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Toaster · 02-22-2002, 10:44 AM

Howdy,
Specifics are important. The more precise the question, the more precise the answer.
Also, it would be handy for folks to reply if the problem was corrected.
Some folks ask for help and leave folks wondering if the problem was resolved.
Its a courtesy actually. No one is asking for credit (maybe) but some folks go through some effort and wonder if the problem/situation concluded successfully.

ramayes · 02-22-2002, 02:49 PM

I find I have problems that many other have dealt with before. A reply with the solution or confirmation saves the trouble of opening a new thread with an old question.

I also appreciate the help, advice and support I've received on this site. I recently finished my first build and it has not crashed once! I have Never had to reboot. I attribute that to great help in selecting and assembling parts, and I knew nothing when I started reading this forum. Some would say luck, but I think you can maximize your chances at getting good luck by doing your homework.

Thanks to everyone!

(Gush Gush)

Web Gecko · 02-23-2002, 07:06 AM

Hey to Toaster, Lawyer Ron and the rest of the PCMECH community

I haven't been on the Internet that long (since 2000) but still I have seen a lot of tech and other sites since my first logon. I have to say that this is the best tech site I have seen since I've been around. Whoever put this site together did a great job and I have seen some crap sites. The bottom line are the people who maintain and frequent the site and you guys are a great bunch of dudes. I have in general found this site to be very useful and informative.

Most of the questions I have put to the forums here have been answered and in general if you keep looking you find the information you need. People are often very busy and I'm prepared to wait for a response. I don't mind if a response is not 100 percent or if it's a bit off beam as even a hint can send me off on a search which generally yields me the info I need. Keep the ideas and info coming as this keeps me thinking and gets the needed results. Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the recipient as to what he or she does with any info provided in a response i.e. we need to double check stuff where we are unsure about anything (get a second opinion if necessary).

I first came here last year with some things I wanted to clear up about V.90
56K modems and stuff (some great replies from reboot and others). I did a google
search and hey presto I ended up at PCMECH. This is a quality site frequented
by a knowledgable and friendly bunch of people. I see human communications as one of the greatest challenges in life. It is actually one of the hardest things to do effectively i.e. express yourself and actually be understood and not be misconstrued. People misunderstand one another all the time. I actually like it when someone disagrees with me as this makes me re-evaluate a situation and come at it from another angle. That's the value of differing opinions,
personalities and interaction in general. We all get hot under the collar now and then but let's try not to wreck this great medium.

So let's not get too petty and let the Good Times Roll on at PCMECH .

chou for now

The Web Gecko

p.s. Toaster : I didn't even get time to run those tests to sort out
that 486DX4 100 interleave problem. I had spent too much
time already on that damned upgrade so I just swapped
to a better m/b. If I snag me a 486 DX30 or whatever
it was I'll check it out. I still have the problem
m/b. I think it just wasn't optimised for the DX4 100
and that's it. But we'll see

cheers

Web Gecko · 02-23-2002, 10:04 AM

Those two gold fish of Toasters' seem to be right on it. Can it be that gold fish have now produced the PROOF POSITIVE that God is REAL ! People have always assumed that Mythology was written by people like Homer and others. Maybe it was all written by gold fish after deliberations in the bowl or pond.

The gold fish don't know it but they have discovered a great truth. God is Real because God is Mom and/or Dad (or Mom and/or Dad is God).

I mean who else changes the water ? Your sister ? Your girlfriend (kicking and
screaming maybe) ? Forget it ! Toasters' gold fish are pretty smart. They have come up with a NEW CONCEPT ! God is Real because and actually Mom and/or Dad is God ! ( or maybe it just means The Web Gecko is losing it !).

I wonder what two guppies would come up with ? How about two sea snails ?
What about ................ (use your imagination) ???????????????

cheers to Toaster and the crew

The Web Gecko (Mister Lizzard)

p.s. I'm still hanging in there by my suction cap toes
until the job is done
eating those bugs for brekfast, lunch and dinner !

chou

Toaster · 02-23-2002, 08:26 PM

Hello folks,
My sig has a hidden meaning of sorts, the gullability of mankind.
So...sure any "pet" sees its "owner" as a sort of God simply because they are reliant upon the owner.
So...to the goldfish whoms life rests upon the owner, that owner is God.
(hold the goldfish above a swirling toilet and say thats not so

Web Gecko · 02-23-2002, 11:46 PM

Soundz like a goldfishes' worst nightmare.
What else can a poor goldfish do but be compliant
to the one who weilds LIFE, DEATH and hence demands
absolute loyalty.

We are all beholden to a landlord or the government
and like these two orange guys (and/or gals)
know where our fish food sits in the water (Que ?).

cheers

The Web Gecko

SARGE · 02-24-2002, 01:43 PM

I use goldfish on trotlines; catfish love 'em.

techead · 02-24-2002, 07:06 PM

Hi to all, I feel that I must say this is a very nice site and usally
pleasant and patient with everybody. I myself don't visit this site
often enough but like reading the questions and replies that are left
for what I believe is everyone but to what I really need to get to
when I post an "I need help" or "how do I do" the first thing that
comes to mind is " IF THE COVER IS REMOVED THE WARRANTY IS VOID"
which mean that even though there maybe some professionals that
respond any action I take is on my own because this site is free and the
only person to hold responsible is the one taking the cover off not
the one who is giving advice anyway thanks again for the site

reeve · 03-02-2002, 01:28 PM

hi there,

i join this group as a willing to have more informatio about PC that grows so fast. i've replied most of the message all i know, and describe all the message descriptively, incase there something i don't know or miss.

cu

KR0316 · 03-02-2002, 02:03 PM

Thanks to HAL, Toaster, LawyerRon, and everyone else I have learned more that I can imagine about computers and every other subject there has been here. I don't post alot but I sure do alot of reading everyday.

Thanks a million guys.

Web Gecko · 03-02-2002, 04:53 PM

KR0316

Ditto on what you said. I have learned heaps here too. I wish I had more time for reading though.

I love your tag lines ! Brilliant !

Here's a Big AMEN on that.

cheers

The Web Gecko

ressler76 · 03-11-2002, 12:43 PM

as a member of this site I am very happy to say I could have not come as far as I have in learning, reading and responding to things that I have aready had happen to me to be able to help someone else out for a change and reading about everyday problems that other people come across so when it happens to me I'll know what to do.

fatboyjim · 03-11-2002, 12:45 PM

Will the posting on this thread never end?

Obviously not if I keep posting useless things like this, oh

KRO316 - Great sig

Werewolfdaddy · 03-12-2002, 06:19 PM

To quote a very wise member of this board, "my advice is based on hearsay and conjecture."
viva la thread.

corosus · 03-14-2002, 07:12 AM

i just wanted to take this opportunity to say than you to the people who took the initiative an maintain this site, and it's members.
i have learned heaps here, bot in asking questions as in reading and trying to solve other's people's problems. (not that i solved mutch problems)
thank you all

Evil-Lab-Monkey · 03-16-2002, 10:16 PM

I've had nothing but success with all the people I've encountered at this website and I'm sure it has already saved my time and money.

Anyway I have a question, if I have a question and I post it but nobody answers it, is it okay to bump it up before it falls down into the depths of the message board?

DrZaius · 03-17-2002, 02:06 AM

Quote:

Anyway I have a question, if I have a question and I post it but nobody answers it, is it okay to bump it up before it falls down into the depths of the message board?

I would say yes. Although I personally try to read every thread (if not to help, at least to learn more) but sometimes a topic can be missed when there are a lot. A bump after a 1/2 day would fine, just not every hour or something. Mod's call though.

fatboyjim · 03-17-2002, 03:18 AM

You shouldn't need to worry that much about bumping. Every couple of days I run through all of the pages in the PC Hardware forum and try and reply to everything with ZERO posts. Just makes me cry seeing people sit there all lonely

WJWheels · 03-17-2002, 04:07 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Evil-Lab-Monkey
if I have a question and I post it but nobody answers it, is it okay to bump it up before it falls down into the depths of the message board?

You might take a good look at what you've posted. Often a post will not get replies because it's not clear exactly what is wanted. Rather than just a 'bump', you might elaborate a little more on the particular problem.

Toaster · 03-17-2002, 09:41 AM

Howdy,
As wheels suggests, your question may be too vague or the post was simply missed or even gone unread by someone who could assist you with your question.
It seems that "party night" and "party night +1" are times when folks post least and you need to be patient.

Notes:
"Party night" =Friday
"Party night +1" =Saturday

WJWheels · 03-17-2002, 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Toaster
"Party night" =Friday
"Party night +1" =Saturday

$%^#@&# amateurs!

I partied 8 days last week.

sUsHIboI · 03-27-2002, 02:07 PM

hey erm... just outta curiosity, y wuz sd_girl banned? &... wut wuz dat "bad advice" thing all bout?... ^.^

***glc*** · 03-27-2002, 09:57 PM

Why don't you ask her yourself?

strangestribe · 03-28-2002, 08:01 PM

Well, i just found this site today, but reading the threads i could see some very good people here, i now a little something about hardware and software, but i promise to read the threads and help every time i can. Also promise to stay shut every time i dont know what to advise... The problem i sent to the forum today {still not replyed} its so much out of my league that i had to join this forum, i lost all my hopes of solving it, but i`ll keep posting...

lets keep up the good work guys

RayH · 03-30-2002, 09:23 AM

Those new to the board should understand that this board isn't necessarily populated by professional technicians, although there are professionals among us.

The seasoned members of the board should remember that there are people who have owned computers for years and don't have a clue about them. All of us operate machinery daily and haven't a clue as to how they work!

What is nice is if the poster of the original question would post back as to how the problem got fixed.

=justice · 03-30-2002, 09:37 AM

Ok, All, from the viewpoint of a newbie to the site, two things. The fact that I can get info RIGHT NOW is invaluable, and the level of information is top-notch. Second, it's primarily a techno-site, not a chat-room, although the "screwdrivers" went fork-in-the-road a bit! I appreciate the advice, the banter, and the fact that mods (as Hal just did a bit ago) keep the threads pretty much in line, and pointed toward legal tips and tricks. I am very happy to have found the site. I especially enjoy exchanges with fellow computer enthusiasts from outside the US. It could be thought of as one way to foster better relations around the world.

kraken · 04-05-2002, 11:04 AM

Good to see a thread withb the gavel in it. BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Hi ron<<> ++=havnt heARD your voice for a while.

888888888888888888888 TOOP mucH wurkin, gotta slo down, bitch wont let me neither will de boss. HMMMMMM two plus two equals.

4 thats it.

Toaster · 04-08-2002, 11:01 AM

Kraken,
It seems you are somewhat "disconnected" in thought.
Or, at least it appears so to me.
Might I suggest a bit more restraint with your "recreational" intoxication?

PS.
Your "nic" "Kraken". Is this the Kraken summoned by Posidon to terrorize sea fairing vessels?

fatboyjim · 04-08-2002, 12:59 PM

I agree, madness

But how did he change his Custom Text thing above the avatar considering he only has 800-odd posts?

Thanks.

***glc*** · 04-08-2002, 06:42 PM

That was a special award, Jim - it's very fitting, don't you think?

02-22-2002, 10:44 AM	#31
Toaster Member (13 bit) Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Now in Phoenix, AZ. Where next? Only 8 states left to see. Posts: 4,661	Howdy, Specifics are important. The more precise the question, the more precise the answer. Also, it would be handy for folks to reply if the problem was corrected. Some folks ask for help and leave folks wondering if the problem was resolved. Its a courtesy actually. No one is asking for credit (maybe) but some folks go through some effort and wonder if the problem/situation concluded successfully. __________________ 2 goldfish were discussing Mythology. The discussion ended when a goldfish replied: "There MUST be a God, who changes the water?"

02-23-2002, 07:06 AM	#33
Web Gecko Member (8 bit) Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Perth Western Australia Posts: 244	Thanx for a Great Site Hey to Toaster, Lawyer Ron and the rest of the PCMECH community I haven't been on the Internet that long (since 2000) but still I have seen a lot of tech and other sites since my first logon. I have to say that this is the best tech site I have seen since I've been around. Whoever put this site together did a great job and I have seen some crap sites. The bottom line are the people who maintain and frequent the site and you guys are a great bunch of dudes. I have in general found this site to be very useful and informative. Most of the questions I have put to the forums here have been answered and in general if you keep looking you find the information you need. People are often very busy and I'm prepared to wait for a response. I don't mind if a response is not 100 percent or if it's a bit off beam as even a hint can send me off on a search which generally yields me the info I need. Keep the ideas and info coming as this keeps me thinking and gets the needed results. Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the recipient as to what he or she does with any info provided in a response i.e. we need to double check stuff where we are unsure about anything (get a second opinion if necessary). I first came here last year with some things I wanted to clear up about V.90 56K modems and stuff (some great replies from reboot and others). I did a google search and hey presto I ended up at PCMECH. This is a quality site frequented by a knowledgable and friendly bunch of people. I see human communications as one of the greatest challenges in life. It is actually one of the hardest things to do effectively i.e. express yourself and actually be understood and not be misconstrued. People misunderstand one another all the time. I actually like it when someone disagrees with me as this makes me re-evaluate a situation and come at it from another angle. That's the value of differing opinions, personalities and interaction in general. We all get hot under the collar now and then but let's try not to wreck this great medium. So let's not get too petty and let the Good Times Roll on at PCMECH . chou for now The Web Gecko p.s. Toaster : I didn't even get time to run those tests to sort out that 486DX4 100 interleave problem. I had spent too much time already on that damned upgrade so I just swapped to a better m/b. If I snag me a 486 DX30 or whatever it was I'll check it out. I still have the problem m/b. I think it just wasn't optimised for the DX4 100 and that's it. But we'll see cheers

02-23-2002, 10:04 AM	#34
Web Gecko Member (8 bit) Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Perth Western Australia Posts: 244	Into the Gold Fish Bowl It Goes Those two gold fish of Toasters' seem to be right on it. Can it be that gold fish have now produced the PROOF POSITIVE that God is REAL ! People have always assumed that Mythology was written by people like Homer and others. Maybe it was all written by gold fish after deliberations in the bowl or pond. The gold fish don't know it but they have discovered a great truth. God is Real because God is Mom and/or Dad (or Mom and/or Dad is God). I mean who else changes the water ? Your sister ? Your girlfriend (kicking and screaming maybe) ? Forget it ! Toasters' gold fish are pretty smart. They have come up with a NEW CONCEPT ! God is Real because and actually Mom and/or Dad is God ! ( or maybe it just means The Web Gecko is losing it !). I wonder what two guppies would come up with ? How about two sea snails ? What about ................ (use your imagination) ??????????????? cheers to Toaster and the crew The Web Gecko (Mister Lizzard) p.s. I'm still hanging in there by my suction cap toes until the job is done eating those bugs for brekfast, lunch and dinner ! chou

02-23-2002, 11:46 PM	#36
Web Gecko Member (8 bit) Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Perth Western Australia Posts: 244	"The Swirling Toilet" aka Toaster Soundz like a goldfishes' worst nightmare. What else can a poor goldfish do but be compliant to the one who weilds LIFE, DEATH and hence demands absolute loyalty. We are all beholden to a landlord or the government and like these two orange guys (and/or gals) know where our fish food sits in the water (Que ?). cheers The Web Gecko

02-24-2002, 01:43 PM	#37
SARGE The Preacher Man Premium Member Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Dallas Posts: 5,161	I use goldfish on trotlines; catfish love 'em. __________________ "Don't be so open-minded that your brains fall out."

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02-22-2002, 02:49 PM	#32
ramayes Member (8 bit) Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 180	I find I have problems that many other have dealt with before. A reply with the solution or confirmation saves the trouble of opening a new thread with an old question. I also appreciate the help, advice and support I've received on this site. I recently finished my first build and it has not crashed once! I have Never had to reboot. I attribute that to great help in selecting and assembling parts, and I knew nothing when I started reading this forum. Some would say luck, but I think you can maximize your chances at getting good luck by doing your homework. Thanks to everyone! (Gush Gush)

02-23-2002, 08:26 PM	#35
Toaster Member (13 bit) Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Now in Phoenix, AZ. Where next? Only 8 states left to see. Posts: 4,661	Hello folks, My sig has a hidden meaning of sorts, the gullability of mankind. So...sure any "pet" sees its "owner" as a sort of God simply because they are reliant upon the owner. So...to the goldfish whoms life rests upon the owner, that owner is God. (hold the goldfish above a swirling toilet and say thats not so

02-24-2002, 07:06 PM	#38
techead Member (6 bit) Join Date: Apr 1999 Posts: 60	Hi to all, I feel that I must say this is a very nice site and usally pleasant and patient with everybody. I myself don't visit this site often enough but like reading the questions and replies that are left for what I believe is everyone but to what I really need to get to when I post an "I need help" or "how do I do" the first thing that comes to mind is " IF THE COVER IS REMOVED THE WARRANTY IS VOID" which mean that even though there maybe some professionals that respond any action I take is on my own because this site is free and the only person to hold responsible is the one taking the cover off not the one who is giving advice anyway thanks again for the site

03-02-2002, 01:28 PM	#39
reeve Member (7 bit) Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 102	hi there, i join this group as a willing to have more informatio about PC that grows so fast. i've replied most of the message all i know, and describe all the message descriptively, incase there something i don't know or miss. cu

03-02-2002, 02:03 PM	#40
KR0316 Member (9 bit) Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Billings, Montana Posts: 468	Thanks to HAL, Toaster, LawyerRon, and everyone else I have learned more that I can imagine about computers and every other subject there has been here. I don't post alot but I sure do alot of reading everyday. Thanks a million guys.

03-02-2002, 04:53 PM	#41
Web Gecko Member (8 bit) Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Perth Western Australia Posts: 244	Brilliant Tag Lines KR0316 Ditto on what you said. I have learned heaps here too. I wish I had more time for reading though. I love your tag lines ! Brilliant ! Here's a Big AMEN on that. cheers The Web Gecko

03-11-2002, 12:43 PM	#42
ressler76 Member (6 bit) Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: New Baltmore Mi Posts: 45	as a member of this site I am very happy to say I could have not come as far as I have in learning, reading and responding to things that I have aready had happen to me to be able to help someone else out for a change and reading about everyday problems that other people come across so when it happens to me I'll know what to do.

03-11-2002, 12:45 PM	#43
fatboyjim Member (12 bit) Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,469	Will the posting on this thread never end? Obviously not if I keep posting useless things like this, oh KRO316 - Great sig __________________ Jim

03-12-2002, 06:19 PM	#44
Werewolfdaddy 10th Level Vice President Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Knoxville, TN Posts: 1,135	To quote a very wise member of this board, "my advice is based on hearsay and conjecture." viva la thread. __________________ athlon 64 3000+ MSI K8T Neo-FIS2R MB, 1gig kingston hyperx cas2 pc3200 ddr, radeon 9800 pro, audigy 2 platinum, tdk 4xdvd+r, LG 52x cdrw, siig133ultra ata card, maxtor 133 ultra ata card, 160 gig WD HD converted into USB 2.0 drive, 80gig WD SE HD, 160 maxtor HD w/ 8 mb cache, 120 gig maxtor hd w/8 mb cache, 250gig wd w/8mb cache, 250gig Maxtor w/8mb cache, 8x samsung dvd-rw 2x KDS 19" monitors. 2nd Computer: 2.4 gig p4, Asus p3g8x motherobard, 512 samsung 2100 ddr, geforce 3 ti200, creative labs sound blaster 5.1live, 80gig IBM Hard drive. 52x CD-ROM,antec case, 15" generic monitor---thanks for alienwaredude. 3rd computer: AMD 2500+ XP FIC AN19C motherboard, 512 kbyte 2700ddr,geforce2ti200,4xdvd+-rw, antec case

03-14-2002, 07:12 AM	#45
corosus Member (10 bit) Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: brussels Posts: 788	i just wanted to take this opportunity to say than you to the people who took the initiative an maintain this site, and it's members. i have learned heaps here, bot in asking questions as in reading and trying to solve other's people's problems. (not that i solved mutch problems) thank you all

03-16-2002, 10:16 PM	#46
Evil-Lab-Monkey Member (9 bit) Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 296	Question I've had nothing but success with all the people I've encountered at this website and I'm sure it has already saved my time and money. Anyway I have a question, if I have a question and I post it but nobody answers it, is it okay to bump it up before it falls down into the depths of the message board?

03-17-2002, 03:18 AM	#48
fatboyjim Member (12 bit) Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,469	You shouldn't need to worry that much about bumping. Every couple of days I run through all of the pages in the PC Hardware forum and try and reply to everything with ZERO posts. Just makes me cry seeing people sit there all lonely

03-17-2002, 09:41 AM	#50
Toaster Member (13 bit) Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Now in Phoenix, AZ. Where next? Only 8 states left to see. Posts: 4,661	Howdy, As wheels suggests, your question may be too vague or the post was simply missed or even gone unread by someone who could assist you with your question. It seems that "party night" and "party night +1" are times when folks post least and you need to be patient. Notes: "Party night" =Friday "Party night +1" =Saturday

03-27-2002, 02:07 PM	#52
sUsHIboI Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 113	hey erm... just outta curiosity, y wuz sd_girl banned? &... wut wuz dat "bad advice" thing all bout?... ^.^

03-27-2002, 09:57 PM	#53
*glc* Forum Administrator Staff Premium Member Join Date: May 2000 Location: Joplin MO Posts: 41,159	Why don't you ask her yourself?

03-28-2002, 08:01 PM	#54
strangestribe Member (4 bit) Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 10	good forum Well, i just found this site today, but reading the threads i could see some very good people here, i now a little something about hardware and software, but i promise to read the threads and help every time i can. Also promise to stay shut every time i dont know what to advise... The problem i sent to the forum today {still not replyed} its so much out of my league that i had to join this forum, i lost all my hopes of solving it, but i`ll keep posting... lets keep up the good work guys

03-30-2002, 09:23 AM	#55
RayH Member (12 bit) Join Date: Nov 1999 Location: San Francisco Posts: 2,448	Those new to the board should understand that this board isn't necessarily populated by professional technicians, although there are professionals among us. The seasoned members of the board should remember that there are people who have owned computers for years and don't have a clue about them. All of us operate machinery daily and haven't a clue as to how they work! What is nice is if the poster of the original question would post back as to how the problem got fixed.

03-30-2002, 09:37 AM	#56
=justice Member (7 bit) Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Cape Girardeau, Missouri, USA Posts: 67	Ok, All, from the viewpoint of a newbie to the site, two things. The fact that I can get info RIGHT NOW is invaluable, and the level of information is top-notch. Second, it's primarily a techno-site, not a chat-room, although the "screwdrivers" went fork-in-the-road a bit! I appreciate the advice, the banter, and the fact that mods (as Hal just did a bit ago) keep the threads pretty much in line, and pointed toward legal tips and tricks. I am very happy to have found the site. I especially enjoy exchanges with fellow computer enthusiasts from outside the US. It could be thought of as one way to foster better relations around the world.

04-05-2002, 11:04 AM	#57
kraken Philosophical Computing Nutcase Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Australia Posts: 870	Good to see a thread withb the gavel in it. BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Hi ron<<> ++=havnt heARD your voice for a while. 888888888888888888888 TOOP mucH wurkin, gotta slo down, bitch wont let me neither will de boss. HMMMMMM two plus two equals. 4 thats it.

04-08-2002, 11:01 AM	#58
Toaster Member (13 bit) Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Now in Phoenix, AZ. Where next? Only 8 states left to see. Posts: 4,661	Kraken, It seems you are somewhat "disconnected" in thought. Or, at least it appears so to me. Might I suggest a bit more restraint with your "recreational" intoxication? PS. Your "nic" "Kraken". Is this the Kraken summoned by Posidon to terrorize sea fairing vessels?

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04-08-2002, 12:59 PM	#59
fatboyjim Member (12 bit) Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,469	I agree, madness But how did he change his Custom Text thing above the avatar considering he only has 800-odd posts? Thanks.

04-08-2002, 06:42 PM	#60
*glc* Forum Administrator Staff Premium Member Join Date: May 2000 Location: Joplin MO Posts: 41,159	That was a special award, Jim - it's very fitting, don't you think?

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