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Have you tried White Out along the edges of the pointer?

i know about black out, but not white out...

pls explain the difference and thank you very much my friend.
i go now. bye bye.
in my country, we say nik nik...
(better than "ack ack!")

Shake the screen like an Etch A Sketch....

rereading what this J.B. just wrote, i think he's a birdie...
like twit! twit!
don't listen to him.

What? I've never heard of nik-nik .

you obviously never watched the tv series "Taxi"
it was superb, excellent.
it was the "immigrant" mechanic who came from some unknown european country and he often would say to himself "nik nik"; no one ever knew what it meant.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxi_(TV_series)

if i remember well, that machanic's name was Latka, but that's a long time ago. i got a couple of dead brain cells since then.

In Easy Rider (1969) Jack Nickelson took a drink of booze, put his hand under his arm & said nik nik nik indians. Boy, what usless knowledge I have.

i like "Ack Ack!" a lot.
watch it again and again, a few times a year.

i found this about "Nik Nik" on wikipedia:

it's about the 80's TV series Taxi.

"Latka Gravas (Andy Kaufman) - Latka is an immigrant from a very strange (presumably Eastern European) land, often speaking in his invented foreign tongue ("ibi da", "nik nik"). He works as a mechanic, fixing the taxis. Latka was an adaptation of the "Foreign Man" character Kaufman originated in his stand-up comedy act. He eventually grew tired of the gag, so the writers gave Latka multiple personality disorder, allowing Kaufman to play other characters, the most frequent one being a repellent, smooth-talking lounge-lizard persona calling itself Vic Ferrari. In one episode however, he becomes Alex, with profound insights into "his" life. Just when he is about to reveal to the real Alex the perfect solution for all his problems, he reverts to Latka."

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