did harvey see his shadow???TubaTinker wrote:(Topic should have read "What Does A Groundhog Caller Look Like") Sean... can I edit the topic?
Thanks to Harvey Hartman (hh3valves of Harv's Happy Horns fame)... now we know!
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What Does A Groundhog Caller Look Like?
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Re: What Does A Ground Caller Look Like?
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Re: What Does A Ground Caller Look Like?
Yes, you can. Just edit the first post and change the subject line.TubaTinker wrote:(Topic should have read "What Does A Groundhog Caller Look Like") Sean... can I edit the topic?
It will then change the subject like this.
That's how people add "Sold!" to their posts in the For Sale form, for example. As long as you can edit the original, you can change the subject.
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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Re: What Does A Ground Caller Look Like?
WOW! Thanks, Bug. I've been hanging around on this forum for a long, long time and have never thought of doing that! Duh!windshieldbug wrote:Yes, you can. Just edit the first post and change the subject line.TubaTinker wrote:(Topic should have read "What Does A Groundhog Caller Look Like") Sean... can I edit the topic?
It will then change the subject like this.
That's how people add "Sold!" to their posts in the For Sale form, for example. As long as you can edit the original, you can change the subject.
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