The Doll Forum

apn12 wrote:They can stuff to ass the new VIP forum.
I do not pay nothing (princible).

I agree. All I'm interested in is the forum and I can't see why I need to pay for access. For premium features and material, sure, but not for simply rag-chewing and exchanging information.

I tried logging in last night with my CRD e-mail and password. No luck.

<snip> Still can communicate with owners here. It's not that you can't talk to folks anymore. I mainly hung out at CRD because it seemed to be the place where RD owners hung out and talked shop. A couple of years ago, it's where I found out about the dolls, learned from others, got advice etc...if ...

I'm debating whether to continue with RD VIP when it finally starts up. I can afford the fee, but I've got more than enough expenses to keep track of right now.

seagull wrote:Having skeleton pics is always useful for others seeking info for repairs

Indeed. One helped me when I had to fix a broken back on my 4Woods 2 or 3 years ago.

I hope you're not going to use that skeleton for something like this :

So long story short, I was given a replacement doll by my vendor after the couriers did a number on the first one and it arrived in total tatters. After unboxing her I had to carry her upstairs with her in a sitting position and lifting by the armpits (she's very heavy, a princess carry would've pu...

I have a similar problem with my Brooklyn RD. I simply use a Sharpie to fill in the bits that have been rubbed off. For one thing, if I use a bit too much, I can easily wipe off the excess if I do it quickly. Second, if I do make a mistake, I can fix it within a few weeks as the eyebrows will have ...

I have a similar problem with my Brooklyn RD. I simply use a Sharpie to fill in the bits that have been rubbed off. For one thing, if I use a bit too much, I can easily wipe off the excess if I do it quickly. Second, if I do make a mistake, I can fix it within a few weeks as the eyebrows will have t...

Yippee! It looks like CRD's back in business. My thanks to those who fixed it.

<snip> I love the Slide Rule quote! My father said the same thing.... Thanks. Before I started my sophomore undergraduate year, I bought a Geotec Versalog slide rule. I still have it. It's made from bamboo and has all sorts of scales on both sides. I put it up on blocks for the remainder of my stud...

TJ_Foxx wrote:Seems to be a chrome issue. CRD would not load on chrome for me, but safari loaded right up.

The main page loaded with Safari on my machine, which runs OS X 10.11.6, but after that, it's the same as I get with the other browsers.

I was about to reply to a post on a certain CRD thread when the website went wobbly on me, much like it was earlier this summer. None of the pages are rendered properly and it's hard to read what's on them. Considering what day it is and its significance, I'm wondering if somebody out there with a ...

I was about to reply to a post on a certain CRD thread when the website went wobbly on me, much like it was earlier this summer. None of the pages are rendered properly and it's hard to read what's on them. Considering what day it is and its significance, I'm wondering if somebody out there with a ...

I was about to reply to a post on a certain CRD thread when the website went wobbly on me, much like it was earlier this summer. None of the pages are rendered properly and it's hard to read what's on them. Considering what day it is and its significance, I'm wondering if somebody out there with a s...