Tea?

[classic33]

Only if you they have that sort of mind.

As an aside, the "strikethrough" command is complex on a German keyboard.

[ S ] abcd [/ S ] without the spaces.

 

[172traindriver]

Good Morning

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Good morning folks
Geese are flying overhead
It’s a lovely Autumnal day out..

 

[classic33]

Good Morning

Owdo stranger

 

[classic33]

Good morning folks
Geese are flying overhead
It’s a lovely Autumnal day out..

Where else would you expect to see them flying?

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Where else would you expect to see them flying?

I could be on the top floor of a high rise, camping out on the summit of a Munro....
but there again, I’m not....

 

[Maverick Goose]

Where else would you expect to see them flying?

They might be riding their bikes!

 

[Andy in Germany]

[ S ] abcd [/ S ] without the spaces.

ETA: When using a German Keyboard the [ ] bit requires an extra key that UK keyboards don't have. This is because Germans have far too many variations on grammar.

(Edit because @classic33 was getting confused again, bless him.)

 

[classic33]

They might be riding their bikes!

But unless you count flying along, they'd not be flying.

 

[classic33]

The [ ] bit requires an extra key hat UK keyboards don't have. This is because Germans have far to many variations on grammar.

Done using a UK keyboard by me.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Done using a UK keyboard by me.

An UK keyboard which cannot quote

 

[classic33]

An UK keyboard which cannot quote

The quote function is/was built in to the site, not the keyboard.

 

[classic33]

ETA: When using a German Keyboard the [ ] bit requires an extra key that UK keyboards don't have. This is because Germans have far to many variations on grammar.

(Edit because @classic33 was getting confused again, bless him.)

Top row, below the function & number rows, right-hand side next to the "P" key.

Slightly off topic, but weren't you using an english keyboard translating to german on tthe computer, not a german keyboard?

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Just listened to this page using the Read Aloud bit of my tablet, ‘classic 33 legendary member‘ sounds impressive

 

[Andy in Germany]

Top row, below the function & number rows, right-hand side next to the "P" key.

That's the 'Ü' key on a German keyboard. To fit everything on we need a second "alt" key next to the space bar.

Slightly off topic, but weren't you using an english keyboard translating to german on tthe computer, not a german keyboard?

I use a German Keyboard but have the OS running in English because I'm lazy.