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[mjh]

Originally Posted by AlfredP Although I am well aware of our linguistic differences, it would never have occurred to me to describe you as "Charleez Mom". Alfred

Me neither, Alfred.

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by mjh Me neither, Alfred.

'Tis indeed a great mystery!

~AWP

[mjh]

Originally Posted by AlfredP 'Tis indeed a great mystery! ~AWP

OK, yes I've seen the Rougue's Gallery with the Lego people, including recently when you posted a link to demonstrate scrolling frames, as I recall.

But, here is the full cast of Lego Rogues in the header of this trip down memory lane

http://www.roguesplus.net/component/...page/Itemid,1/

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by AlfredP Originally Posted by mjh Me neither, Alfred. 'Tis indeed a great mystery! ~AWP

Mystery solved, methinks. I found this (very old!) post of yours:

http://forums.serif.com/showthread.php?t=14333&postid=46905

It's clear from your post that you created the actual image, but it's equally clear from Becky's reply that she was responsible for the wording. As I indicated earlier in this thread, I suspect that you simply pressed the 'Randomize' button on the Mini-Mizer site (which would explain the presence of wings that you wouldn't have chosen to put there if doing it manually).

During my search, I also stumbled across this thread:

http://forums.serif.com/showthread.php?t=19018

How's that for a trip down Memory Lane?

Alfred

[mjh]

Originally Posted by AlfredP Mystery solved, methinks. I found this (very old!) post of yours: http://forums.serif.com/showthread.php?t=14333&postid=46905 It's clear from your post that you created the actual image, but it's equally clear from Becky's reply that she was responsible for the wording. As I indicated earlier in this thread, I suspect that you simply pressed the 'Randomize' button on the Mini-Mizer site (which would explain the presence of wings that you wouldn't have chosen to put there if doing it manually). During my search, I also stumbled across this thread: http://forums.serif.com/showthread.php?t=19018 How's that for a trip down Memory Lane? Alfred

THat, Alfred, is quite some trip!!! Nine years back.

But I only see a hint of the proof. LOL. It's hard to believe I've forgotten this LegoRogues business. I'd better go sniff some herbs.

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by mjh THat, Alfred, is quite some trip!!! Nine years back. But I only see a hint of the proof. LOL. It's hard to believe I've forgotten this LegoRogues business. I'd better go sniff some herbs.

Maybe you'd better stop sniffing those herbs!

~AWP

[KPLewis]

Originally Posted by mjh I'd better go sniff some herbs.

I'd recommend rosemary and basil - great for stimulating the memory. I used a combo of those two essential oils way back when doing my herbal medicine exams. (Was that really 18 years ago? ) I had them around me while I was studying, and when the mind went blank in exams all I had to do was sniff at a tissue infused with the oils for it to trigger a memory to set me off again.

[mjh]

Originally Posted by KPLewis I'd recommend rosemary and basil - great for stimulating the memory. I used a combo of those two essential oils way back when doing my herbal medicine exams. (Was that really 18 years ago? ) I had them around me while I was studying, and when the mind went blank in exams all I had to do was sniff at a tissue infused with the oils for it to trigger a memory to set me off again.

Karen

I agree.

I have both rosemary and basil as live plants, essential oils, macerated oils and etc.

Both are excellent for perking up brain activity.

I used to propogate about 18 varieties of basil and a dozen of rosemary. Each different.

[KPLewis]

Originally Posted by mjh Karen I agree. I have both rosemary and basil as live plants, essential oils, macerated oils and etc. Both are excellent for perking up brain activity. I used to propogate about 18 varieties of basil and a dozen of rosemary. Each different.

The only trouble is that now, if I smell that combo of oils, I feel like I am in an exam situation again. Association is a powerful thing.

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by KPLewis I'd recommend rosemary and basil - great for stimulating the memory.

Speaking of stimulating the memory, isn't it funny how Rosemary and Basil go together??

Alfred

[TAE]

Originally Posted by KPLewis I'd recommend rosemary and basil - great for stimulating the memory. I used a combo of those two essential oils way back when doing my herbal medicine exams. (Was that really 18 years ago? ) I had them around me while I was studying, and when the mind went blank in exams all I had to do was sniff at a tissue infused with the oils for it to trigger a memory to set me off again.

Originally Posted by mjh Karen Both are excellent for perking up brain activity.

Hmm... Maybe it is worth "sniffing some herbs" before I sit my exams... Anything to help me recall those vital facts and figures

[mjh]

Originally Posted by TAE Hmm... Maybe it is worth "sniffing some herbs" before I sit my exams... Anything to help me recall those vital facts and figures

Many students do, TAE.

[TAE]

Originally Posted by mjh Many students do, TAE.

Basil and Rosemary; I will (try) to remember before the exams (it is a pity I don't have any now to help trigger my memory!)

[mjh]

Originally Posted by TAE Basil and Rosemary; I will (try) to remember before the exams (it is a pity I don't have any now to help trigger my memory!)

Rosemary is the big gun with memory, TAE.

Get a few sprigs and either put them behind your ear or in your pocket.

[TAE]

Originally Posted by AlfredP Speaking of stimulating the memory, isn't it funny how Rosemary and Basil go together?? Alfred

Oh; I used to love that program! I think I used to have the series on video or something! I can't really remember much about it, but the lion was called Parsley... I wonder how long ago it was I used to watch it... 11-12 years ago??? maybe more... many of us have taken a trip down memory lane in this thread throughout the various posts

Cara, look what you started!

[mjh]

Originally Posted by AlfredP Speaking of stimulating the memory, isn't it funny how Rosemary and Basil go together?? Alfred

That's a new one to me, ~AWP, I hadn't clicked on the link until TAE commented.

[TAE]

Originally Posted by mjh That's a new one to me, ~AWP, I hadn't clicked on the link until TAE commented.

I guess it's a British programme that never made it over the ocean

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by TAE I guess it's a British programme that never made it over the ocean

Perhaps it doesn't travel quite as well as Michael Bond's more famous creation, Paddington Bear.

Alfred

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by TAE I can't really remember much about it, but the lion was called Parsley...

Dill the dog, Sage (the owl, of course) and Bayleaf the gardener, not to mention various other hangers-on.

Alfred

[TAE]

Originally Posted by AlfredP Perhaps it doesn't travel quite as well as Michael Bond's more famous creation, Paddington Bear. Alfred

I never really saw Paddington Bear; I don't know if maybe it was just before my time, but I do still remember that he was big, with his marmalade sandwiches