Where I was when the TBN lights went out, Feb 26 2021

Jstpssng · Feb 26, 2021

Just a fun thread which probably won't go anywhere, just before our Fearless Leader does the upgrades he's been threatening for some time.

And the title should have read; "Where were YOU when the lights went out... maybe the new upgrade will allow us to edit titles.

Xfaxman · Feb 26, 2021

Maybe it will be easier to post pictures

Xfaxman · Feb 27, 2021

The TBN lights are back on

TnAndy · Feb 27, 2021

Well let's find out. New layer of compost in hoop house.

TnAndy · Feb 27, 2021

Can't see what I wrote to edit.....only the photo shows....so to edit, have to make a new post ?

Muhammad · Feb 27, 2021

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TnAndy said:
Can't see what I wrote to edit.....only the photo shows....so to edit, have to make a new post ?

No, editing is still there.

You wrote "Well let's find out. New layer of compost in hoop house." and the text is above the image.

TnAndy · Feb 27, 2021

TnAndy said:
Can't see what I wrote to edit.....only the photo shows....so to edit, have to make a new post ?

But I tried to edit the post to say "yes it works", and all I see is the photo, not the original text above the photo.

Jstpssng · Feb 27, 2021

I don't see the hoop house image, but once again hat could be the fault of my inept ISP.

One thing this format shows is the top ten posters; I spend WAY too much time here.

TnAndy · Feb 27, 2021

OK...now tried it again...and it does show the text. Lag time ?

stuckmotor · Feb 27, 2021

Jstpssng said:
Just a fun thread which probably won't go anywhere, just before our Fearless Leader does the upgrades he's been threatening for some time.

And the title should have read; "Where were YOU when the lights went out... maybe the new upgrade will allow us to edit titles.

The title of this thread seems to have inspired by the 1968 Doris Day movie, Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? I think the movie was itself inspired by the North Eastern US blackout of 1965.

Here's my question:
I think there was TV news documentary or dramitization by the same name that preceded the Doris Day film. Does anyone else remember a low budget television production with that title?