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William Gill
Better still, this page now seems to be unavailable.
No, just an unfortunate line break in the url try:
http://www.virginbroadband.com.au/wirelessbroadband/broadband-at-home.aspx
Better still, this page now seems to be unavailable.
"hi-speed" is relative. When I first started engineering data circuits
anything above 1200 baud was considered "hi-speed." I know some folks
in the podunks that would love to get 512 kbps.
Scripsit Neredbojias:
Oh, what a luxury. My first experience about using a network
connection at home was with terminal that that had a manual switch
for selecting between 110 and 300 bit/s.
Neredbojias said:Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Thu, 09 Aug 2007 10:50:10
GMT dorayme scribed:
Oh, _that_ text! Well why didn't you say so?
Of course! If the context of the original post was clearly all
about this except to a boji, it does not count as _saying_ so.
Perhaps you have followed that policy of that schmark schmate of
yours who also employs the trick of "not reading my crap" when
caught in a bind. When I get to be Ruler of the World, you and he
will only have my writings to read in your dungeon. You will be
_made_ to learn to recite them from memory.
Neredbojias said:Had you been more accurate, you probably could have avoided causing
this error in the first place.
There is a common meaning of "fine print" conditions. They are
the little printed conditions at the bottom that one can barely
read in newspaper ads. The one ray of hope for readers of a web
page is to enlarge the text. If this is blocked, then
"Chris F.A. Johnson said:On 2007-08-10, dorayme wrote:
...
... you need the Image Zoom add-on for Firefox.
You seem not to know the idioms of the English language. I know,
it is so churlish of me to say this but since you and your shmark
mate make such pompous remarks about the primacy of English
conventions, I don't feel too bad. My popularity can hardly get
worse.
Face it Boji, you consistently fail to understand many things
because you are a sexist self-engrossed_yet_gross carelessly
chattering thing.
There is a common meaning of "fine print" conditions. They are
the little printed conditions at the bottom that one can barely
read in newspaper ads. The one ray of hope for readers of a web
page is to enlarge the text. If this is blocked, then it is
something I thought worth remarking on at the time. Naturally, I
should take into account that anything that is said is likely to
have you idiotically bursting in on and misconstruing whatever
you can and generally just spewing forth.
Luckily, I have nothing in my nature that is not concise, to the
point, accurate, troll_less and directly relevant and useful to
all.
Neredbojias said:Yes, I'm sure phrases like "shmark mate", "that schmark schmate of
yours", and "schmuck" are most edifying to the majority of those
newsgrouping souls unfortunate enough to encounter your "relevancy"
first-hand.
Yeah, yeah, edification, schmedification, whatever...
Neredbojias said:dorayme scribed:
How like a woman to avoid the issue of her faux pas.
You are really one of a very special kind, dear Boji, are you
not? Without the evidence of the brain material I have now
repeatedly asked you to send a sample of for analysis, it is as
likely as not, given your interest in lower things, that you have
no idea whatsoever what a faux pas is. I am pretty sure you
suppose it to be a sort of breaking of wind.
Neredbojias said:Hey, you never got back to me about Kangaroo Day.
Kangaroo Day? What are you babbling about?
Neredbojias said:Dontcha celebrate Kangaroo Day thare? We celebrate Groundhog Day 'round
these here parts.
No, there is no Kangaroo Day here. Australians like to celebrate
every defeat, every debacle, every tragedy and happily enjoy the
time off when the Q of E gets one year older (it happens once a
year in case you are wondering. I understand that Groundhog
happens daily but seems yearly)
Neredbojias said:Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Fri, 10 Aug 2007 20:47:11
GMT dorayme scribed:
Once a year on 2 Feb.
I've heard of Q and A, what's Q and E? -Question and enigma?
You have not seen Groundhog Day?
Queen of England
Neredbojias said:Yep.
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