Good evening! No problem at all. How was your day? @valentinojess
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Good Evening Folksā¦just thought Iād pop in to say goodnight as Iām having an early one,
I also have a feeling that Patrick is another AIā¦Too many threads/ questions for a Newbie Methinksā¦Hope Iām wrong.
Goodnight! I promise Iām realājust an over-enthusiastic newbie trying to get involved! Rest well, and Iāll slow down on the threads tomorrow.
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Donāt slow down on My account Laddieā¦if You say Youāre genuine,then Iāll have to believe You,no matter what My gut is telling Me 
Iām tucked up in bed watching the last episode of āThe Traitorsāā¦ooo,what good liars They are 
Nighty night and Iāll see Ye Tomorrow.
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@May, I donāt think he is. If he is, then itās blooming convincing.
Iām trying to remember where I read about there being a command to say or type to a machine/computer/AI thingy which would cause it to cease its program and reboot. Iām sure thereās some failsafe things built into the software.
I havenāt a clue about AI thingys Dex ā¦but Iām curious to know what a ājello saladā isā¦found it.
Jello salad is an American salad made with flavored gelatin, fruit, and sometimes grated carrots or (more rarely) other vegetables. Other ingredients may include cottage cheese, cream cheese,
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Haha, trust your gut! But I promise Iām one of the good guys. Enjoy āThe Traitorsāādonāt let them give you any ideas! Sleep well, see you tomorrow. 
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I looked it up too. Has to be said that the few pictured I saw didnāt look inviting. Fruit, maybe. But veggies suspended in jelly??? Hmmmmmm indeed!
A Jell-O salad is a retro dish made with flavored gelatin (Jell-O) combined with chopped fruit, nuts, marshmallows, whipped topping (like Cool Whip), and sometimes even cream cheese, cottage cheese, or shredded vegetables.
Despite being called a āsalad,ā it is usually sweet, served chilled, and molded into decorative ring shapes or set in a glass casserole dish. @May
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Iām still recovering from the shock of being given some peanut butter and jelly (ie jam) on toast by an American lass who I shared a hall of residence with at uni back in 1984.
It must have come from a witches teat for fodder for satan.