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AND ANOTHER THING..."guest" status means I can't get in and change the fact that I put two l's in the word canceled! From bad to worse, I tell ya.

But thanks, Dagny. I'm still blindly hoping against hope that a cat could run away for four days, having never been outside, and still turn up and somehow get back to a second-story apartment. Stupid cat. Breakin' my heart like that.
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Hey, it could happen.  My sister had a cat disappear for more than a week.  He was black and white...when he came back he was all black, but after a bath and box of bandaids (for my brother in law ;)) he was fine.   :)

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My cat's dead, my vacation's cancelled, now I can't get in. It says my e-mail's ALREADY being used by a member. Yeah. Me! But when I go to get a password reminder an "error" occurs. Look, if you didn't want me around you could have just told me...

Langdon
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I haven't figured out how to get the email on the server to work properly for the messageboard yet.. I would have done it today, but I spent the whole day trying to make amiright.com work again (good news! it works almost 100% now!)

unfortunately, my worcestermass.com domain is moving, which means if you don't send me an email soon enough, it might get lost during the transition

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My cat's dead, my vacation's cancelled, now I can't get in. It says my e-mail's ALREADY being used by a member. Yeah. Me! But when I go to get a password reminder an "error" occurs. Look, if you didn't want me around you could have just told me...

Langdon
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Hey, it's not that bad, being a guest, is it? I must admit that I do have some really bad typos, but what can one do?

Too bad about the cat. Mine died two years ago at the tender age of 11 from cancer (had to put him to sleep). I miss that guy :'(  (Cubbo-Fluffo, R.I.P.).

Tarzan Boy

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Sorry about your cat, Langdon. :(  

On the bright side, cancelled does have two 'L's in it....
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Actually, it's acceptable both ways. :D  (Although I'm with Langdon, I always use one "l").

Main Entry: 1can·cel
Pronunciation: 'kan(t)-s&l
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): -celed or -celled; -cel·ing or can·cel·ling  /-s(&-)li/
Etymology: Middle English cancellen, from Middle French canceller, from Late Latin cancellare, from Latin, to make like a lattice, from cancelli (plural), diminutive of cancer lattice, probably alteration of carcer prison
Date: 14th century
transitive senses
1 a : to destroy the force, effectiveness, or validity of : ANNUL <cancel a magazine subscription> <a canceled check> b : to bring to nothingness : DESTROY c : to match in force or effect : OFFSET -- often used with out <his irritability canceled out his natural kindness -- Osbert Sitwell> d : to call off usually without expectation of conducting or performing at a later time <cancel a football game>
2 a : to mark or strike out for deletion b : OMIT, DELETE
3 a : to remove (a common divisor) from numerator and denominator b : to remove (equivalents) on opposite sides of an equation or account
4 : to deface (a postage or revenue stamp) especially with a set of ink lines so as to invalidate for reuse
intransitive senses : to neutralize each other's strength or effect :