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It's snot nose kid!

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Brand X wrote:

It's snot nose kid!

where?!?!?!

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Laughing

I am less snotty today. I got these super drugs from the doctor. Shocked

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Good!

If the drugs are really good and you have leftovers..I want them...hehehe

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Brand X wrote:

Good!

If the drugs are really good and you have leftovers..I want them...hehehe

In college, I had a root canal and they gave me darvaset (sp?) I seriously could have made good money selling those on campus.... Laughing

Some guy was going to pay me $3 a pill and I think I had 20 or so. Laughing

What a dumb ass.

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Well I was afraid you were going to have to call a HAZMAT team in to clean up the snot so no one would get injured entering and exiting your house.

At least the drugs prevented that.

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Brand X wrote:

Well I was afraid you were going to have to call a HAZMAT team in to clean up the snot so no one would get injured entering and exiting your house.

At least the drugs prevented that.

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I'm so excited...I went out and bought a router and a wireless adapter for my g/f's computer. Now we have both PC's hooked up to high-speed cable service...best thing: Getting rid of AOL, MSN and the extra phone line...Yipee!

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panzade wrote:

I'm so excited...I went out and bought a router and a wireless adapter for my g/f's computer. Now we have both PC's hooked up to high-speed cable service...best thing: Getting rid of AOL, MSN and the extra phone line...Yipee!

We got the wireless router and adapter and no one bothered to tell us that you need a wireless card for your PC if it doesn't have one. Well, it worked at first. The it would stop working. Then it would work. Then it would stop. Finally, we called Dell and they said you need a wireless card. Hm. Well sh*t.

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The guy at Best Buy told me I needed an adapter for one of the computers so I bought it...but I put it in the wrong slot...I was on the phone to New Dheli for two hours...

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Kristie wrote:

BTW, shewolf
WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU"RE DOING FREAKIN' ME OUT LIKE THAT!!!??? I WAS SICK YESTERDAY, DIDN'T CHECK UP WITH A2K AND I COME BACK TO SEE YOU SAYING YOU ARE LEAVING????

sheesh...don't ever go............*sniff* what would I do?...

bitch...making me cry that way.... :wink:

awww poow poow widdle kwistie. I wove you too. dont worry i wont leav ya poo widdle doo doo baby awwwwwwww Laughing

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Earthlink is on my computer now. I surfed around on it for 2 days. It is simple to use and I think I will keep it.

hmm.. seems like i am not going any where at all.
> evil laugh<

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panzade wrote:

The guy at Best Buy told me I needed an adapter for one of the computers so I bought it...but I put it in the wrong slot...I was on the phone to New Dheli for two hours...

The people at my Best Buy must be idiots. They sold us the Router and the Adapter. But we didn't have a card. So the adapter was worthless. I hope the phone call to New Dheli was toll free. Shocked

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I once put it in the wrong slot by mistake and a couple of other times on purpose, but wait, this is about computer access.,,,,,

Mrs. Nation and I had both MSN and AOL about six years ago. It took nine phone calls to get AOL off our system. "Why," I asked in my most creamy voice, "does it take a phone call to cancel this service? Isn't AOL internet savvy enough to provide a cancellation link?" The operator apparently didn't have that question on her set of cards and we were allowed to go.

For a long time we used a dial-up and MSN.

Then we tried Verison DSL Rolling Eyes

Don't ask. Once, when the system was down (again), we were told that 'sometimes computers have to rest." I told you not to ask.

We went cable through Time Warner Roadrunner, use both Yahoo and Outlook for mail as well as MSN Hotmail (still free). We have no land lines in the house, we use our cell phones. That was three or four years ago and, except for one outage of about five days, there have been no problems. (We got a credit for a month for that incident.) Cost is about forty bucks a month including access to Mrs. Nation's webpage for her custom jewelry.

We happy.

Shewolf will just have to keep poking around to find the right set for her and I'm still talking about computer access.

Joe (Well, alright then, how about this way?) Nation

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Joe Nation wrote:

Then we tried Verison DSL
Don't ask. Once, when the system was down (again), we were told that 'sometimes computers have to rest." I told you not to ask.

Sounds like something our comcast cable people would say....they basically told us the reason our stuff didn't work was because we didn't call them enough or explain well enough that it wasn't working. Shocked

What? Shouldn't one call of "my sh*it ain't working." be enough?

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It was hysterical. We kept a log of outtages and our calls and who we spoke to AND what they said. The operators seemed stunned when we would say that

: we spoke to Deshawn on Tuesday at 10:15 AM and he said the that the problem had been isolated, that a crew was working on the fix and that the estimated time of restoration would be about an hour and now it was THURSDAY and still no service.

It was as if they couldn't believe we would take notes.

"You spoke to Deshawn?"
"Yes, I have his operator number and our ticket number."
"You do?"
"Yahhuh."

Then we would go through it with the new person. Rolling Eyes

We asked for a day's credit for every outtage.

"But, " said one Verison person, "that's like less than a dollar."
"That's right."
"er."
"I figure it this way. It will probably cost your company more then a dollar to credit me my dollar, so sooner or later you will either fix the problem or go broke. You pick."

Joe (what the hell are they thinking?) Nation

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Joe Nation wrote:

It was hysterical. We kept a log of outtages and our calls and who we spoke to AND what they said. The operators seemed stunned when we would say that

: we spoke to Deshawn on Tuesday at 10:15 AM and he said the that the problem had been isolated, that a crew was working on the fix and that the estimated time of restoration would be about an hour and now it was THURSDAY and still no service.

It was as if they couldn't believe we would take notes.

"You spoke to Deshawn?"
"Yes, I have his operator number and our ticket number."
"You do?"
"Yahhuh."

Then we would go through it with the new person.

We asked for a day's credit for every outtage.

"But, " said one Verison person, "that's like less than a dollar."
"That's right."
"er."
"I figure it this way. It will probably cost your company more then a dollar to credit me my dollar, so sooner or later you will either fix the problem or go broke. You pick."

Joe (what the hell are they thinking?) Nation

That is fabulous...I will have to remember to do this the next time i get bad service.... Laughing

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Kristie wrote:

I hope the phone call to New Dheli was toll free.

Courtesy of Netgear the manufacturer. Virtually all customer support in the industry has been outsourced to India. My tech was named Vikram and I spent 2 hours with him on the phone. He was a wonderful teacher and we compared notes about the weather and computer culture in New Dheli and Florida.

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The world gets smaller and smaller. Where are the city limits of the global village?

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Where the sidewalk ends....

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they said your computer needs to rest?????

I think i peed myself laughing so hard
Shocked

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