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Music Quote:
Guilt is a snake we beat with a rake
To grow in our kitchen in the pies we bake
Feed it to us to squirm in our bellies
Twisting our guts make our spines to jelly
Stay, yeah, don't want to go now
Drove the children from their chores
Handcrafted housewives into whores
Fear of the beast is calling it near
Creating what we're hating, it's only fear that is here
Stay, yeah, don't want to go now

Come into our home, won't you stay?
I know the steak is cold but it's wrapped in plastic
Come into our home, won't you stay?
I know the steak is cold but it's wrapped in plastic

I'm only as deep as the self that I dig
I'm only as sick as the stick in the pig
Thin and so white, thin and so white
Daddy tells the daughter while mommy's sleeping at night
To wash away sin you must take off your skin
The righteous father wears the yellowest grin
"Don't wanna go now"
Stay, yeah, don't want to go now


Reg Quote:
A man who fears suffering is already suffering from what he fears.
~Michel de Montaigne

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Testing to see if i can keep from thanking myself...

Okay, let's see if it's still eternally greatful for my comments... ;-)

Hrm...doesn't seem to be working for me. I'm not really great with Javascript, but in other languages, I know that '=' is the assignment operator and '==' is for equality testing. So should this

function ToThankOrNotToThank(sQuestion){
if (sQuestion = '...

be this:

function ToThankOrNotToThank(sQuestion){
if (sQuestion == '...

You’re absolutely right! I can't believe that I missed that one, well on the other hand I can believe that I missed that one; since it took me awhile to notice that when ever I was putting 'I'm' in the string I was actually ending the string after the 'I'. And I’m sorry that you looked at the horror that is my code, I don't even like to look at it, I can only imagine what damage it has caused you.

Stupid VB... why can you be like all the others? why do you have the single '=' and no ++?

Lol, VB has to be wierd because it's Microsoft's pet, and MS likes to be as abnormal as possible. ;-)

I actually noticed that pretty quickly because it's one of my common mistakes. Whenever something goes wrong, that's usually the first thing I have to check. As for the string quoting: that's why I usually double-quote my strings, especailly SQL queries, which tend to use lots of single-quotes. I also use HTML Kit (free DL at www.chami.com); its syntax highlighting makes it easy to see if you've ended a quoted string earlier than you really meant to.

I should have noticed it, i remember when i was taking java, that was a common mistake of mine. Using one = and forgetting to put a ';' at the end of every line were things that i had the most problmes with; and it's all VB fault.



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