Tips for Commenting
A quick tutorial in how to leave a comment.
Below each post is a link that says comments (with 0 or a number depending on the number of comments already posted). Click that link. It will take you to a box which says Post a Comment where you can type your message.
Below that box is a drop down menu next to where it says Comment As. In that drop down menu you can select the name to go with your comment. If you already logged in on Gmail or AIM, it will show that user name if you select that choice. If not, select Name/URL and type your name where it says Edit Profile. Leave the URL line blank. Then click Continue, which will bring you back to your comment. You may also choose to comment anonymously, or under a clever pseudonym - we'll leave the mystery up to you all.
If you then click Post Comment (or Preview if you want to see what it looks like first), your comment will be live for Ron and all the world to see!
Below each post is a link that says comments (with 0 or a number depending on the number of comments already posted). Click that link. It will take you to a box which says Post a Comment where you can type your message.
Below that box is a drop down menu next to where it says Comment As. In that drop down menu you can select the name to go with your comment. If you already logged in on Gmail or AIM, it will show that user name if you select that choice. If not, select Name/URL and type your name where it says Edit Profile. Leave the URL line blank. Then click Continue, which will bring you back to your comment. You may also choose to comment anonymously, or under a clever pseudonym - we'll leave the mystery up to you all.
If you then click Post Comment (or Preview if you want to see what it looks like first), your comment will be live for Ron and all the world to see!
posted by Ron Hoffman @ 6:07 PM
5 Comments
5 Comments:
This is far too long in the coming. Kudos to its creators.
At once this becomes a go-to source for:
- unbiased political commentary;
- insights on life as derived from the game of golf;
- tales from the 1950's southern New Jersey high school basketball circuit; and, most importantly,
- celebrations of the blessed New York Yankees.
Now I only wish he would share some tips so that I could beat him on the golf course.
Ron,
Congratulations at arriving at Pier 70! Lee and I just tied up to Pier 80 and we hope that your next 10 will be as wholesome as the past 70. (We wanted to buy you a Red Sox cap but why waste the $ for the trash can).
With all our best to you and your family,
Bill and Lee
Hey Ronnie
An adult at last...or...maybe not...what the heck why spoil a good format.
Just follow your pal Emilio's example. "I want to reach new levels of irresponsibility every year!"
Happy birthday brother! We love you!
Emilio and Lolita...and rhe whole family!
Big hug!
Ron,
Happy, happy birthday! You are overdue for a visit to the reddest of the red states! We'll even send an airplane with two right wings for you!! Otherwise, as the song goes, we'll see you in September on our next visit to that bastion of liberal fantasy on the East Coast!
Love to all,
Chuck & Jane
Charlie "Anonymous" is Charlie Decker.
(Didn't understand the Comments: instructions-Duh)
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