Another dumb forum ?
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dbelden1
Cathlete
heehee
I asked myself the same question a few weeks ago, so I just asked one day in that forum thread... turns out that the <-- is referring to yourself... according to Fit_fairy they are known at OALers which stands for (I learned last week) Order of the Arrow Ladies! lol... they are great and it's fun to try to figure out how to play along!
for example you might say:
<--waves hi to everyone
which means:
Dani (or I, or We, etc.) says hi to everyone...
HTH
I asked myself the same question a few weeks ago, so I just asked one day in that forum thread... turns out that the <-- is referring to yourself... according to Fit_fairy they are known at OALers which stands for (I learned last week) Order of the Arrow Ladies! lol... they are great and it's fun to try to figure out how to play along!
for example you might say:
<--waves hi to everyone
which means:
Dani (or I, or We, etc.) says hi to everyone...
HTH
goldenpath
Cathlete
That is not a dumb question. I kind of figured it out but was not 100% and I felt like asking but didn't. Now I know..
dbelden1
Cathlete
I am not embarrassed to say that there are plenty of threads that I don't understand, especially when they start talking Alphabet soup! It took me a while to figure out people were talking about Cathe DVD titles!
so someday, I hope you drop by one of the <-- threads and take a shot at it! they are fun
It took me a while to figure out people were talking about Cathe DVD titles! so someday, I hope you drop by one of the <-- threads and take a shot at it! they are fun
Oh I'm glad you asked this question, I have been curious about this for so long!
I have another question about it.
When people reply to those threads, is there a way to tell your computer to just make the little arrow every time you hit enter or something? Or do people actually type
<---------
before every one of their sentences?
I have another question about it.
When people reply to those threads, is there a way to tell your computer to just make the little arrow every time you hit enter or something? Or do people actually type
<---------
before every one of their sentences?
buffettgirl
Cathlete
It's very hard work, but good for your wrists. Cathe is thinking about doing a <---workout DVD next, after STS is released.
dbelden1
Cathlete
<--cheats... shhhhhhh don't tell anyone...
<--just types it once and copies and pastes at the beginning of each line
<--'s really bad bad bad, but <--feels so good good good!