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Here’s some info from a Firefox Bookmarks Tutorial (link below). I haven’t actually tried this, mind you, but it seems like what you’re looking for. And, if none of this works, it looks like Firefox will let you export your bookmarks to a file; that way you can call the file whatever you want, and place it on the desktop where you can easily find it. From there, IE should be able to import it. Good luck! "Did you know ? You can view your Firefox bookmark file in any browser. Simply open or drag & drop the bookmark file (bookmarks.htm) to the browser window. If you e.g. save the bookmarks file to a memory stick, you always have your favorite bookmarks with you, regardless which browser or PC you use. The bookmarks are saved in a file called bookmarks.html. You can find the bookmark file in your Firefox profile directory." "How do I find my Mozilla / Firefox / Thunderbird / Netscape 7 profile? You can find the profile locations (all operating systems and Mozilla products here: Mozillazine Knowledge Base: Profile folder location. If you cannot find your profile folder, you will need to enable Show hidden/system files under Windows." http://mozilla.gunnars.net/firefox_bookmar...rting_bookmarks

> Whenever I try to post, it leaves the "Name" line blank. If I leave it blank, it refuses to allow the post. If I type my screen name, it says there is already a usere with that name. So I typed a variation of my name. Exactly the same thing happened to me. I wasn't clever enough to try a different name as you did. Are you by any chance using a Mac with the Safari browser? My workaround was to use my Internet Explorer browser to post, or to send a PM. For some reason, IE works fine. Safari started misbehaving just after the server upgrade.

> Glad the site is faster for you now. Yeah! It's smokin'! Thanks!

Congratulations on your new boyfriend! Without knowing you, or your family and friends, it’s hard to know what they mean by “age appropriate”; but it does sound a little like a code phrase for something else. You may be on to something when you speculate that it means someone who makes more money than you. Often, the older partner in a relationship is presumed to be contributing to the financial support of the younger partner, especially if the age difference is more than a few years. And your family and friends may feel you’ll be better off when you’re somebody’s boy toy, rather than somebody’s sugar daddy. So they encourage you in what they feel is an “age appropriate” relationship. (They also may not be fully aware that they’re thinking this way; I think it’s kind of an age-old bias.) Of course, this is all just wild-ass speculation on my part. You might test out the hypothesis by dating a younger guy with lots of money, Ryan Phillipe for example, and see what your family and friends have to say about that. Just don’t lose hold of your main squeeze!

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Thanks, AdamSmith! If Shirley Q. Liquor tickles your fancy, you might also enjoy another of her creator's alter-egos, Betty Butterfield: SmallTownJohn turned me on to this "mad, maudlin and medicated" lady, one of many things for which I am indebted to him.

And, of course, the late Charles Pierce.