gone

Hmmm, a snobble... it would not break any quilting "rules" because of course snobbles would never break the rules. Let me think on this one because suddenly I have a portrait coming to mind

Here I am thinking I wish TQS would clean out the files so crappy posts like this won't resurface...... Now I'm LMAO at the post by Katzz and loving the birth of a new word/label..... Snobbles!
I would love to see a lot of quilts being made and posted here called, Snobbles! The problem is..... I don't have a clue what such a quilt would look like.

Barbara

Thanks, Ann. I sort of remember reading that last year. I will have to check on the LINGO.

Judy in AZ (trying not to be so clueless)

I'd love to chat with people, but nobody is ever there when I go.

Katzz, You are hysterical! I think you're a great writer. I love your word-"Snobbles". It conjures up snobby weebles in my head.

Ann, now don't laugh but I really think of you as the wise woman of these forums. I always look for your name and I have to read what you have to say.

Mandy, I think we are kindred spirits, girl. We gotta keep on CRUISIN'!!!
eileenkny-who should be upstairs working right now.

go to the forum topic Chat Room and way down is a discussion ((from a year ago would you believe) there is a topic CHAT ROOM LINGO---some of the standard abbreviations are there then you just sort of guess because you understand the concept For example dh =dear
(or what ever d word fits that day) is explained along with some others but dgd dear granddaughter is not explained. and new ones pop up daily but that old topic will give you a start.

Ann (who didn't have a clue a year ago)

My two cents worth.

When I watched the very first show, I thought Alex and Ricky went way over the top in enthusiasm and the"WOW, look at us, we're putting on a show!" routine. But I kept with them as it was a learning curve on their part - and ours.

As the year progressed, each show got better and better. When the opportunity came to sign up for one or two more years, I did so for both years and I'm not sorry. I keep learning new techniques and tricks. Perhaps not all are my thing, but it's good seeing them. I've enjoyed some wonderful quilts, seen new gadgets displayed, and found some humor. And that's just watching the show. I love learning with Alex's and Ricky's BLogs, and don't forget the sharing of our BOM's.

DITTO to all the positive comments. I really like TQS for all it's parts and the ability to "chat" with other quilters all over this great big world. I've quilted a long time and find every day something new to learn. I believe my money has been well spent. I didn't think I would really go back and view past episodes again but just last night I wanted to make the 1 seam flying geese and couldn't remember exactly how to do it nor which episode it was on. Sooo, off to the Forum I went and found info is in 107 and watched it, which then led me to episode with Libby Lehman, which will lead me to another tonight. So much info to gleen from this show. And I've learned more about thread here than at my LQS. It's a great format for those who enjoy something a little different and I can always click the off button if I choose. THANKS TQS staff for all your hard work. Rena

From kids and grandkids!

I am going to have to start keeping a dictionary. Where do you people learn this stuff?

Totally puzzled in AZ

You guys are all a bunch of nuts. No wonder I love ya! U cmu kwim? lol (you crack me up, know what I mean, laugh out loud!)

OK me too ROTFLMAO

Oh Thanks for the update.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who doesn't get it!! Someone ought to make up a list for us dinosaurs.

Judy in AZ

Rolling On The Floor Laughing My A** Off