BillJ wrote: 
Poor mike!  let him know.  

I just received a text msg that was sent to me by mistake, supposedly:

Hey mike its jeff. For fsp.did we have to answer the study questions and hand them in?

Is there any harm (spam, etc.) in politely informing the sender of his error, or should I just ignore it?

(this is the first time that this has happened)

Why did I answer a question from last year???? lol

 cookinlover wrote: 
I have not smacked.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
What, was it too hard to look up?

 emeraldrose63 wrote: 
thanks, Emmy.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
Fox Network

 cookinlover wrote: 
If I want anything out of you I'll smack manbird.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
who wants to know?

what channel is the all-stars game on?

cross-posting also in the HELP!!! thread.

i have a paypal question. i am currently selling something pretty valuable on craigslist, and have had two significant offers. i am nervous, as the object is pretty valuable, and though the two offers are really decent, i'm worried about if there is some way people can take you for a ride through paypal. of course, i wouldn't mail the object until payment is done through paypal, but i'm still nervous. does anyone have any experience with paypal - and are there ways people can scam you through paypal? or, is it pretty foolproof? any tips? much appreciated.

 ed wrote: 

Might still be outer limits, not all story lines are there

 katzendogs wrote: 

Not found... are there more series like that, with short stories? It's not Outer Limits either (Or Roald Dahl)

 lunar1963 wrote: 
Check this.

I watched since the late 50's, usually Friday nights and last night, all night . I know what slab is saying about the different film types though. Some almost appear to be "live" shows.

 triskele wrote: 

I once saw an episode of either The (New) Twilight Zone (or Outer Limits or something like that) where the plot was around the fact that air crashes come in three. The main character has a vision of a crash happening in his garden and he manages to prevent the crash from happening. Has anyone seen this? I ask because ever since seeing that I wonder about that "happening in three", and it seems to be true (Although I know it's just perception)

oldslabsides wrote:
maybe some were film, and some were early video tape?

Twilight Zone marathon on the toob today.

All of the episodes are (of course) in black & white but some have a much higher quality to them; much more "real."  Anyone know what the difference is?

 meower wrote: 
Yes.