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Posted by ToolkiT on 11-19-2002 10:43 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Yorick

Geek.


from you I'll take that as a compliment

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Posted by Toby on 11-19-2002 10:49 PM:

oog...this is getting pedestrian. Joshua would cry. ;�~~~


Posted by MarkEagle on 11-20-2002 12:14 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Toby
Joshua would cry.
I've noticed it's been awfully quiet around here lately...

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Posted by K. Cannon on 11-20-2002 03:01 PM:

Yeah, where is Josh?


Posted by Toby on 11-21-2002 01:16 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by K. Cannon
Yeah, where is Josh?
Probably busy with school and life.


Posted by MarkEagle on 11-21-2002 01:24 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Toby
Probably busy with school and life.
...but he always seemed to find time for the inane...

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Posted by K. Cannon on 11-21-2002 02:33 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Toby
Probably busy with school and life.

oh, sure...that...


Posted by Toby on 11-21-2002 03:47 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkEagle
...but he always seemed to find time for the inane...
That's like the guy who always shouts out "FREEBIRD!" at the Skynyrd concerts.


Posted by dick-richardson on 11-21-2002 08:13 PM:

Hello.

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Posted by Toby on 11-21-2002 09:17 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by dick-richardson
Hello.
Mwuahahahaha...I'm hearing a Michael Corleone quote in my head for some reason. Bought any good PDAs lately? I'm Visorless personally (well, my wife has my Edge, and a friend picked up her Deluxe and my GPS).


Posted by dick-richardson on 11-21-2002 10:36 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Toby
Mwuahahahaha...I'm hearing a Michael Corleone quote in my head for some reason.

Which one?
quote:
Bought any good PDAs lately?

Certainly. I've replaced my handera twice since posting last.
quote:
I'm Visorless personally (well, my wife has my Edge, and a friend picked up her Deluxe and my GPS).

I thought long and hard about a pda upgrade after annihilating my handera. The options I had narrowed down to were the tungsten and the Dell. Talked to handera and they said they'd send me a refurb for $125 so I went that route. That one went bad after a day (screen displayed no info), so they sent me another one (new from what I can tell).

At this point, Handera has earned my loyalty for another round.

But, back to the question on hand, what are you looking at? It'd be hard to miss the Tungsten avatar of yours.

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Posted by Toby on 11-21-2002 10:57 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by dick-richardson
Which one? [...]
What else? "Just when I thought that I was out they pull me back in."
quote:
I thought long and hard about a pda upgrade after annihilating my handera. The options I had narrowed down to were the tungsten and the Dell. Talked to handera and they said they'd send me a refurb for $125 so I went that route. That one went bad after a day (screen displayed no info), so they sent me another one (new from what I can tell).

At this point, Handera has earned my loyalty for another round.

Well, they're certainly still hard to beat where grayscale PDAs are concerned.
quote:
But, back to the question on hand, what are you looking at? It'd be hard to miss the Tungsten avatar of yours.

I'm currently set on the Tungsten. It has some missing bits to make it 'perfect', but Handera wasn't stepping up to the plate with something color-wise, so I bit at the size aspect of the T|T.


Posted by miradu on 11-22-2002 12:43 AM:

ITS MY BIRTHDAY!!! yeah.. hehehe

is that inane and off-topic enough for everyone?

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Posted by fixitgal on 11-22-2002 03:15 AM:

wrong thread...

quote:
Originally posted by miradu
ITS MY BIRTHDAY!!! yeah.. hehehe

is that inane and off-topic enough for everyone?



Go post in the "Happy Birthday "little" Mikey" thread!

Silly penguin...

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Posted by miradu on 11-22-2002 03:21 AM:

If you notice, that thread was posted more than 2 WHOLE hours after my own post! but yeah.. i think I'll go post in the about me to.. I like me... I get one day to be somewhat self-centered right? (one day.. btw has anyone noticed the 25% or so jump in Handsprings Stock.. RIM is screwing up on the patent front.. they strike Handspring, somebody else strieks them! MUHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA)

My logic was wrong.. fixed above - ever noticed that when I edit I don't have that tag saying I edited

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Posted by dick-richardson on 11-22-2002 05:52 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Toby
What else? "Just when I thought that I was out they pull me back in."

I knew that screeching sound haunting my dreams could only be sacrilidge of the ramble. Ahh, before I forget, Jesus sends along his regards.
quote:
Well, they're certainly still hard to beat where grayscale PDAs are concerned.

Which is quickly becoming a moot point if color makers keep dropping their price. It was a tough decision, but Customer Service won out.
quote:
I'm currently set on the Tungsten. It has some missing bits to make it 'perfect', but Handera wasn't stepping up to the plate with something color-wise, so I bit at the size aspect of the T|T.

Handera seems too frightened of the market pace. They are one of the few companies that have made a pda that is still viable 1.5 years after release. I'm guessing they wish to do that again, yet I doubt the feasibility of that proposition.

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Posted by dick-richardson on 11-22-2002 06:19 AM:

To address my absence, my son has been having some trouble at preschool. My wife and I get a message that he got exuberant on the steps and pulled another child down the steps with him. The parents of this other child happen to be local big-wigs and the child cracks his tooth. Of course, legal action is threatened if my son isn't immediately removed from the institution. The preschool says they wish to keep my son enrolled, but he'll need counseling. Just so happens, they know just the person (who happens to have a financial agreement with the preschool - terms unknown). So he gets put on a program where if he gets three frowny faces during the day, he doesn't get to play on the computer when he gets home. For some reason (my own musings to follow), the reported behaviors escalate. So, they inform me that he has two weeks to fix his behavior problems or he's pulled. So my wife and I schedule a meeting the following day, informing them that a shrink may be just the thing, but since we have no troubles with him, nor his behaviors evident with my younger sisters or any other child his age, they will be ones talking to a counselor of our choosing. The counselor discovers that there seems to be little positive reinforcement and suggests that 1.) he gets put on a reward system, and 2.) change the policy for poor behavior such that 3 times and he gets sent home. Since then, there have been no positive reinforcements implemented and he has yet to finish a day without getting sent home. The notes are being written by people who weren't at the meeting with the counselor (which puts their level of comprehension in serious doubt) and most are within 5-10 minutes. In my mind, any note within 10 minutes of the first is the same incident.

So, now we're at the point where my mother is watching my son more than the preschool, and the preschool is still getting my $400/mnth. My son is also constantly asking my mother if he is a good boy, and (after being incredibly well behaved) why isn't he getting yelled at. Possibly I'm oversensitive (I understand being locked in a closet by a babysitter when one is a child will do that - I still hate 101 Dalmations, but that's a different story), but I'm labelling the relationship as abusive.

To be fair, my son at 4 is larger and weighs more than my 6 y/o sister. He can also count to 20, speak 4 syllable words, recite his alphabet, and remember the trip we took to see my father last year (first thing he says when we get there this summer? I wanna ride the tractor with grandpa - he has no exposure to tractors at home and probably limited exposure at the preschool). Unfortunately, he can cuss like a sailor (proper syntax, the whole works, much to my chagrin) and recite most of the Lord's prayer. He's gonna make a great Catholic.

Slap that on top of being employed at a business where I'm having to wait up to a week to get my paychecks because the money isn't there, while at the same time trying to attend school and stay married...

It's good to be back.

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Posted by Toby on 11-22-2002 11:31 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by dick-richardson
I knew that screeching sound haunting my dreams could only be sacrilidge of the ramble. Ahh, before I forget, Jesus sends along his regards.
Such a nice, Jewish boy.
quote:
[...] Handera seems too frightened of the market pace. They are one of the few companies that have made a pda that is still viable 1.5 years after release. I'm guessing they wish to do that again, yet I doubt the feasibility of that proposition.

Yeah, I think they'd have a hard time topping what they've done already.


Posted by Yorick on 11-22-2002 12:53 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by dick-richardson
To address my absence, my son has been having some trouble at preschool. My wife and I get a message that he got exuberant on the steps and pulled another child down the steps with him.

well, you know, that means you're a bad parent, since your kid is demonstrating the typical and societal norm of a four-year-old.

what preschool is this? I want to take my smiting hammer to the school board.







waitasec -- you have a six year old sister?

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Posted by KRamsauer on 11-22-2002 02:30 PM:

Is this other kid the child of Jack Grubman?

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