8 thoughts on “March 21st – UMR Actor Tournament Is Over – And James Stewart Is Our Champ”
Hey SteinHOF…..ahhhhh…..now it makes sense….I was wondering why there had not been any comments on our new 1937….and it was my fault….normally these types of pages generate a decent amount of feedback. Well the comment box is now up.
As for the latest comment drought…..nope….not planning on IMDbing them…..just things have gotten incredibly busy at home and at work. My “goofing off” time has been greatly reduced. Plus my movie tournament is taking all of that limited time…..but the actors are done….and I have already done the first round (and most time consuming round)…so I am hoping to get back on track soon.
I sent Bruce an email hours ago about the missing reply box. These things happen.
STEVE Still it’s very frustrating when they do. I use Box Office Mojo a lot to check ticket prices over the years and it was down most of the day and the withdrawal symptoms that I experienced were almost as severe as when WH goes off to Alaska or somewhere and leaves us all behind.
Hey Bob….sorry Mojo was down yesterday. WoC actually went to Vegas without him this time. Turns out running the house by myself is a lot more difficult than I expected….lol.
Hey Steve….I got that e-mail after getting off work….thanks for the heads-up. For some reason I have to activate the “comment” box after every new page….and I simply forgot to do it on the 1937 page. Thanks again.
Congrats to Stewart and a question for you. Seems you have been commenting less lately and now your latest page does not even have a comment box. Hopefully you are not following IMDB’s example are getting rid of the “messsge board”. Just wondering.
I have noticed this too. I think he forgot to add the comment box before he pressed “publish.” I was going to comment on 1937 movies last night and could not. Hopefully he will add the comments section soon.
Hey Flora….you are 100% correct…..before hitting the publish button….I forgot to hit the button that “allows comments”….and until you and Stein’s comments I was unaware of the issue. But due to your heads up….my 1937 Movie Page is up and ready for comments. Sorry for that….and thanks again for bringing it to my attention.
Hey SteinHOF…..ahhhhh…..now it makes sense….I was wondering why there had not been any comments on our new 1937….and it was my fault….normally these types of pages generate a decent amount of feedback. Well the comment box is now up.
As for the latest comment drought…..nope….not planning on IMDbing them…..just things have gotten incredibly busy at home and at work. My “goofing off” time has been greatly reduced. Plus my movie tournament is taking all of that limited time…..but the actors are done….and I have already done the first round (and most time consuming round)…so I am hoping to get back on track soon.
I sent Bruce an email hours ago about the missing reply box. These things happen.
STEVE Still it’s very frustrating when they do. I use Box Office Mojo a lot to check ticket prices over the years and it was down most of the day and the withdrawal symptoms that I experienced were almost as severe as when WH goes off to Alaska or somewhere and leaves us all behind.
Hey Bob….sorry Mojo was down yesterday. WoC actually went to Vegas without him this time. Turns out running the house by myself is a lot more difficult than I expected….lol.
Hey Steve….I got that e-mail after getting off work….thanks for the heads-up. For some reason I have to activate the “comment” box after every new page….and I simply forgot to do it on the 1937 page. Thanks again.
Congrats to Stewart and a question for you. Seems you have been commenting less lately and now your latest page does not even have a comment box. Hopefully you are not following IMDB’s example are getting rid of the “messsge board”. Just wondering.
I have noticed this too. I think he forgot to add the comment box before he pressed “publish.” I was going to comment on 1937 movies last night and could not. Hopefully he will add the comments section soon.
Hey Flora….you are 100% correct…..before hitting the publish button….I forgot to hit the button that “allows comments”….and until you and Stein’s comments I was unaware of the issue. But due to your heads up….my 1937 Movie Page is up and ready for comments. Sorry for that….and thanks again for bringing it to my attention.