Forgot to mention:
I really thought he ment by "messed up" that he messed up his BL7000 because of my instructions I put on the other 5* postπ³
Forgot to mention:
I really thought he ment by "messed up" that he messed up his BL7000 because of my instructions I put on the other 5* postπ³
Okay thanks Chris, still, why did he start with the π?
The π was simply referring to him being mischievous & no real harm was intended or implied.
Chris.
Okay thanks Chris, still, why did he start with the π?
The π was simply referring to him being mischievous & no real harm was intended or implied.
Chris.
don't think of it as the devil but rather an imp
An imp is a mythological being similar to a fairy or demon, frequently described in folklore and superstition. The word may perhaps derive from the term ympe, used to denote a young grafted tree.
Imps are considered "fallen fairies" and are often described as mischievous more than seriously threatening, and as lesser beings rather than more important supernatural beings. The attendants of the devil are sometimes described as imps. They are usually described as lively and having small stature.
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It was funny.
For me it wasn't. Chris and "Elephant" has explained that "@R" was making a joke. That's okay! Let's call it misinterpretation from me and my apologiesπ³
I started this topic just to ask what this 5 stars rating means, so if you don't mind Spiros, I would like to continue my topic with the question to Chris or others how star ratings are awarded. How do you do that?
Thanks, Leslie
What does 5 stars means? Got one on one of my posts?
It must be something positive I hope...
You asked the question above. To demonstrate how the ratings work I gave you one star. This resulted in a star rating of 2.5.
Smilies are commonly used on the internet as are on this site. The devil is appropriate for someone being impish (someone giving a one star rating would be).
π Big smile.
@R,
Was waiting for your response.
Again, misinterpretation fom me, as I thought you "messed up" with your BL7000 to my other 5* thread.
Still leaves my question, how do you rate a post?
Thanks, Leslie
Still leaves my question, how do you rate a post?
Sign in to Beoworld, view a topic and look for the box of stars top left. Click it to rate or to reveal who else is a bit devilish.
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