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Wallaby Dan
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Pass!!! I don't need my back jerked out anymore than it is....
foothead
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That's a good one but no I don't prefer to sleep under my bed.
I do. I am not a mechanic though. Perhaps I should become one.
I've slept on something similar before. When I was younger, I was allowed to spend the night on the USS Kidd several times. It was anything but comfortable, but, then again, I was a child being allowed to sleep on a WWII-era destroyer. It could have been a bed of nails, and I would have still found the experience completely awesome.
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LOL. Awesome it is. I often got tired of living and working on the carrier, but I could never deny the sheer amount of awesome being there was.
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I often doze off in the afternoon in my hammock under the trees in the garden.
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Creep downhill? (gotta be really fast!)
Now that's a creepy idea!
Now that's a creepy idea!
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Why do iPhones not log data usage when tethered? This seems like a fantastic way to create accidental overage charges.
Complaints aside, I have acquired a secondhand iPhone 4 from my father. It will now be seeing use as a modem.
I don't understand how we, as a society, have so quickly reached a point where a device this capable is so utterly worthless, it can be purchased for $20. It's baffling. Just a few years ago, despite the utilization of Chinese sweatshops for manufacturing, this was a $700 phone. Why, due to the simple fact that a slightly superior device exists, is it suddenly perceived as completely inadequate? In 2011, it met everyone's needs without significant issue. Have those needs really changed so much in the course of six years?
Complaints aside, I have acquired a secondhand iPhone 4 from my father. It will now be seeing use as a modem.
I don't understand how we, as a society, have so quickly reached a point where a device this capable is so utterly worthless, it can be purchased for $20. It's baffling. Just a few years ago, despite the utilization of Chinese sweatshops for manufacturing, this was a $700 phone. Why, due to the simple fact that a slightly superior device exists, is it suddenly perceived as completely inadequate? In 2011, it met everyone's needs without significant issue. Have those needs really changed so much in the course of six years?
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