yay! Its over 9,000!!! well, 9,002 to be exact...

[SteamWake]

Yay and thanks for your contribution to the community.

[Task Force]

Originally Posted by SteamWake

Yay and thanks for your contribution to the community.

heh, I try...

I think ive made some posts that make sence on a intellegent life level.

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by Task Force

I think ive made some posts that make sence on a intellegent life level.

Well, at least this one came close.




Edit: oh hey will you look at that...

*scurries off with evil glint in eye*

[Task Force]

Originally Posted by frau kaleun

Well, at least this one came close.




Edit: oh hey will you look at that...

*scurries off with evil glint in eye*

Dispite your false assumption about the post I made two posts ago. That post is nothing more than a atom in space to the load of balogna my router has shed apon these forums.

(did I use enough big words?)

[Gerald]

It is totally OK, as long as it does not include the Parrot

[Zachstar]

Wut you sayz?

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Zachstar

Wut you sayz?

is the right person to expand this response, I gave the above

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by Task Force

Dispite your false assumption about the post I made two posts ago. That post is nothing more than a atom in space to the load of balogna my router has shed apon these forums.

(did I use enough big words?)

If your router is shedding too much you should probably try brushing it more often. A monthly bath with a gentle, tech-approved shampoo might also help. If not, consult your local IT professional. And don't forget to have it spayed or neutered! Also, they are not an appropriate gift unless you are sure the recipient wants one and is prepared to take proper care of it. Experts estimate that thousands of abandoned routers are destroyed every year for lack of enough suitable, loving homes in which to place them.