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kmakm
8 years agoMember
Friday Funnies
So in an effort to begin the weekend with a smile I thought I'd post a picture of something I saw in an antique shop recently.
Never mind about all the rest, when is THIS going to be listed on the PBS?!
And on the reverse:
Never mind about all the rest, when is THIS going to be listed on the PBS?!
And on the reverse:
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Talk about History repeating itself!! ......Sign in to react to this post - arpieMemberhahaha - @iserbrown
I've always said I'm Not Fat - I'm just short for my weight!Sign in to react to this post - iserbrownMember
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Sign in to react to this post - Sue_w1MemberThis is where I'm up to @arpie, and I found a shortcut to zoom in. It's the Microsoft logo key and the + sign at the same time.Sign in to react to this post
- arpieMemberAbsolutely @Sue_w - just open the puzzle up & choose the number of pieces you want in it (or just leave it 'as is')
Then click on the broken box (to the left of the ? Question Mark) and it will open fully on your desktop. Click OK & start! ;)
HAVE FUN! They are quite addictive, aren't they??Sign in to react to this post - Sue_w1MemberHi @arpie I did try the link you gave. (always happy to have more puzzles), is there anyway to zoom in?
I usually use Microsoft Jigsaw, you can even make your own puzzles from photos. The only problem is that you start with a few pieces and as you progress you can do larger and larger puzzles. I'm up to 500 pieces. It's free (though you can choose to buy puzzles- I never have) and you can down load heaps of different groups of puzzles.Sign in to react to this post