Live RTR Chat Room

[Wellardmac]

I have set up a chatroom named RTRChat here for those that are interested in live group chats.

http://www.parachat.com/

You will need to register to use the site, but just register under your RTR logon and there will be consistency.

You can enter here:
http://chat.parachat.com/chat/login.html...979797〈=en

- it is possible to password protect it, but I have not done so yet. It if prompts for a room password click on enter without password.


...might be a good way to have live chats and I don't yet see any drawbacks to this one.... we can give it a try and if it has problems, then we can try something else.

Please let me know your thoughts and whether this is worth supporting.

[catchacab]

Nice job getting the chat room started.

We could have a chat room schedule. For example:

Mondays 8pm: Presidential  chat. Minkin's minutes.

Tuesdays 9pm: Tech time with Larry

Wednesdays 8pm: Tony's Time

Thursdays 8pm Track Talk

Fridays 9:00pm-9:01pm the AX minute

 

[STEVEMCMORN]

catchacab wrote:

Fridays 9:00pm-9:01pm the AX minute

...... that's what your wife said

[Wellardmac]

No, that would be the "are you done yet" minute.

[catchacab]

My goal is to be FTD.

[STEVEMCMORN]

catchacab wrote:

My goal is to be FTD.

GOOD FOR YOU! GO FOR IT! EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE A GOAL IN LIFE ...................

but why you want to deliver flowers by telegraph delivery is beyond me



www.ftd.com The History of FTD

On August 18, 1910, fifteen American retail florists agreed to exchange orders for out-of-town deliveries. Originally called "Florists' Telegraph Delivery", FTD was the world's first flowers-by-wire service. Fifty-five years later, FTD expanded to include international transactions. The company was renamed "Florists Transworld Delivery" to reflect its growing worldwide presence. In 1914, FTD adopted the classic figure of Mercury as its official logo. With worldwide visibility, the gold "Mercury Man" is one of the most recognized logo in the world. It has become the floral industry's emblem of quality.

[catchacab]

Fasted Time of the Day

[Wellardmac]

Now I'm confused. Is this on the track, or elsewhere?

[catchacab]

It works well everywhere

[STEVEMCMORN]

catchacab wrote:

Fasted Time of the Day -- It works well everywhere

..... that's what your wife said...........

(dude, you're making it too easy)