I got a little distracted there :lol: and since you are from Germany then I give your defintions more credence. Thank-you mafiaplayer.
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I got a little distracted there :lol: and since you are from Germany then I give your defintions more credence. Thank-you mafiaplayer.
Hey!!!........What about my invaluable and award winning contribution!?!?!?
In the interest of fair play and sportsmanship beween gentlmen, let's just call this a draw. An Uber-draw if you will.:lol:
Thanks for the clarification, this Uber-Noober feels a little more knowledgable now.
"Uber" in the context we use related to great watches means nothing less than exceptionel. But please note that the correct spelling is "über"
Oh another good point co-ax. Most will spell it incorrectly and forget the trema.
More info on Ãœber :lol:
This is for all the Americans like me who did not know how to do this:
The two dots are called a trema.
An Umlaut pronounced UM-Lout is the German name for it. This can be typed by pressing and holding the alt button then the U key on your keyboard. Then type the e and it should put a unlaut above the E. ë like so.
Alt + U, then e.
For a "U" press alt+154 or 0220
I know I'm a little behind in the area of technology but the good news is my Commodore 64 looks as good as the day I bought it
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I know I'm a little behind in the area of technology but the good news is my Commodore 64 looks as good as the day I bought it
You are so high tech.....
I'm still rocking the sinclare!
