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POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 6:14 am
by plumgas
finally got my internet back, it's been a long 2 weeks.
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 6:41 am
by sam10100
Congratulations! Welcome back to the Grid.
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 7:26 am
by plumgas
thanks, it has been a very stressful time through the whole episode
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 12:42 pm
by dcat151
I imagine it has been stressful. A little while ago AT&T knocked out my firm's internet for a week for a still-unknown reason. That was a miserable week at work. I can't imagine being down for two weeks.
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 12:54 pm
by sam10100
It's rough going without internet. Our cable got knocked out once and we had no television and no internet. Talk about living a primitive life. I was afraid we'd have to go out and hunt for our own food and build campfires.
Also, whenever my husband and I go on a cruise, I have to give up the internet for 1-2 weeks. There's internet on the ship but it's insanely expensive so we quit cold turkey. It's awful I could feel myself get the shakes as I go through internet withdrawal.
How did people survive before then?
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 5:20 pm
by plumgas
well I suppose we all read books & paid someone to fix problems.
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 5:25 pm
by dcat151
I'm still looking forward to the day when I get to blow my son's mind by telling him that I used to go to the library and look things up in encyclopedias.
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 5:55 pm
by sam10100
Or what about the notion that we used to have to get up, walk to the tv, and actually turn the channel on the TV?
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 6:46 pm
by Bafitis
WooHoooo Plumgas can start spamming the board with us again...

Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 7:13 pm
by Jim the old guy
I can remember when we turned on the TV and walked away cause it took 30 seconds for it to come on! Same thing with the old style radio. But, those radios back then were more powerful. One winter night I put a penny on the radio, stuck my bare butt out the window and got Chile.
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 04, 2010 • 7:24 pm
by Bafitis
dcat151 wrote:I'm still looking forward to the day when I get to blow my son's mind by telling him that I used to go to the library and look things up in encyclopedias.
I already have to do that... It ain't as fun as one might think... lol
It's also like telling people, Your lucky with all the channels you get to watch, we use to have 3 and we had to get up to change them and if the President was on our night was shot...
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 05, 2010 • 6:38 am
by Fred Buer
I started to make a post about my views on television here, but my ranting turned into raving, and I kinda just copied it over and turned it into a post on my blog instead.
Because, to quote George Carlin, I don't have pet peeves, I got major psychotic f***in' hatreds, okay?
-Fred
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 05, 2010 • 11:09 am
by Cubase
"No beer and internet makes Cubase something something"
"Go crazy?"
"DON'T MIND IF I DO!!!!!"
-Cub. =o)
Re: POP THE CORKS
Posted: May 05, 2010 • 6:34 pm
by lestat666
I'd lose it if I lost my internet.
Congrats!!