)

And what about this other thing?!? Come on, we really have nothing to talk about... or anyone to talk to. Who needs what?? Luke! And water.

Oh, wait, I almost forgot... She says you're being SHREWD, so maybe Luke is up to something suspicious here?!?
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33 said:If you want to make your life a little easier, just head over to your profile settings and add anyone who’s getting on your nerves to your ignore list. Once you do that, their posts just vanish from your view. It’s much better for your mental health. 😁

I decided to switch topics because I’m not interested in deleting anything. Clearly, some people feel a desperate need to clarify things, so they can go ahead and talk themselves in circles if they want. It doesn't bother me at all, as long as my other threads stay clean.
Talking isn't really an issue for me. You know better than anyone how much I love to ramble and how much I can overexplain things when I get going. 🤣

Just look for the ignore option and click it. Trust me, it’s worth it. 😉

unrecognized entity already laid it all out for you here.
Ignore - hide posts from specific users whenever you want.
If there's someone on the forum who’s driving you crazy, you can choose to ignore them, which essentially makes their posts invisible to you. To do this, just visit their profile (click on their username) and select User lists > Add to ignore list. They won't get a notification that you've blocked them, and they'll still be able to see what you post.

Honestly, nothing bothers me anymore—that isn't the issue. I've got plenty of games to watch, and I usually know they'll end 1-0 in my favor anyway... It's fine if you don't delete it, really, but... this used to be our little quiet corner, and we didn't have any Luka here. And now? Are we all supposed to sit here and cry about it collectively?!? You know, Orsat once said: San Francisco sails on, San Francisco washes against the barren rock, just to hide its freedom...

You aren't just a chatterbox. You're actually worse than that, but somehow you're forgiven... Now if I could just figure out how to use that big grin emoji...

The emoji didn't work... And for what it's worth, I wouldn't trade you for anyone else!
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33, I am truly sorry you decided to drag "this" over here—it really spoils this nice little corner by introducing all these weird personas. We actually had a peaceful spot without all the constant interruptions, so what are we supposed to do now?? Just find us another quiet space where we can talk like normal people—you know, mention adding peppers to a salad or whatever else—without anyone forcing onions down our throats... especially the strong kind.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Honestly, I think he’s played you guys again—who knows how many times at this point... It seems like he doesn't care about anything else, whether it's the local farm produce, Peppers, or just some simple salad; all he cares about is getting his own name out there!!! And how does he do that? By picking fights with everyone. He’ll try to prove things that simply can't be proven, just to stay relevant. That’s clearly his only goal, even if it means barging into discussions like some rude, ill-mannered kid. (And yes, I said LIKE, which is perfectly fine to say)

The sheer amount of nonsense he spews is honestly mind-boggling, especially since he doesn't actually work with the software, doesn't know it, and barely understands it beyond some vague "back in the day" memory... It feels completely pointless to try and reason with someone who is so irrational and so blatantly disrespectful that they turn every single thread into a personal branding exercise. He acts like he’s somehow superior to the entire forum—especially acting "polite" toward the women here, though we all know that hasn't exactly been the case recently, and I won't quote him because it's just gross...

At this stage, the only sane move is to just ignore all that nonsense and pseudo-intellectual rambling. We're all just wasting our precious time trying to prove an Indian is an Indian.

Haug!
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Carol Price4 said:
Wait—I didn't even mention Techno, so am I just advertising it now? Nice one! I guess I should have been praising Pepper instead—that would’ve definitely triggered a wave of bitter laughter from everyone...

Seriously though, we need to come up with a special nickname for Terry Johnson3 since we already have Pepper.

From here on out, Terry Johnson3 is being renamed *Onion*—because he’s so intense that users end up tearing up just trying to work with him. 🤣

Honestly? Pure genius.
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Richard Howard55 said:Look, Terry Johnson3, just calm down!

First you go on a rant 🙂, then maybe you'll stay quiet for a few pages before starting up again. I truly hope you manage to land some actual clients for your site so you'll be too busy working to bother us here.
As long as the moderators let you run free ads, whatever. But let's be real: you aren't following the thread; you're just jumping in to derail everything.

Being honest doesn't mean trashing an entire software package. I've told you before—Synesis is excellent software. It’s not just my opinion; plenty of other users have said the same. If I point out something that could be improved, my goal isn't to bash my own tools or anyone else's, but to actually fix the issue at hand.

But you wouldn't get that. Even Ribba pointed out that you've got it all wrong and that you're basically just running anti-propaganda against the very program you're supposed to be promoting. If I were the owner of the software you're peddling, my blood pressure would spike every time you showed up here to drop your little "gems." 😁

I find you pretty interesting—who exactly are you trying to pick a fight with? We already laid it out clearly regarding what you repeated—this constant, mindless nitpicking is getting old. Most veteran forum users stopped taking this kind of nonsense seriously ages ago, and frankly, it just invites mockery. When someone lashes out like this, it's a red flag. Let's just state our piece and let the admins deal with the fallout.

It's a total smear campaign, even though we all know it's aimed at Tech—it's fine to mention it, but it shouldn't be a requirement. Even if it's seen as a "garage startup" type of software, there's something more important here: treating respected experts—like the handful of you running service businesses whom I actually respect—as if you're sheep just because they use Synesis. That's a low blow. It’s just as dirty as those previous attempts to drag the admin through the mud—someone we all value immensely—by writing those little pamphlets claiming she was biased. Where is the integrity in coming back here after all that? Anonymity is a strange thing... anyone can act like a king when they're hiding behind a screen.

Trying to argue against these absurdities (access issues??? This database is a dream; it never crashes, and I never even have to compact it—that's what every new version handles automatically!!) would just be a waste of my time and space. It's like arguing with people who clearly have nothing better to do since they obviously aren't working anywhere—they just sit around typing. They try to claim accounting software belongs in the category of simple programs—no real functions, no oversight, no feedback loops, etc. Honestly, a program for a handheld drill has more utility than this... although, to some, this seems like the absolute peak of programming wizardry. Even though Paprikin dos was a tiny little program, much like Syn4... while it was obviously way more modest in its features, it did the job! And I actually tested something: it still works today... using DBF files?!? It's unbelievable... no SQL database required!

Richard, if I may quote you: "I've told you several times now that Synesis is an excellent program, and not just me—other users have said the same." I'd just add: it's in a class of its own. Especially considering the price point; it offers ten times more value than those garage-built programs. For someone like me who isn't a pro, it's perfect, though of course, it can always be improved and deserves a little critique here and there. But for now, I wouldn't trade it for anything else in this category, not even in my wildest dreams.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Carol Price4 said:He’s definitely lurking—just waiting to jump out from nowhere,🤣

You drop some brilliant insights and then—poof—he vanishes again! 🙂

It's like everyone just ducked behind a bush... hoping that big jerk doesn't spot them...
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Raymond Martinez10 said:Even on a Sunday morning. 🤣

Honestly, you just have to push his buttons a little—then there he is.
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Carol Price4 said:Here’s a snippet from an email...

The new American labor laws—man, things are changing fast.
Labor Law Studies and Legal Practice Essentials

Dragan Zlatović, Ivan Malenica, JD

It’s a gorgeous hardcover—book format 6.7 x 9.4, beautifully sewn, and even features a ribbon marker. Plus, the layout is super clean and easy to read—comes in at 818 pages.

This book offers a top-tier analytical look at the new American labor laws—breaking down all those heterono and autonomous regulations within employment relationships—including every single amendment up through mid-2013. It’s packed with over 200 rulings and excerpts from recent court cases and federal agency opinions, too. The whole thing is split into four sections covering individual and collective labor law, plus a deep dive into specialized areas like civil service rules, foreign worker regulations, employment for artists, public institution directors, minor labor laws, and even things like bankruptcy proceedings, worker rights, safety standards, mobile workers, and whistleblowers. I've attached a quick overview of the table of contents! — Honestly, this is the go-to manual used by the US Department of Labor inspectors.

I've also got three PDFs to go along with this—if you want to dive into the nitty-gritty, just shoot me a DM with your email and I'll send them over.

Enti?!? Maybe this one got a little bruised because it describes something actually quite tedious so nicely—you know, laws, regulations, and all our bureaucratic wandering. I can just picture someone getting lost in it, much like how I used to lose myself decades ago in H. Miller’s Rakov turnover guide. Or maybe in an Adventurer manual—and hey, there's nothing wrong with that. Before all that, I devoured everything by Jules Verne and a ton of SF. If I had known back then that this kind of literature even existed, I’m pretty sure I would have vanished so far that even Captain Nemo wouldn't be able to find me. Honestly, though, I have to wonder... what kind of maniac actually wrote "Accounting Entrepreneurship"?

P.S. Heterono... wait, how do you spell that? Does it have anything to do with being heterosexual??
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Richard Howard55 said:Jessica Grant56 has finally calmed down, so now she’s just waiting for Mr. Raymond Martinez10 to show up. 🙂
Just sitting there all by himself, looking pathetic and helpless. 🙂🙂

Look, you little firecracker—it doesn't really work like that. My life experience might be one of my strengths, but let's be honest—I can barely manage to get through one thing without struggling, (or at least that's what I tell myself), so trying to juggle three is just asking for triple the trouble.

And that traitor only shows up when he's called out—either he's working like a maniac or he just doesn't care for this place anymore... Honestly, I couldn't wrap my head around someone with such small-time energy.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Carol Price4 said:So, where are you running off to now, right when things are getting good?

It can't be that you're actually scared of three bell peppers... we aren't habaneros, for crying out loud!😂

I'm not running from any peppers—honestly, I love a good jalapeño—I just decided to lay low for a second...
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
I don't know, the thought just kind of hit me out of nowhere... Just imagining three little bell peppers—like that user 3 from Salem over on this forum—chatting away in the middle of the night... Honestly, I'm checking out. Full throttle, I'm gone.

P.S. A little flower and a treat for all you bell peppers to go with your coffee. Maybe some chocolate too, if you're feeling fancy.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Carol Price4 said:Nah, Jessica Grant56—that was all happening before Disney bought out the rights to the show🤣

Lilli actually got an email explaining everything—it’s not even called Pup anymore... it's Paprika now
Why'd you even post this before the email went out...😁

Ugh... seriously... if they sent an email for every single little update, our inboxes would just explode...

Wait, was it PU...pak or PI...pak??? Gosh... anyway, I think my favorite is roasted bell pepper.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33 said:Where exactly am I seeing a link? Or even a compliment? 🤷

Stop blowing up my notifications in that other thread. 😳

You're going to be the death of me. 😳

You just typed out my name—that's enough for someone to get OSPICE!!!

What spam? What thread?

And don't be so dramatic—your favorite forum buddy loves ya...
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Thanks to the user who sent me that email—I wonder if they were only sending it out to people using the digital filing module?

But that’s actually NOT the main point here!! This is just your standard, run-of-the-mill notification. What I really think we should be looking for is whether every single new update comes with its own set of clear explanations.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33 said:Hey everyone, just wanted to reach out...

Are you seriously breaking the rules the admin set up? This honestly feels like a blatant advertisement!