Stupid Guest Tricks

Like I said, there are so many computer techies here, I feel so...so...unknowledgeable, :p: (Iwas gonna say stupid, but that did not make me smile). I guess I need to go over to our local community college a block down the street and take some classes to get MORE up to speed.
Hell, I just learned how to post a picture on a thread and in an email. That was like conquering the world for me. :D:

I graduated University back in 1981. Computers? We didn"t need no stinkin' computers. We had *typewriters* and *pens* and something they call *paper*, it is made out of wood pulp and we read something they call *books*, real paper that you could hold in your hand! :hysteria:
:D: I'm just giving you the business... and probably would have to give you my business, if my computer farts on me!
susi*I promise you, I don't know nuthin' bout compuuters, cept' how to turn it on and type my message, cause that is just like a typewriter without paper *slicker :p:

Kwahati wrote:...the upshot is, he'll "nudge" me and make me stumble if not actually fall over!

Is his nickname Baby Huey? It is now! :D:

susislicker wrote: I graduated University back in 1981.

To further frighten you, you are not much older than I am.. :twisted:

JugglingFreak wrote:To further frighten you, you are not much older than I am.. :twisted:

You guys are starting to make me feel OLD!!!

susislicker wrote:I graduated University back in 1981.

JugglingFreak wrote:To further frighten you, you are not much older than I am.. :twisted:

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:You guys are starting to make me feel OLD!!!

I'll make you all feel even older! I wasn't even a thought in 1981. I'm a youngin', only 25 years old.

Shorty82 wrote:I'll make you all feel even older! I wasn't even a thought in 1981. I'm a youngin', only 25 years old.

Yeah, I was helping the government to destroy a culture and country ten years before you were born! Hmmmm.

And I was protesting the culture destroying....and listening to the Grateful Dead while flashing the Peace sign!

susislicker wrote:And I was protesting the culture destroying....and listening to the Grateful Dead while flashing the Peace sign!

Yeah, we listened to the same music, but got a different message...

Those were sad times for the country, young people on opposite ends of the spectrum. I think now when war happens, we tend to support the troops more, but not the war. I supported the troops then even in my hippiness because I had friends there and wanted them home, I never supported our government's reason for going to Southeast Asia.
I alway think of Buffalo Springfield music or Barry Mcguire's Eve of Destruction when I remember those times.
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susislicker wrote:I think now when war happens, we tend to support the troops more, but not the war. I supported the troops then even in my hippiness because I had friends there and wanted them home, I never supported our government's reason for going to Southeast Asia.

I have a friend who was in the Marines during the Viet Nam era. He had just gotten out of boot camp and was heading home on leave. He was walking through the San Francisco airport and was suddenly surrounded by protesters who started calling him a baby killer and war criminal.

The one thing he learned in boot camp was can't lose. He started chanting that in his mind and got ready to fight but realized he was in for an ass kickin' when he felt a large hand on his shoulder pull him back and a deep, rumbling voice say, "You don't want him. You want me!"

He looked up to see a 6' 12" recon Marine with four or five rows of ribbons on his chest and fire in is eyes. The protesters went poof.