Can you do that?

[sourdough]

Originally Posted by the sodfather

What's the trick for using "Search"? It always comes up with...

Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms.

The only thing I've found is to keep trying different words/phrases until something catches.....then if not, ask

[ctbruce]

Short, 1-2 words without quotation marks. More words with, but that makes it so the phrase has to be exact.

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[madmaxmutt]

Originally Posted by the sodfather

What's the trick for using "Search"? It always comes up with...

Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms.

You can just use google like this site:keystoneforums.com black tank flush

Hope this helps.

[SAABDOCTOR]

And why are they called Apartments when they are all together? And chuckster Well played on the 7.3

[SummitPond]

Originally Posted by flybouy

Wow, showing my age as I had classes in both languages with 80 column punch cards in collage as well. I played with Fortran into the floppy disk era. The last version I used I believe was Fortran 87.

I have a photo somewhere of when my department finally terminated the lease on the card punch/interpreter. My first version of FORTRAN was F2 on an IBM 1800 (it had "massive" storage capacity: 64K bytes core and 5 MB interchangable hard disks; this unit did not have a tape drive). I never got past F77; I suspect the computer priests decided not to install it (or maybe we had moved on to smaller platforms: Prime, DEC Alpha, IBM RS6000 and a box running HPUX).

[Johnny's Journey]

Originally Posted by SAABDOCTOR

And why are they called Apartments

Italians always see things differently or is that us? I guess it's a separation of thought between the two sides.

[John&Genny]

Why in the hell do they call my Avalanche a 5th Wheel? My truck has four wheels, so the whole trailer is going down the road on only one wheel? No, it has 4 more wheels. So in reality, it should be called an 8th wheel?

[notanlines]

America is a country which produces citizens who will cross the ocean to
fight for democracy and people who won't cross the street to vote.

[chuckster57]

Originally Posted by notanlines

America is a country which produces citizens who will cross the ocean to

fight for democracy and people who won't cross the street to vote.

So true...So sad

[Johnny's Journey]

Then why did the chicken cross the road?

[notanlines]

Johnny, I think it was to have a "knock-down, drag-out" with those Italians you talked about earlier; probably over the chicken pizza recipe.

[chuckster57]

And I thought it was to put the decals on for the tank drains.

[rhagfo]

Originally Posted by David T. MacNeill

When I reserve a space I tell them we have a 33ft fifth wheel with a total rig length of 50ft and, of course, it MUST be a pull through.

Maybe you should learn to backup. Empty parking lots on weekends are great for this. Some day you will be forced to backup, good to have the skill before hand.

[captcolour]

Originally Posted by flybouy

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I think we should open the floor for further debate on the unanswered age old questions... Coke or Pepsi?

So when you go to a restaurant and order Diet Coke, and they say is Diet Pepsi OK, when you say "No!", will they run to the 7-11 and get you a Diet Coke?

[captcolour]

Originally Posted by ShacterShack

I have a photo somewhere of when my department finally terminated the lease on the card punch/interpreter. My first version of FORTRAN was F2 on an IBM 1800 (it had "massive" storage capacity: 64K bytes core and 5 MB interchangable hard disks; this unit did not have a tape drive). I never got past F77; I suspect the computer priests decided not to install it (or maybe we had moved on to smaller platforms: Prime, DEC Alpha, IBM RS6000 and a box running HPUX).

In the late 70's while in college and taking fluid dynamics I think, instead of hand calculating plots to determine temperature and pressure distribution within distillation columns, I wrote a Fortran program to do the calculation and print out contour plots showing the individual plates within the column. Had to use punch cards of course. Instructor didn't like the approach and said that computer plots are not accurate enough! I should have quit school and sold the program.

[Javi]

Originally Posted by captcolour

In the late 70's while in college and taking fluid dynamics I think, instead of hand calculating plots to determine temperature and pressure distribution within distillation columns, I wrote a Fortran program to do the calculation and print out contour plots showing the individual plates within the column. Had to use punch cards of course. Instructor didn't like the approach and said that computer plots are not accurate enough! I should have quit school and sold the program.

I still remember how proud I was of my first portable calculator... it ran on eight D-cells. I was so disappointed when the professor said we couldn't use them in class. His comment was REAL engineers use slide rules.

Javi

[ctbruce]

Originally Posted by captcolour

So when you go to a restaurant and order Diet Coke, and they say is Diet Pepsi OK, when you say "No!", will they run to the 7-11 and get you a Diet Coke?

I have asked them to in the past. So far, no takers. Darn millenials.

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[flybouy]

Depends on if the chicken or the egg got there first.

[Johnny's Journey]

Who was first?

[notanlines]

All you health nuts are going to feel stupid someday, lying in
the hospital, dying of nothing.
Although from the recipes I've seen y'all post I don't believe there are many of you.....