jinx wrote:
Having troubles with PayPal. It won't let me transfer my funds to my current bank, because it's shared with Cara. What the hell??? I guess I have a few hundred bucks to blow on games now... Time to take a visit to the B/S/T forum.
Let them keep their screwy computer. Sounds like they'd probably blame you if something went wrong down the road anyway. It's not worth the hassle.SamuraiMegas wrote:I would but my parents would be likeMrPopo wrote:Have you tried clearing the CMOS?SamuraiMegas wrote:My parents Dell Inspiron 5305 computer is messed up. Its stuck on the Dell boot screen and you can't do anything, not even F12 for boot menu or F2 for setup.
YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHIMG ABOUT THIS SHUT THE HELL UP
like seriously.
Edit: just happened. Tried opening it up and my parents walk in going YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ANOUT COMPUTERS
and I try to respond and was promptly told to shut up
Just keep fibbing man. Especially when your moms ancient Asus eee PC is missing keys and has a touch pad that doesn't work not because of drivers or another software problem, but its simply worn the hell out...Jmustang1968 wrote:I wish my family thought I didnt know anything about computers... I get called all the time to help fix their computer issues
...and then your family (mom/other older folks) tell their friends to call you for help like you are an overseas 24 hour tech support company.Jmustang1968 wrote:I wish my family thought I didnt know anything about computers... I get called all the time to help fix their computer issues
Protip, dont answer like you are, especially in the middle of the night. They get very angry.SpaceBooger wrote:...and then your family (mom/other older folks) tell their friends to call you for help like you are an overseas 24 hour tech support company.Jmustang1968 wrote:I wish my family thought I didnt know anything about computers... I get called all the time to help fix their computer issues
My condolences.fastbilly1 wrote:they pretty much have to have macs.
Raiiban wrote:That's a moral dilemma. Capitalism has no morals.
The programs they use do not exist on Windows, atleast at the time they needed them, so thats the end of the debate.Retrodude wrote:My condolences.fastbilly1 wrote:they pretty much have to have macs.
If you want to make that joke and be an insufferable know-it-all at the same time, you can change "Buddha" to "Budai."BoneSnapDeez wrote:I'm also partial to "I have the body of a god. Unfortunately, it's Buddha."
BogusMeatFactory wrote:If I could powder my copies of shenmue and snort them I would
Be sure to have fun and don't try to do too much on your first day. Since you have never been before, you may want to ask someone to show you around a bit and teach you how to use some of the equipment. Once you find something you like, stick with it. That is the important part.KitKatCara wrote:
Going to the gym for the first time today, kinda nervous. Never been to one before.
My wife and I were both semi-elite athletes at one point, but our work schedules and children do not permit us to exercise like we did when we were younger (i.e., 2+ hours per day). We both put on some weight during my wife's first pregnancy, and getting it off has been a struggle. Nonetheless, we are both back to our pre-children weights, and we have both started early morning exercise routines to get back into shape. While it is unlikely that we will ever be as fit as we were when we were younger, I have seen some pretty marked improvement in both appearance and fitness even in the short amount of time we have been exercising seriously.BoneSnapDeez wrote:
