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Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

Msg: 18 (view)

C'mon people Posted: 5/12/2006 11:42:29 AM
I got a good chuckle about the aroused pc.....lol My pc's are kinda in the dark ages...Win 95 and 98....Is there really any help for me? You would laugh your head off if I posted the specs of the computer I use to get online. I do have to say that it has been really good to me considering I paid 75 bucks for the entire system. It ain't fancy but it has been reliable. I am trying to figure out a way to get to the present day of pc's with out it costing me a fortune. All the pc's I see these days come with towers...my win 95 system is a tower and a nasty little admin password issue has really put a hold on it going anywhere. The 98 pc I use to get online is one of the flat desktop models...I wonder if the new parts these days will even adapt to my old dinosaur. Am I sol ?

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Administrative password ? Posted: 5/5/2006 9:05:36 PM
The windows 95 on this particular machine does need a administrative password to install software....if it didn't, I would not be asking for help......I do not get a error message.....just a message that I do not have administrative permission to continue with a install, and to log in with administrative password. I will do a search again tomorrow......Thanks for trying to help....It's late...

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Administrative password ? Posted: 5/5/2006 8:04:45 PM
I can log on to this computer no problem. I have seen the enter password bs and I just hit cancel.....that is not the problem. I cannot load any kind of software. I get a error message of........."you do not have the administrative power to alter this operating system"....something along the lines of that......."please log in with administrative password to continue"....paraphrasing the message but that is basically what I am fighting. Its my Dad's old computer....not doing anything evil here.....lol....just trying to upgrade it a little bit....geez.......I guess I need to get my hands on a full blown Windows cd and blow the whole system out....who knew win95 was so important and secret.....good grief.....

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Administrative password ? Posted: 4/30/2006 11:06:21 AM
Can I download this boot to a A drive disc? I had the 95 system online for about 10 minutes yesterday and it really struggled. I use juno as my isp and the system rejects the C disc for loading juno just like the 98 disc because of that stupid password. Thanks for the advice....I will see what I can do with this pc, it might just end up being a offline game player. It's a drag because it has more memory then the system that actually works. I have it set up as a learning project...lol Thanks again.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Administrative password ? Posted: 4/30/2006 9:46:34 AM
My father passed away several months ago and I recieved his old computer. It has windows 95 on it. I can't seem to do anything with it because of this administrative password that it has set in it. I did a quick restore which is suppose to basically restore it to how it came from the factory. The password is still there. I have a disc with a 98 upgrade on it but the system won't accept it. I have searched the web and the only advice I can get is......Don't forget this password....Can anyone offer any suggestions ? Microsoft won't even acknowledge that Win 95 ever existed. Thanks

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Tell me does this sound good to you? Posted: 4/23/2006 11:55:44 AM
Well I have never had grits but the rest of it sounds good.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Okay.....right this very minute..... Posted: 4/16/2006 2:49:17 PM
What are rakes?

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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do you cook from a recipe or just wing it? Posted: 4/13/2006 12:40:06 PM
The first time I make a recipe I will follow it. After that I just figure out if it's a keeper or not. If it's a keeper I will then wing it and experiment.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Summer Menu Ideas Posted: 4/13/2006 12:33:15 PM
I like to make the watermelon baskets. You cut the top of the watermelon like a handle of a basket and keep the lower portion as the basket. Cut out the inner portion of watermelon into small chunks and put back into hollowed out melon. I also add cantelope, strawberries,grapes orange slices....etc. If you want to get fancy you can always use a melon baller. It is a little work but it really is pretty and healthy.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Looking for cheese twist recipe Posted: 4/10/2006 2:57:28 PM
I got this recipe from another site, I have not tried it yet. INGREDIENTS: 1 cup sifted flour 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt dash ground cayenne pepper 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1/2 cup shredded sharp Cheddar cheese 1/3 cup cold water PREPARATION: Sift flour, salt, baking powder, and cayenne pepper into a medium mixing bowl. Cut in butter or margarine and cheese with a pastry cutter until mixture is crumbly. Sprinkle cold water over mixture; mix lightly with a fork until mixture holds together and leaves side of bowl. Roll out to a rectangle about 12x10 inches on a lightly floured board. Divide in half lengthwise, then cut crosswise into strips 1/2-inch wide. Lift strips carefully and twist gently. Place twists 1 inch apart on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 425° for 10 minutes, or until lightly browned. Carefully transfer cheese twists to wire racks to cool.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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tinfoil dinners! Posted: 4/8/2006 6:27:01 PM
Yes.....Thank you Pablo. We use to go camping with a guy who had the whole set up for dutch oven cooking. I actually started started my own little set up, but never went to crazy. It did work great for those cornish game hens and cornbread.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Easy Campfire Foods Posted: 4/7/2006 3:15:55 PM
foil....not foal.....did not wrap corn in a baby horse....I need a edit button...lol

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Easy Campfire Foods Posted: 4/7/2006 3:14:20 PM
It wasn't easy, but I once did cornish game hens on a spit over a hot coal bed. The set up was for the cast iron cooking (name escapes me). I did corn bread in a cast iron skillet and had brought a salad in a cooler and wrapped soaked corn on the cob in foal on the coals directly. It was pretty darn good but not easy. I sure miss camping.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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A tip from my doctor's assistant. Posted: 4/4/2006 1:24:58 PM
I am thinking that smothering the bake potato with butter and sour cream would be a no no.....lol.....thats how I like them.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Amazing Mac And Cheese Posted: 3/28/2006 11:05:26 AM
I love mac and cheese. I have gone on several tangents trying to find he best. It's been awhile since I have made any but I think it was Micheal Jordon's mothers recipe that ended up being the winner. I also searched for a white mac and cheese like a old friend use to make, but never did find what I wanted and cannot find my old friend. Thanks for the recipe.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Fast and easy meals that a picky 5yr old and 1 yr old would eat. Posted: 3/26/2006 6:30:06 PM
Great post sweetpea

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Salads you like Posted: 3/22/2006 1:42:17 PM
I love a good chef salad but never make them at home, it's a treat when I go out for one. At home I throw in all kinds of vegies and greens. I usually cut up a hard boiled egg and sharp cheddar cheese to put in it. That will be my dinner tonight.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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todays dinner menu for the single person Posted: 3/22/2006 1:34:01 PM
Today I had a breakfast burrito and tonight will be a salad. I eat a lot of eggs , cheap and easy meal for one.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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women use both sides of their brain? Posted: 3/20/2006 1:04:18 PM
try being a woman who is ambidextrous.....my brain doesn't know which way to turn.....

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Letting other people do the cooking... Posted: 3/20/2006 12:58:11 PM
Depends on who has to do the clean up after the cooking. My ex couldn't cook without dirting every pot and pan and dish in the house. I do miss his fried chicken and cinnamin rolls but I sure don't miss the mess he made.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Cast Iron, Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Teflon.. Posted: 3/13/2006 4:00:43 PM
I use stainless steel for cooking spagetti and the sauce, vegies,soups and for steaming. I have a bunch of cast iron that I use for searing, frying, cornbread, homefries....etc I have several teflon pans I use mostly for eggs. I don't think I have any aluminum cookware ???

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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A Tragic Tale Posted: 3/13/2006 3:51:01 PM
Awwwwww......I am so sorry this happened to you. Her loss

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Why I'm all done with POF Posted: 3/11/2006 2:17:23 PM
Did you ever think about any other scenario than you just being screwed over??? Didn't think so. Maybe she is having computer problems or maybe some trouble with her family? I had a family tragedy last week and basically just sat in front of the pc like a zombie. I read my mail and messages but just did not want to talk to anyone. If grieving the death of my father makes me rude becuz I didn't respond to others......than I am rude. Maybe you should think about someone other than yourself before you have a tizzy fit. Good Grief...it hasn't even been 24 hours yet.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Milk Options Posted: 3/10/2006 12:01:25 PM
Ice cold whole milk. I really dislike all the watered down varieties that they sell. I think soy milk would make me hurl......no offense

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day... do you agree... Posted: 3/10/2006 11:56:40 AM
I usually don't eat breakfast. I am just not hungry when I wake up. I do love breakfast food though. I had a breakfast burrito today for lunch.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Speaking of Rachael Ray,,, Posted: 2/28/2006 11:00:26 AM
I only get pbs cooking shows these days. I really like Lidia, everything she makes looks good. I also like America's test kitchen.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Just Venting....... Posted: 2/27/2006 3:05:49 PM
I'd get my name off that car.....PRONTO. This woman could run down a bunch of kids....and you pay insurance too. Good Grief....you need to get your name away from that car. I am sorry for your broken heart but you really need to get take care of this car stuff and grieve later.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Please Tell Me HOW to Cook Rice! Posted: 2/27/2006 8:35:23 AM
Brawnydog I think you have me confused with someone else. I don't know how to post quotes... but I am not Babsy. Have a good day.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Does anyone have a good recipe for onion rings? Posted: 2/23/2006 4:30:51 PM
I could not find a thread that showed any recipes. I have been experimenting and I am tired of messing around and just want a simple tasty recipe. Any recipes would be appreciated.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Search engine does not work for me Posted: 2/23/2006 4:22:29 PM
Well you would think if someone was posting a recipe for onion rings it would be in the subject line. I guess no one has posted a onion ring recipe so I am free to ask for one. Thanks

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Search engine does not work for me Posted: 2/23/2006 4:14:53 PM
I put onion rings in the search on the recipe board. Maybe no one has ever posted a recipe for onion rings? I tried orange recipes in the search last week and got the same result? How can I possibly know the exact thread title?

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Forum Thread Search engine does not work for me Posted: 2/23/2006 4:02:47 PM
This site is pretty strict about redundant threads...but when I try and use the search here I get no results. How am I suppose to know if something has been posted already when search shows nothing?

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Need some advice! Posted: 2/22/2006 5:05:38 PM
He is married.....end of story...leave him alone

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Speaking of Rachael Ray,,, Posted: 2/17/2006 10:33:20 PM
I don't get food network anymore but when I did her constant Evoo coments really annoyed me. She's ok....a little too perky sometimes.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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My bf gave me nothing for Valentine's day or birthday Posted: 2/17/2006 10:24:33 PM
Thats cold. I would move on.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Food for when your being cheap or being poor Posted: 2/16/2006 10:04:24 AM
I am poor. I wait for whole chickens or chicken breast go on sale and buy as much as I can afford. You can do so many different things with chicken...fry,bake,bbq,soups,sandwiches. Hamburger is a crime these days.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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is there really a such thing as real love, and bouth feal it? Posted: 2/11/2006 10:25:56 PM
I think there is real love. There are couples who have been together forever and truely love each other....and will forever and ever. They just don't hang out here...lol....better things to do. I believe it exists. I think it is too late for me but...ya it's out there.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Snake handling Churches Posted: 2/11/2006 9:31:41 PM
Nope...no snake handling....but have seen them cast out demons and made some lady's legs grow.....lol.....I also saw a preacher talk in tongues....lol....you gotta be poor to see this crap....if your hungry you will listen to anything just to have a meal.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Best Sandwich Recipe, Hot or Cold. Posted: 2/11/2006 6:42:05 PM
I love a french dip but I can never get the au juice right.....it has to be more than just reduced drippings. A good french dip is the best.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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original sin Posted: 2/9/2006 4:38:23 PM
Gen 2.7 -end is Adam and Eve. It actually doesn't say 8th day but it was after the 7th day of rest. Once again I apologize if I come off as a know it all.....I sincerely don't mean to.I will try to remember to put imho at the end of my posts. Peace

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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original sin Posted: 2/9/2006 3:03:21 PM
Hey no reason to be so snarky. I wasn't trying to sneak in anything. Read Genesis 1.26 -27. It says that God created man and woman on the 6th day. I apologize if I have offended you but thats what the good book says.....if you can't handle it thats your problem. I believed that Adam and Eve were the 1st people created by God for 30 + years. It's just not true. No reason to get so nasty because someone doesn't agree with you.....take a pill

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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original sin Posted: 2/9/2006 11:21:46 AM
The other people? Adam and Eve were not the 1st people on earth. God created man and woman of all races on the 6th day. Adam and Eve were created on the 8th day and would be the bloodline for Jesus Christ. I just can't get that picture of the shorts and black socks out of my mind....put a plaid shirt on and sandals and you have my dad....

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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How to deal with a compulsive liar?! Posted: 2/9/2006 8:29:24 AM
I agree with the other responses......run away as fast as you can. I was married to a pathological lier. It is like a sickness where they just can't seem to help themselves. They lie over nothing and everything. I wish I would of listened to my gut when things just didn't add up...I couldn't figure out why someone would lie over silly things... from what I have read it really is a waste of time to try and change them. Trust will always be a issue and if you can't trust your mate you will have a lousy relationship. Run away.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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original sin Posted: 2/8/2006 5:15:33 PM
To laurel...I do a bible study that teaches the bible book by book....verse by verse. We are all allowed to come to our own conclusions about what is meant by what is written. Some suggestions are put out in this study but always followed by.......read the bible and ask God for guidence for the truth. Thats what I do. I have heard and seen some crazy stuff in my search for God. I am very leary about what man has to say so I follow up and read the good book and ask God. There are some scary ignorant people out there who claim to know it all......no one knows it all. I think I am on the right path...and when someone speaks a flat out lie about God, I walk away.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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original sin Posted: 2/8/2006 3:21:10 PM
The sin Eve did in the Garden of Eden created Cain....hows that to blow your minds..lol

Rose44

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original sin Posted: 2/8/2006 3:18:20 PM
I have said my beliefs about the 1st earth age here several times and I just get laughed at. But here goes. I believe in 3 earth ages, we are on the second. The 1st had dinosaurs ..lol...and spiritual men..this is where satan decided he wanted to sit on mercy seat, not protect it. A third of God's children followed him. Instead of destroying his kids God destroyed that age and brought us all back in flesh,no spiritual powers, to have free will. Esau did not love God in the 1st age. It doesn't mean he is sentenced to hell but God knew him before he was even born. Esau did not care about his heritage in this earth age...sold it for a bowl of mush...and he did not care about it in the 1st earth age...and that heritage was God. Thats what I believe.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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original sin Posted: 2/8/2006 2:56:15 PM
I have never heard of Dakes bible? I have about 6 different bibles and not one of them says apple in it. And the eating of the fruit is just a metaphor. Metaphors are used all thru the bible. Eating of the forbidden fruit is not eating fruit literally...it means you have followed satan...the serpent in the garden. I would check out the authority of how this bible was printed. Anyone can write their version of the bible. Most bibles have a long list of biblical authorities so you kinda know it isn't written by a quack. If you want to believe that mans original sin was eating a apple..go for it. Please read up further.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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original sin Posted: 2/8/2006 2:33:56 PM
What gets me is that some religions still teach that the original sin was eating a apple. There is no apple in the Garden of Eden...the sin was not eating fruit. God did hate Esau....even tho he wasn't even born yet. It was because of what Esau did in the 1st earth age. That is kind of hard to teach children, especially if they were brought up believing in the apple story. It is still taught to this day but you won't find it in the bible.

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Should we, as Christians, be Writing Checks? Posted: 2/8/2006 12:35:00 PM
Your post makes no sense to me. Writing checks is against God ? I can't see your point....

Rose44

Joined: 5/15/2005

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Valentines Day - Screw Cupid! Posted: 2/8/2006 12:22:47 PM
I don't like the day either since my broken heart. I try to stay away from the world on this day. Watching some man buying flowers for his lover really makes me sad. I feel bad about feeling sad because someone else is happy and in love. I stay home and distance myself from all that lovey dovey stuff.

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