Posted by Mark - IN. on February 23, 2008 at 13:41:08 from (205.188.117.74):
In Reply to: Re: By the way Stan posted by 37 chef on February 23, 2008 at 09:09:23:
Maybe can Email Kim, and she’ll work with you to recover your password or fix it. After I posted originally, I got to looking and said "That aint Stan, its someone posing as Stan that is likely to say or do something down the road and get Stan in trouble". Ok, so long as its you. I know that passwords here are case sensitive, meaning if your password is like "STAN....." you can't type in "stan.....". It happened to me years back. Remember Mark from Texas? Used to go by TXBLU when he had a Ford, but then went by TXGRN after he got a 4320 Deere? Was a good guy, but something happened and some guys hen pecked and shooed him out of here. So, for awhile I quit coming back too. Figured I didn't want to have to apply or test to be part of a coffee clutch club or risk being a cast out outsider. Anyway, I quit for awhile, but when I decided to give 'er another try, I couldn't post because "Mark - IN." was reserved and I couldn't log in trying any password that thought it might be. Then for the heck of it, I tried case sensitive (capitolizing) letters here and there...and now I can join in from time to time.
Anyway Stan, you gotta get that fixed because you can't go running around with a bad haircut...its unbecoming of you. Grin.
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