casualraven said:Man, I honestly didn't even realize it was Jared Leto in this movie until I finished watching it and actually went looking up some details online. 😁
What they did to him and Matthew McConaughey... what a show. Great flick.
Yes. Yes. Yes.
True for Jared too; I didn't recognize him at first glance either. It's intense, but absolutely incredible. Both actors completely transformed themselves—it was a total show. And yes, phenomenal film. Way better than 12 Years a Slave in every way.
This movie is perfect if you're struggling with insomnia. A complete letdown. The dialogue between them is just repetitive chatter we've heard a million times before. It's totally predictable..
The cast is solid, though Clooney isn't really my style. I'm more of a Matt Damon fan. I honestly think watching them play cards would have been much more engaging—it might have felt spontaneous instead of so scripted and easy to see coming.
I can't for the life of me think of any reason why Icon would recommend this.
This might be out of place, but does anyone know if there's a way to test vitamins or hormones using just a finger prick? To put it mildly, I have a massive phobia of needles. The last time I had blood drawn was about 18 years ago back in elementary school. I really want to get some baseline numbers, but everything requires bloodwork. There is absolutely no way I am doing a traditional blood draw from a vein. If there is already a thread for this, my apologies—please move my post.
Can anyone recommend a good beginner's book for Excel and Word? Also, where should I look for one—maybe at Best Buy? I want to make sure I don't end up with something outdated from $67.
Finding the right jeans is a struggle for me. I want them to look good, but I have a larger backside and slim legs, so skinny jeans always end up looking awkward on my frame. Personal taste aside, there’s just a visual difference between seeing skinnies on someone weighing 120 pounds versus someone over 220. It’s just how it looks. I find Mangos to be high quality. It might depend on the specific cut you grab. I own two pairs of their slight flares; they are long enough that they require a heel or some boots to sit right, but the fit is excellent. Their denim feels just as solid as their leather pieces. They also carry smaller sizes. I wear a US 2, but I know they carry a US 0 as well.
By the way, G-Star is another great option. They offer a huge variety of styles and sizes, so I definitely recommend checking them out.
shadowpilot8 said:The part you moved 😁 Generally, if you hit >, it inserts two tags—one before and one after the selected text. If you want to keep the original author's name, just delete that first tag, since having two won't work. You should leave the second one intact, because when you used the quote function on the post itself, it also added two tags: one at the start and one at the end.
edit: I see you figured out 👍
Normally, when you hit Wrap Quote, it places two tags—one before and one after the selected text. If you want to keep the author's name, just delete that specific part.
Can an author write in front of every section of a post?
Use the first quote (since you can't have two) and keep the second one—the original one from when you clicked quote on the post, which also added two tags, one at the start and one at the end.
edit: Looks like you figured it out. 👍
Now I'm missing two quotes again. 😁 Like I said, there isn't a quote tag over the last part of your post. 😬 No, I entered the quotes myself. I could have highlighted it and used Wrap Quote, but I thought since it was the last part of your post, I wouldn't need to edit it.
Hahaha, oh man, it turns out you actually answered my question. Look at the first part of the quote. 😁 Jesus.
It turned out that way, though if I had to explain the reasoning, I honestly wouldn't even know where to start. Anyway, I'm just going to reserve a few more pages. 😬
shadowpilot8 said:You have to do this manually. Select the specific section you want to isolate, then use Wrap Quote That applies to every individual part. You’ll also need to delete the excess, which consists of one [ quote ] at the start and end of the text.
That applies to every individual part.
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You also need to delete the extra bits. That means removing one [ quote ] from the start and end of the text.
I just took a look. I removed that last quote from the original post and moved it to the end of the section with my name so I stay credited as the author. I'm not quite sure which other quote you're referring to that I need to remove.
jadetrucker43 said:If you’re looking to pull in a few different posts at once, just hit that "Multi-Quote" option—it's right there next to the standard Quote button—for every message you want to reference, except for the very last one. Once you've tagged them all, just click the regular Quote button on that final post. Everything should automatically wrap itself in those quote tags, giving you the freedom to clean up any fluff, bold the parts that actually matter, or slide your own commentary in between the blocks of text. It's pretty straightforward, really.
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For every post you want to include except the last one, simply click the standard Quote button.
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Then hit the button on the final post you want to cite. All those posts will automatically be wrapped in Quote tags. From there, you can easily delete any unnecessary text, bold important sections, or insert your own comments between the quotes.
jadetrucker43 said:If you’re looking to pull in a few different posts at once, just hit that "Multi-Quote" option—it's right there next to the standard Quote button—for every message you want to reference, except for the very last one. Once you've tagged them all, just click the regular Quote button on that final post. Everything should automatically wrap itself in those quote tags, giving you the freedom to clean up any fluff, bold the parts that actually matter, or slide your own commentary in between the blocks of text. It's pretty straightforward, really.
Select all the posts you want to include except for the very last one, then simply hit the Quote button on that final post.
Now? All those posts will automatically be wrapped in quote tags. From there, you can easily delete unnecessary text, bold important sections, or insert your own commentary between the quotes.
Lisa Myers said:I'm doing the exact same thing, I swear...🤷
Alright, let me try this again... I'll quote both your post and mine using that method. Only mine should show up. Watch this 🤣:
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jadetrucker43 said:It’s working perfectly fine for me. I just click on , it turns into , which effectively means the number of quotes you want minus one. Then, once I'm done, I just hit on the last one and boom—everything is bundled into a single post. Simple enough, right?
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jadetrucker43 said:I’m betting the issue lies somewhere within the browser itself. If you've got an ad-blocker running—something like NoScript, for instance—you’ll probably need to whitelist the site to get things moving properly.
Otherwise, it might just be a matter of tweaking your settings to allow cookies or adjusting some other privacy restriction in your browser options.
Spectre;23687956 said:If you want to quote multiple different posts, just select the "Multi-Quote" option
got it
Click the button to the right of the Quote button for all the posts you want to include, then simply hit the standard Quote button on the final post you want to cite.
right
All those selected posts will be added automatically.
okay, I'm still a little confused
And then once they are individual quotes, you can move unnecessary parts, bold the important stuff, or add your own commentary between the quotes.
The issue is when I type something underneath a broken quote block without adding text after the entire quote section. It won't let me post because it claims the message is too short.
Plus, look at this. The last quote from Spectre and the first one are still visible. Somewhere along the line, the brackets got lost. :S dammit
