Stupid Guest Tricks

Wwll, normally I look better, that picture was taken before I went to the gym!!

HEHEHE

susislicker wrote:

It appears she is IEEE 802.11n equipped.

susislicker wrote:
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Plenty of buffer means no lost data. Color of swimsuit and hair indicate she may be Dense Wave Division Multiplexer capable.

hobie16 wrote:It appears she is IEEE 802.11n equipped.


Plenty of buffer means no lost data. Color of swimsuit and hair indicate she may be Dense Wave Division Multiplexer capable.

True and the blonds head tilt and squint might mean she needs an enhanced monitor and keyboard package and set up.

hobie16 wrote:It appears she is IEEE 802.11n equipped.


Plenty of buffer means no lost data. Color of swimsuit and hair indicate she may be Dense Wave Division Multiplexer capable.

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:True and the blonds head tilt and squint might mean she needs an enhanced monitor and keyboard package and set up.

HOPELESS! You are BOTH HOPELESS! Oh well, I tried to give you a Christmas present! ;)
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susislicker wrote:HOPELESS! You are BOTH HOPELESS! Oh well, I tried to give you a Christmas present! ;)
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Noooo It was good, even though it was more toward our.... Umm...prurient interests!

WE ALL like the SGT board just for the COMPANY..Right guys?? (pssst, Guys agree or the women will do the "you are all pigs' thing, even if it is true!!!)

susislicker wrote:HOPELESS! You are BOTH HOPELESS! Oh well, I tried to give you a Christmas present! ;)

You have to understand the engineer's view of life. The following story may give you some insight.

An engineer was waiting in front of his house for a friend to come by. The friend pulled up on a brand new Harley.

"Where did you get the bike?" the first engineer asked.

"It was the strangest thing." the second engineer replied. "I was walking down the street when this beautiful blond pulled up on the bike, took off all her clothes and tells me I can have anything I want."

"Good decision." replied the first engineer. "The clothes probably wouldn't have fit."

hobie16 wrote:There's somebody in a lab somewhere that's trying to figure it out. IEEE can't spec something that doesn't exist. Storage Area Networks are for local data transfer. If you want to extend SAN, NAS, LAN or iSCSI over a WAN then 40 Gb and 100 Gb become an item of interest.

Or if you are a NSP that sells products like 10G ethernet and customers that sell things like 100M to their end users...

Thank you, Susi. Very nice, but my wife is cuter on both counts.

Still, it's the thought that counts.

Big Wallaby wrote:Thank you, Susi. Very nice, but my wife is cuter on both counts.

Still, it's the thought that counts.

I'll second that.

What Liz see's in you, I'll never understand. :D:

(Only kidding)

Big Wallaby wrote:Thank you, Susi. Very nice, but my wife is cuter on both counts.

Still, it's the thought that counts.

Hmmmmmm...Let's See......
BW at computer. Liz comes in and sees pictures of Blonde and Brunette in their undies.
Liz-"What the HELL are you looking at???????????!!!!!!!!"
BW-"It's the SGT Board, honest!"
Liz- "Yeah, right!"
BW - "No Honey, Look, I just told them how you are WAY cuter than ...."
Liz- *Slams Door* "I'm going shopping! Get your own dinner!"
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