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MCSE - OT: Wednesday Why My Son Rules |
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This morning I related to my eight-year-old son what had transpired only 1/2
hour earlier. "I got up before everyone else this morning, and took JoJo (our poodle mix) out to pee. When he was done, I discovered that I had locked myself out of the house." "What did you do, Daddy?" "Well, I knocked on the door, but you were all still asleep! So, I figured I'd better walk around to my bedroom window to try to wake mommy up by tapping on the window. But I was a little worried because it was still dark outside, and there's lots of cactus in the front yard, and I was afraid that JoJo might step on a cactus." "Why didn't you just pick JoJo up and carry him, Daddy?" Apparently my boy has inherited his mother's common sense. Frisbee® |
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did you hear "Frisbee®" <> say in
news:: > Apparently my boy has inherited his mother's common sense. > there is nothing common about common sense -- The InterNeil MCNGP Triple X - Madness takes its toll...make sure you have exact change. |
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> Apparently my boy has inherited his mother's common sense.
Clear the Inherit from parent the permission entries that apply to child objects. Include these with entries explicitly defined here check box. Then you can make changes to the permissions or remove any common sense from the Permissions list. However, the object will no longer inherit permissions from mother. Are you still outside. -- don't take it seriously. just kidding |
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