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[lutra]

When it rains quite severely and there are strong winds from the south/west a/o west the Velux window, in the attic's roof, lets in rain that much I need to close it completely. Even a little gap will 'soak' stuff under it because of the leakage.

[Parts]

The 'Whose online' feature shows when someone is using spell check

[skyblue1]

The 'Whose online' feature shows when someone is using spell check

I didnt know there was spell check

[Callaway]

The 'Whose online' feature shows when someone is using spell check

I didnt know there was spell check

The Spell Check buton is right next to the Post and Preview buttons when you make a post.

[skyblue1]

The 'Whose online' feature shows when someone is using spell check

I didnt know there was spell check

The Spell Check buton is right next to the Post and Preview buttons when you make a post.

Thanx...

[renaeden]

The 'Whose online' feature shows when someone is using spell check

I used to see Jack using it a fair bit.

[Parts]

I use the one that come with the Google tool bar

[renaeden]

I don't use spell check, it says that a lot of words are wrong when they aren't. Like ok, perseverate, reminds, optometrist, etc. There are more that I can't remember. I don't trust the one in MS Word that I use for assignments either.

[Parts]

 The Russian Woodpecker was an over the horizon radar the soviets used during the cold war that could be heard in the short wave band as a tapping sound.  I remember hearing it

["couldbecousin"]

The 'Whose online' feature shows when someone is using spell check

I didnt know there was spell check

 I am the spell check. 

['andersom']

One of the old cold war watchtowers, meant to warn us in case the Russians would come in their airplanes, with atomic bombs, is still there, within 5 km from where I live.

I feel safe now, remembering the lessons at primary school how to hide under white sheets, and take Iodine supplements well.

[Queen Victoria]

The 'Whose online' feature shows when someone is using spell check

I didnt know there was spell check

 I am the spell check. 

Shouldn't you be the walrus?

[Queen Victoria]

One of the old cold war watchtowers, meant to warn us in case the Russians would come in their airplanes, with atomic bombs, is still there, within 5 km from where I live.

I feel safe now, remembering the lessons at primary school how to hide under white sheets, and take Iodine supplements well.

Why the white sheets?

['andersom']

One of the old cold war watchtowers, meant to warn us in case the Russians would come in their airplanes, with atomic bombs, is still there, within 5 km from where I live.

I feel safe now, remembering the lessons at primary school how to hide under white sheets, and take Iodine supplements well.

Why the white sheets?

For giving a false sense of security against radiation. 

For the hotshots, there were bunkers, but, the rest of the people wanted to be safe too. So, hiding in cupboards, under staircases, under tables, and, preferably covered under white sheets was the thing to do.

White sheets reflect light, so, they would reflect radiation too, of course.......

When you look at cold war safety regulations, lots of them is nothing more than that, bogus, to keep the majority of the people from panicking.

[Queen Victoria]

One of the old cold war watchtowers, meant to warn us in case the Russians would come in their airplanes, with atomic bombs, is still there, within 5 km from where I live.

I feel safe now, remembering the lessons at primary school how to hide under white sheets, and take Iodine supplements well.

Why the white sheets?

For giving a false sense of security against radiation. 

For the hotshots, there were bunkers, but, the rest of the people wanted to be safe too. So, hiding in cupboards, under staircases, under tables, and, preferably covered under white sheets was the thing to do.

White sheets reflect light, so, they would reflect radiation too, of course.......

When you look at cold war safety regulations, lots of them is nothing more than that, bogus, to keep the majority of the people from panicking.

If it were only that simple, the white sheets I mean.