<button style="background-color:#ddffdd;color:navy;" onClick="GetStatement(1)">Next random Thought</button>

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T he next thing we shall cover is the material setforth within the ponder.js uploaded script itself. Either prior to or after you have uploaded it, you can open it just like any other document and edit it for content. You can add more quotes if you want.

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// List the statements to display. Add statements as necessary.


var Statements = new Array(

        'When companies ship Styrofoam what do they pack it in? ',
        'Why is a carrot more orange than an orange? ',
        'Why do we label underwear as a pair? ',
        'What would a chair look like if your knees bent the other way? ',
        'Why do firehouses have Dalmatians? ',
        'Why is it called a TV \"set\" when you only get one? ',
        'Why in a country with freedom of speech are there phone bills? ',
        'Does the little mermaid wear an algaebra?',
        'Why do scars never go away? ',
        'Why don\'t sheep shrink when it rains? ',
Add more statements here
);


/*
        GetStatement( ) is the primary function. It assumes the following:

For your Information:     regarding the above. Notice what we have color coded in the above part of the .js code. \" and \'. This script makes use of both the quotation (") and also the apostrophe ('). If you are going to set a word in quotations (" ") or the word has an apostrophe (') such as "Don't, you must write it as shown in the above example or you will get an error message of Error" Expected 'j'.