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Saturnine Posted Jan 28, 2003
I'm with Amy on the username thing.
But then, there are TWO Amy's on here. So I lump them both together and hope for the best.
Here's another.
People online who are couples, who infiltrate general threads with coupley-behaviour. Or write incessantly in their journal about the other person. DRIVES ME INSANE!!
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 29, 2003
Apparition - the books. Same goes for the weird randomness that happened a few weeks in relation to LOTR.
Ooh, and even though I'm guilty of this - people who merely respond to posts with a smiley. It's not that big a deal now that I have my T1 at school and a cable modem at home, but it used to be that I would wait forever to find a smiley or the like. Quite annoying.
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Apparition™ (Mourning Empty the best uncle anyone could wish for) Posted Jan 29, 2003
...but seriously, I've read somewhere that the FCC limits communication speed over dial-up in the US. T/F?
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 29, 2003
You mean that they limit how fast you can get stuff on like cable and ADSL lines? Yeah, they do. Dial-up is come as come can. We ususally did pretty well with like 49.9 or so... but I know people who barely make 28.8.
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Apparition™ (Mourning Empty the best uncle anyone could wish for) Posted Jan 29, 2003
ewww, no wonder hi speed connections are so popular over there. I haven't seen a good reason to switch, myself. But I don't have a speed limit, only a tech limit, ie the line
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 29, 2003
Both of my connections are nice... home's faster than here at uni because here we have people downloading music like crazy, despite the fact that at home we have a household network and there's often 3+ of us online at a time.
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Apparition™ (Mourning Empty the best uncle anyone could wish for) Posted Jan 29, 2003
Here at work we have a fibre connection and the ISS department has it's own microwave connection. But when all the students come back next week it'll slow down a hell of a lot.
my old highschool has a satelite connection
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 29, 2003
I always laugh at myself when I have to go to dialup when I'm at the beach or at my grandmothers' houses. Pitiful that I get annoyed when I have to wait for 15 seconds when a few years ago I was lucky if stuff loaded in 2 minutes.
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canismajor77 a.k.a. Master of the Paisley Llama Posted Jan 29, 2003
The TV show "Cops." Every single episode has a shirtless redneck, creating a bad reputation for the rest of the white trash community.
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 29, 2003
Ah. People who watch "reality tv" like they think it's entertaining or something.
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Apparition™ (Mourning Empty the best uncle anyone could wish for) Posted Jan 29, 2003
programme directors who buy reality TV and fill our veiwing time with it like we want to watch it or something
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 29, 2003
The show Friends. It was never cool to begin with.
Oooh - since I'm at an American uni - people who run around wearing their frat/sorority letters ALL the time.
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White Hart Posted Jan 29, 2003
People who drive at 65mph in the inside lane of the motorway *until* you pull out to overtake them, when they speed up to 85 because they can't bear to be overtaken by a Ford Ka
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The Groob Posted Jan 29, 2003
Shops/market stalls that advertise "crazy" prices. No businessman sells anything for crazy prices.
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Pastey Posted Jan 29, 2003
People who constantly go on about how bad Microsoft are, and how great their preffered alternative is.
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- 21: Saturnine (Jan 28, 2003)
- 22: Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. (Jan 29, 2003)
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- 24: Apparition™ (Mourning Empty the best uncle anyone could wish for) (Jan 29, 2003)
- 25: Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. (Jan 29, 2003)
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- 29: Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. (Jan 29, 2003)
- 30: canismajor77 a.k.a. Master of the Paisley Llama (Jan 29, 2003)
- 31: Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. (Jan 29, 2003)
- 32: Apparition™ (Mourning Empty the best uncle anyone could wish for) (Jan 29, 2003)
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