[HarryBosch]

12 year old young man – great age!

You might want to try a radio control hobby (planes, cars, boats, etc) – dont just fly them – build them together. Or get a rocket kit, make a rocket and then go launch it a couple dozen times 🙂

When my son was that age BattleBots on ComedyCentral was popular. So we built a couple battlebots – 60 lbs lightweight and 120 lb. middleweight. Through trial and error we eventually made it to the TV rounds in the last season. We built and rebuilt bots together. Eventually we got interested in SozBots (16 oz bots) which were cheaper to build and rebuild – which he did himself. We competed in Battlebots for three seasons – it was the best of times!

[HarryBosch]

TemekuT, I can help with the spacing. You can try inserting a combination of “& nbsp ; & nbsp ;” without the spaces or quotes to get something like this:

Hill K. Hov Olde Orchard         01/11/08 Oakford          $489,000          4046          $121

Now that I think about it you might want to try inserting those characters into your spreadsheet in separator columns and then copy and paste into these edit windows. Kind of a brute force way to do it. There’s probably a better way to do it though.

[HarryBosch]

TemekuT, I can help with the spacing. You can try inserting a combination of “& nbsp ; & nbsp ;” without the spaces or quotes to get something like this:

Hill K. Hov Olde Orchard         01/11/08 Oakford          $489,000          4046          $121

Now that I think about it you might want to try inserting those characters into your spreadsheet in separator columns and then copy and paste into these edit windows. Kind of a brute force way to do it. There’s probably a better way to do it though.

[HarryBosch]

TemekuT, I can help with the spacing. You can try inserting a combination of “& nbsp ; & nbsp ;” without the spaces or quotes to get something like this:

Hill K. Hov Olde Orchard         01/11/08 Oakford          $489,000          4046          $121

Now that I think about it you might want to try inserting those characters into your spreadsheet in separator columns and then copy and paste into these edit windows. Kind of a brute force way to do it. There’s probably a better way to do it though.

[HarryBosch]

TemekuT, I can help with the spacing. You can try inserting a combination of “& nbsp ; & nbsp ;” without the spaces or quotes to get something like this:

Hill K. Hov Olde Orchard         01/11/08 Oakford          $489,000          4046          $121

Now that I think about it you might want to try inserting those characters into your spreadsheet in separator columns and then copy and paste into these edit windows. Kind of a brute force way to do it. There’s probably a better way to do it though.

[HarryBosch]

TemekuT, I can help with the spacing. You can try inserting a combination of “& nbsp ; & nbsp ;” without the spaces or quotes to get something like this:

Hill K. Hov Olde Orchard         01/11/08 Oakford          $489,000          4046          $121

Now that I think about it you might want to try inserting those characters into your spreadsheet in separator columns and then copy and paste into these edit windows. Kind of a brute force way to do it. There’s probably a better way to do it though.

[HarryBosch]

Basic math says that his CC debt is only 0.625% of his $40M net worth. Shouldn’t be a problem.

[HarryBosch]

Basic math says that his CC debt is only 0.625% of his $40M net worth. Shouldn’t be a problem.

[HarryBosch]

Basic math says that his CC debt is only 0.625% of his $40M net worth. Shouldn’t be a problem.

[HarryBosch]

Basic math says that his CC debt is only 0.625% of his $40M net worth. Shouldn’t be a problem.

[HarryBosch]

Basic math says that his CC debt is only 0.625% of his $40M net worth. Shouldn’t be a problem.

[HarryBosch]

Whoa, slow down. I did not say “…divorce leads to gay kids” – give me some credit for above average intelligence – yes I can claim that as I have a BA in Math from one of our local Cal State U’s.

I was just posting anecdotal information. My son is now 20 and my daughter is now 19. I know their sexual orientation now – neither is gay but I would still love them just the same.

Gotta go.

[HarryBosch]

Whoa, slow down. I did not say “…divorce leads to gay kids” – give me some credit for above average intelligence – yes I can claim that as I have a BA in Math from one of our local Cal State U’s.

I was just posting anecdotal information. My son is now 20 and my daughter is now 19. I know their sexual orientation now – neither is gay but I would still love them just the same.

Gotta go.

[HarryBosch]

Whoa, slow down. I did not say “…divorce leads to gay kids” – give me some credit for above average intelligence – yes I can claim that as I have a BA in Math from one of our local Cal State U’s.

I was just posting anecdotal information. My son is now 20 and my daughter is now 19. I know their sexual orientation now – neither is gay but I would still love them just the same.

Gotta go.

[HarryBosch]

Whoa, slow down. I did not say “…divorce leads to gay kids” – give me some credit for above average intelligence – yes I can claim that as I have a BA in Math from one of our local Cal State U’s.

I was just posting anecdotal information. My son is now 20 and my daughter is now 19. I know their sexual orientation now – neither is gay but I would still love them just the same.

Gotta go.

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