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me
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I just deleted four cookies from this site. It might be a good idea to periodically delete cookies under your profile settings and then change your password.

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Tincup
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Not me little chick-a-dee! No, no, no, no!

HA!

Just stopped in to give you a hard time. Can you tell?

I am concerned if I try to fix something that ain't broke I will cause myself problems I really don't need.

Plus, I am not too fond of getting rid of cookies. If I got rid of my cookies...

What would I dip in my milk, or eat with my ice cream?

[Big Grin]

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You're a sweet mess, Tinny. Keep your dang cookies, crumble them up and scramble them, and put them on your eci maerc . Get it? Hehe.

Dang it. Now I want some and I'm fresh out. Thanks a lot! [tsk]

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Hi <<<<< me, and Tinny >>>>>,
t gets garbled with Skippy the snapped Snapsys
About the only thing I can do Tech' wise is Techno-babble and even tha.... aargh...

Trying to say the only tech I can do is "techno-babble" and even that gets garbled by Skippy-the-Laptop who's synapses have snapped... as you can see...

Cookies sound tasty, but I gotta stick to Gf Lara Bars.

You guys made me laugh ...also made me hungry.

us' Silverwolfi here [ er... ah Jus' Silverwolfi here ]

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But I LIKE cookies!!! [cussing] [bonk]

Wouldn't we have to delete them everyday for that to help?

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What a cute little bunch of rebel rousers y'all are. Keep the dang cookies! [Razz] [lick]

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Deleting your temp files and cookies is a good idea every once in a while but it's not a huge deal. It can help if you're having other issues on the site but if everything is fine for you don't worry about it. I work with computers every day [Smile]
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