What's in your clipboard?

Simply hit Ctrl-V (or ⌘-V if you are on a Mac) on the reply window and your clipboard contents will show.

Here’s mine:

(I copied the command button symbol from another site)

Radio Paradise, apparently. I’ve been listening to a lot of Radio Paradise lately, and keeping links to songs I like.

Nothing. I haven’t hit ctrl-c since I logged in this morning.

It is a text from my mom. A bit of history: my parents have a horrible record of giving me information I don’t specifically ask for, especially if someone is ill.
Here comes.
4 cut up chicken breast 2 8 oz pkg cream chees
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1pkg slivered almonds
Whip softened cream cheese and soup together and mix well
Add cooked chicken and almonds. Heat til warm 350. For around 30min.

Going to funeral home. Aunt dot passed at 92.

dates
(which is a variable in a palmOS program I’m working on, can’t remember why I copied it though.)

I was ninja’d on this answer in the wikipedia thread :slight_smile:

http://www.icheg.org/about/advisors

Patbingsu

It’s a Korean dessert.

An intriguing mix of artists explore what it means to be a Romantic in 2012. Show at Gross McLeaf. http://bit.ly/xBtoDt
Tweet for a site for whom I handle social media.

[Nothing]

I just got up.

Got a big one here:

Yeah, I get a bit of work done in between the SDMB’ing.

My clipboard item is from a local column called “Mr. Roadshow”…a google map illustrating a hazardous intersection:

A list of coworkers who were laid off yesterday.

there are utilities an OS that have more than a dozen clipboards. could blow up the message size limit.

turkey

100039404
Rewards program number for a hotel I stayed at in San Francisco.

ypam hibachi sdmb

Um. From a SDMB thread. Unlike Hal, I do not seem to be getting much done today.

internal static IDbCommand PrepareSelectConversion()
{
SqlCommand oCmd = new SqlCommand();
oCmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
oCmd.CommandText = “[dbo].[up_s_file_cnv]”;
oCmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@ret_val", SqlDbType.Int, 4, ParameterDirection.Output, false, (byte)0, (byte)0, null, DataRowVersion.Current, null));

		return (IDbCommand)oCmd;
	}