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krazichinaman

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Riallin cant seem to post anything.....He was wondering if I could help him out in posting this for him: I says.Forum Rules:You may not post new threads
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Thought I would be nice so this is my one good deed for the month. Thz to who ever replys
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As a simple fix...has he tried to log in using his user name and password? If not, do so, if he has and that failed, contact Bladeforums or open another account i.e. Riallin II.

Good luck in any case!

Regards,
 
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Encyclopædia Britannica Article

cookie;

(from Dutch koekje, diminutive of koek, “cake”), primarily in the United States, any of various small sweet cakes, either flat or slightly raised, cut from rolled dough, dropped from a spoon, cut into pieces after baking, or curled with a special iron. In Scotland the term cookie denotes a small, plain bun.

Probably the most popular cookies in the United States are those that are based on a simple dough of flour, butter, sugar, and egg, to which a variety of flavouring and texturizing ingredients, such as chocolate chips, oatmeal, raisins, or peanut butter, may be added. More delicate, decorative, or exotically flavoured cookies, such as macaroons, fruited pastries, and gingerbread men, are traditionally associated with baking done for holidays, particularly Christmas.

:D:D:D I know, it's not what he was talking about, but here's the real answer:

A "cookie" is a small file, usually a .txt (read that as text) file that contains information about your browser settings, usernames, passwords, etc. Some people choose to use them, but some security-conscious folk choose to disable them. Since I don't care right now if my machine does go +|+$ up, I leave them turned on. :D
 
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