Bit of a Problem
Computer is now in the shop. Windows won't start up. See what happens.
I am now using a library computer.
I am now using a library computer.
posted by shoprat at 3:33 PM
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
About Me
- Name: shoprat
- Location: Michigan, United States
From High School I went into the Navy where I served a little over two years and got discharged for medical reasons. I studied and trained for the Ministry but am temperamentally unsuited for that job so I entered retail and food management for several years. I really wanted to write fiction so I decided to get a factory job while I did it. I found that I am actually happy producing things in a factory and I have written a couple of novels, which I hope never see the light of day :-D.
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And at 25 yrs of age
- Make a South Park Char
- Capricorn One Was Fiction
- Uncle Bob 1935 - 2009
- Karen Carpenter's Niece
- Economic Good News(?)
- Memories - - Stupid Fads
- Reality Idea
- Helen Thomas Shows Some Integrity
- You Can't Make This Up
- Groan
- Family Emergency
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And in the Navy
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7 Comments:
Let's hear it for the library!
Bummer.
Computer problems are hell, as far as I'm concerned.
Sounds like you have been targeted, maybe by the DHS! for having the No Hope Obama picture and the Day by Day cartoon, forget the Fairness Doctrine, they'll just mess with our computers hoping to silence us! Good for you for not letting them stop you!
You weren't running Vista were you? I'm bitterly clinging to XP, along with my guns and religion.
I'm with Joe! Any way we can get our Shoprat works for ME!
I hope YOU're working more comfortably soon. xx
I have an off-spring -born after 1980 and thus -born with a "chip"!(my take HA-HA)--
Computer 'stuff' comes easy to those born after 1980 so I do not have to go to a shop...lucky me!!
Hope you are rolling smoothly soon...
C-CS
It was cross between a virus, accumulated error overload, and insufficient RAM. I'm back. I guess we should have our computers checked over by honest professionals every now and then to catch what protective software doesn't.
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