26-09-2003 15:00									#121
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I asked a valid question. Contrary to you guys.

	26-09-2003 19:25									#122
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I believe IW's quote gave good advice.

	26-09-2003 21:07									#123
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May all things be as they seem.

	26-09-2003 23:38									#124
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Unlike Mr Kok's Mushroom Surprise!

	26-09-2003 23:51									#125
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quote: Originally posted by Dr Strangelove Seriously. Is there a database of all the quotes used in the "Here's something to think about....." and how do I access it? Some of the non-Star Trek quotes are pretty good.

That would be nice to know. Some of the quotes are so long I don't get enough time to finish reading them.......

	27-09-2003 02:18									#126
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Yeah, whoever tested that feature was either the fastest reader in the world or completely illiterate.

	27-09-2003 02:42									#127
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Well there is a pause button thatyou can press to get time to read the quote

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	27-09-2003 04:31									#128
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The pause button is nonfunctional with all of the browsers I have tried it in.
Also, if you are quick, you can highlight and copy it before it disappears and paste it somewhere to read at your leisure.

Zipped fortune database IW linked me to. I am glad he was not forced to remove it, as there still seem to be a lot of people who want it.

	27-09-2003 11:04									#129
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Opera lets you go back to the quote without that annoying "page expired" message IE seems so fond of half the time. I have learnt, though, that the long ones just aren't worth my time reading. They are neither funny nor intersting.

	27-09-2003 13:41									#130
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quote: Originally posted by geeslaka The pause button is nonfunctional with all of the browsers I have tried it in.

Okay...I didn't know that. I have never actuallu clicked it before :9

Seems to be a porblem Mark could work on, if he wasn't busy protecting Grecce from the forces of evil.

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	27-09-2003 15:43									#131
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quote: Originally posted by Skanky Burns Opera lets you go back to the quote without that annoying "page expired" message IE seems so fond of half the time. I have learnt, though, that the long ones just aren't worth my time reading. They are neither funny nor intersting.

Yes, Opera is always the answer. However, I concur I almost never bother with reading the quotes either.

	27-09-2003 18:02									#132
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quote: Originally posted by Skanky Burns Opera lets you go back to the quote without that annoying "page expired" message IE seems so fond of half the time. I have learnt, though, that the long ones just aren't worth my time reading. They are neither funny nor intersting.

I use IE, and I don't get the "page expired" message...

	27-09-2003 19:34									#133
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quote: Originally posted by ADG I use IE, and I don't get the "page expired" message...

Me eithier. IE works well with this site for me.

	28-09-2003 01:01									#134
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I've used pause before, and it works.

You just have to try a few times.

	28-09-2003 01:35									#135
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I pretend I'm on an elevator and I press the button a bunch of times in rapid succession, like that makes the elevator hurry up. Seems to work for pausing the screen too.

	28-09-2003 15:58									#136
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The quotation page goes by so quickly for me that I hardly ever have a chance to fully read the quotation before it's gone (except for the short ones... I like those)

	28-09-2003 21:48									#137
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Here id an answer of the Apolyton quote database to the initial question of this thread. I just got:

quote: Star Trek Lives!

	29-09-2003 01:45									#138
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For a short time I was hoping it was recently added by DanQ as a subtle response to this thread, but then I searched the version of the fortune quote database that I have and found it there too.