Link: https://wp.me/pDKwi-8Mo
My little corner: musings, comments and personal notes. This is probably the closest thing on this blog to a “blog.” I post lots of notes on things not working or behind (with explanations and apologies!). Increasingly, that’s been mostly what it is. Reverse chronological. Comments are open.
– LizzieB90
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Link: http://wp.me/pDKwi-5Gh
This is where I post my thoughts and reblog stuff from other sites I find interesting or topical, mostly topics from Twitter, Tumblr and blogs. This is probably the closest thing on this blog to a “blog.” I also post notes on things not working or behind. Increasingly, that’s been mostly what it is. Lightly edited. Reverse chronological. Comments are open.
– LizzieB90
Continue reading ‘🔴 Scribblings Season 5’
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To use this clickable index, CLICK ON any INDEX TERM ⇈ Above ⇈. It will take you a the song files indexed with that term. Try to be as specific as possible to limit the number of files that come up. (Included are: Episode Numbers and Titles, Song Titles and the names of the Artists performing the songs.)
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⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
⭕ Press here for the ➔ Script for the Episode
Explanation: This file contains just the tags for the episode. To get to the script, just press the link above.
I first set up Season One just as a file for personal use before I dreamed of starting a blog. So I put all the scripts in one file, which eventually became the format of the “Easy Search Scripts.” This was in the summer after the first season, when I binged the season.
Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to pull the episodes apart now. In fact, it’s essentially impossible.
So what I did instead was set up the tags separately, linked to the scripts. If you’ve landed here, you likely used the Search Bar, which is very unpredictable. I hope that someday, WordPress will provide a better one.
In the meantime, consider using the “Tag/Phrase Index for Scripts” instead of the Search Bar. You use it with your Page Search function. It’s basic, but I find it works best for me.
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🔴 Scribblings & Scuttlebutt
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🔴 Scribblings and Scuttlebutt Aug 2019 – present
Link: https://wp.me/pDKwi-9NM
My little corner: musings, comments and personal notes. This is probably the closest thing on this blog to a “blog.” I post lots of notes on things not working or behind (with explanations and apologies!). Increasingly, that’s been mostly what it is. Reverse chronological. Comments are open.
– LizzieB90
Continue reading ‘🔴 Scribblings & Scuttlebutt ’