Richland Center, WI

[Ben, The Magnificent]

If anyone cares(especially you Archon), RC might be replacing one of their 3T22s with a 2001 at the North Park. The 2001 is already up. If I were to want one, I'd start making phone calls...

[Archon]

Why is it being replaced?

[500 AT fan]

Well, Richland Center DOES have a lot of 3T22s....


As long as those 1003s stay up, I wouldn't complain. If I lived closer to that area, and the sirens weren't so heavy, I'd be making phone calls/e-mails about it.

[Ben, The Magnificent]

Archon, I don't know yet. I just seen the first 2001 in Richland Center ever, I think! On my way out of town it was there and I was like aw hell. Anyhow, I'm surprised you don't know more about it already than me.

I suppose I can find out if you want me to?

[Archon]

Well, Richland Center DOES have a lot of 3T22s....


RC has 2 3T22's and a 1003



As long as those 1003s stay up, I wouldn't complain. If I lived closer to that area, and the sirens weren't so heavy, I'd be making phone calls/e-mails about it.

[Ben, The Magnificent]

Archon is right. And my man, work on your style of quoting. Wow was that confusing at first.

[Archon]

I can't get the color to work in quote

[coyoteunknown]

I can't get the color to work in quote

I think he's referring to how you reply to someone within the quote, so not only does their original commentary appear in a white field, but so does your answer. Unlike mine, which shows up outside the quoted text. :X You and Franz are the only ones I've ever seen answer/reply to something within the quoted field of text with/without color to differentiate yours from theirs.

To get colors to work appropriately, simply do the following:
1.) Put (color=red) before the word/group of words you want colored.
2.) Put (/color) after the word/group of words you want colored.
3.) Replace the ( with [ and ) with ].

Edit:

It's usually easier to follow along when you do the following:

What does ASC stand for?

American Signal Corporation

What were they previously called?

Allerting Communicator's of America.

Instead of:

What does ASC stand for? What were they previously called?

ASC stands for American Signal Corporation, they used to be called Allerting Communicator's of America.

[Gil]

Kinda OT: Ben, did you ever get that Thunderbolt from Siren Contest 2004? It's been about 4 years now.

[500 AT fan]

Archon is right. And my man, work on your style of quoting. Wow was that confusing at first.

Hmm. I could've sworn RC or some county or town in Wisconsin had a bunch of 2/3T22s'. ....

Again, I'd make phone calls about the siren, but, I don't live anywhere near RC and it'd be a pain in the wallet to ship it here to NFDL. Guess I'm better off with something like an Allertor dish.