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How do I unattach my profile from my posts? 18 Years ago  
I feel like a guy who just walked out of a public bathroom with a piece of toilet paper stuck to the bottom of his shoe...and I can't get it off!
 
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Re:How do I unattach my profile from my posts? 18 Years ago  
knucklehead
sheesh,ok im not computer smart ,but id say ,you put your profile in your signiture spot ,which is a place for you cute little arizona sayings ,so delete it and make a saying for this spot ,then go to your profile and click ,,,,tell the world about yourself ,plz no disertations lmao
good luck ,from a guy who lives in this state
DD
 
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Re:How do I unattach my profile from my posts? 18 Years ago  
What dd said - you put your info in the "signature" box. Just replace it with whatever tagline you like and put "My name is Bruce..." in the other.
 
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Hey DD, thanks for helping me get the TP off of my shoe... 18 Years ago  
I'm just totally unfamiliar with some of this new NCFFB tech lingo. I'd rather tie a nail knot than wade through all this new stuff, but that's just my desire to stay with what I already know. It's a personality flaw.

Gracias Amigo,
The Knucklehead
 
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Re:Hey DD, thanks for helping me get the TP off of my shoe... 18 Years ago  
danada
it was just an observation ,glad I could help
and I hate nail knots lol
tight lines ,and bean burritos
DD
 
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Re:Hey DD, thanks for helping me get the TP off of my shoe... 18 Years ago  
I'm not overly fond of nail knots either, but those metal tools with the groove that you lay both fly line and mono in, makes it quite a bit easier...as far as bean burritos go, I like 'em, but anyone who's around me about an hour later, doesn't!
 
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