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Originally posted by Sailor Saturn:
<STRONG>Doing the laundry may be cheaper, but I think shopping for new clothes is a lot more fun. </STRONG>

What's your favorite place to shop??? Don't say the mall.

Posted by DP -

What's your favorite place to shop??? Don't say the mall.

Well if you are wondering where to buy me clothes, I would suggest a start on Bond Street - London BTW, jeans and T'shirts will do just fine

Originally posted by Darkpoet:
<STRONG>What's your favorite place to shop??? Don't say the mall. </STRONG>

Depends on what I'm shopping for. I'll shop just about anywhere for clothes, as long as they have what I want priced within my budget(unless someone else is buying the clothes for me ). For books, Borders, Hastings, and Barnes & Noble. For Computer stuff, Best Buy. Overall, my favorite place to shop would be the mall, though I'll not say what I'm shopping for when shopping at the mall.

Shop at the dollar store...save money

HaHa...thought you all got away from me THAT easy did Ya? what's up?

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>Well if you are wondering where to buy me clothes, I would suggest a start on Bond Street - London BTW, jeans and T'shirts will do just fine </STRONG>

How about extra large football and hockey jerseys??

Originally posted by Bloodstalker:
<STRONG>Shop at the dollar store...save money

HaHa...thought you all got away from me THAT easy did Ya? what's up?</STRONG>

Howdy, Bloodstalker. I knew you'd find your way here. You have such a wonderful sense of direction.

Posted by DP -

How about extra large football and hockey jerseys??

To add to my collection of extra large soccer and rugby shirts? Sure

@Bloodstalker and SS - Hi How's things?

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>@Bloodstalker and SS - Hi How's things? </STRONG>

Great, now that my computer is working again.

How're you doing?

@SS - apart from being stuck at home alone on a Saturday night I am fine thanks

What was up with your pc?

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>@SS - apart from being stuck at home alone on a Saturday night I am fine thanks

What was up with your pc?</STRONG>

You are in the home alone club tonight too??? *hug* So am I. But, there is hockey and guinness and I don't know why I'm complaining.

@DP - my hubby is on a boys night out with his old schoolfriend who is emigrating to NZ, and my usual babysitter is going off to Canada. How unfair *stomps foot*

*hugs* back - *taps DP's glass with a bottle of Newcastle Brown*

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>@SS - apart from being stuck at home alone on a Saturday night I am fine thanks </STRONG>

I'm home almost every Saturday night. Last time I went out on a Saturday night was to a pool party and I felt very sick for an entire week after that. Since the majority of my friends are at home online on Saturday nights, I enjoy staying home. Though, if I had good enough reason, I'm sure I'd go out on a Saturday night.

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>What was up with your pc?</STRONG>

I bought a 40GB hard drive yesterday. I hooked it up and then my computer wouldn't boot. I finally unhooked and my computer booted up. I decided to wait til this morning to worry more about it cause I was exhausted. I finally managed to get it working today(had to go into the CMOS Setup and tell my computer there was another hard drive); but my DVD-ROM drive had also stopped working, so I had to fix it to. I somehow managed to refrain from performing percussive maintainance.

@SS - I always have a good reason for being absent on a Saturday night, I have a better reason for being present this week

BTW - percussive maintenance usually works for me...

You do need to tell your CMOS there are new components - it helps, especially if your new drive is a booting drive

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>You do need to tell your CMOS there are new components - it helps, especially if your new drive is a booting drive </STRONG>

Yes, well...I made the idiotic assumption that it could figure it out on its own.

morning all

It's a cold grey raining miserable day, i'm slighty hungover and wondering if it might have been better if i hadn't managed to jump out of the way of having my throat crushed a few years ago



harry

@SS - lol! Unfortunately computers aren't always as bright as they should be

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>@SS - lol! Unfortunately computers aren't always as bright as they should be </STRONG>

As my Intro to Programming professor says, "computers are only as smart as their programmer." Makes me wonder if there are any smart programmers.

@SS - that is true As with anything in life, you only ever get out what you put in

Dp is buying tonight