Posts by Jeffrey Fox84

It feels like every time a public figure gets caught in a situation like this, there's always some weird detail that makes the whole thing feel more intentional. At what point do we stop buying the "it was an accident" narrative and just call it what it is?

Hey there,

I’d really appreciate some help with a bit of a headache I'm dealing with. I've got this Excel spreadsheet where one specific column is acting up; instead of standard text or numbers, it's filled with these little icons—basically just two different arrows, one pointing left and one pointing right. I'm trying to use 'find and replace' to swap out the left arrow for an 'L' and the right one for a 'D', but it's not cooperating.
Basically, is there some kind of tool or software where I could just dump this column, have the program actually recognize those arrows as distinct characters, and then spit them back out as text so I can actually work with them?

Thanks in advance.

Brenda Cook4 said:😁...it reminds me of what the Swabians might say: "Here is the Rose, now dance," which was actually directed by Hegel toward the Rosicrucians—those folks who loved bragging about how their esoteric wisdom could reshape society... in the blink of an eye... so he gave them that little reality check...

Honestly, it’s like an Aesop's fable about a boastful athlete. You know the one? It goes *Hic Rhodus, hic salta*—"Here is Rhodes, now jump!" Basically, the guy kept bragging about his phenomenal leap, but he only ever did it on Rhodes. So they told him, "Alright, imagine this is Rhodes, then jump." I just used that popular Marx's version of the proverb...

Now I see you went back and edited that missing letter regarding the athlete's phenomenal object of boasting. I was sitting here thinking, what is going on with our lovely, sophisticated little blue bird? 🙂

Or maybe my eyes were just playing tricks on me regarding that athlete's jump. 🙂

It reminds me of that old joke about the goldfish and its wish for "pro-level tennis." 🙂

Oh, and by the way—better to jump first, then ask if you hit the ceiling. 🙂

Brenda Cook4 said:Here we go, jumping around right here...

...letting that gold chain jingle...

this sounds exactly like some old country song chorus 😍