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[Rheannan]

Angie Long wrote...
Ouch  I've seen some pretty big dictionaries too.

Reader's Digest Oxford Complete Wordfinder.

But then, I like it too much to inflict that on the dictionary.

[Gorath Alpha]

Rheannan wrote...

And not frozen. If I wanted to inflict that much damage, I'd just use a doorstop. Or a dictionary.

The only doorstops that I'm familiar with woudn't harm an adult, unless you hit them in the eye or something. 

One is a little spring stop, intended to keep a flug open door's knob from punching a hole through the wallboard, and the other is a rubber wedge to keep the opened door propped open.  It's a small wedge, maybe six inches long. 

What other kind is there?  One of my aunts had a miniature chair, about 18 inches tall, an antique, with matching antique doll, that she sat against the main (front) door when all she had closed was the screen door, but that was a matter of usage, not of design.

Gorath
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Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 22 novembre 2009 - 12:35 .

[Rheannan]

Oh, I know both of those but was thinking of a big wooden block.

[Davitto]

Rheannan wrote...

Oh, I know both of those but was thinking of a big wooden block.

Or a porcelain dog statue. Thats what we used to use

[aries1001]

There's a way around the small font size used.



Just go to internet options, then on the general there is an accesibility tab, click on that. Then please check 'override any fonts used on webpages' then click OK, and OK again.



There's one drawback, though. This will change it for all webpages...

[Rheannan]

I'd rather just make the font size bigger when I visit this website, it's more convenient.

[fairandbalancedfan]

As a member of the old OT crowd, a last departing shot.



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