Babble-on: The Official Chat Thread

nosotros estamos hablando en Espanol.

Not a whole lot in the North Country...what about you, Chandrew? Haha, that rhymed.

Just watching Amazing Race with my family. Gonna sleep in tomorrow too! Pretty pumped about that.

Rejected.
Ouch, so, that's what it feels like...-again-. Lovely.

Looks like an all nighter for me. Why is there no caffeine in this house???

Because the grocery-buyers of your house hate it when you pull all nighters.

what does the arabic in your siggy say riley?

I have to ask, is my signature showing up? I don't know if I just can't see it or if I'm doing something wrong...

Profile>Preferences>Always attach my signature

Then it should show up.

Thank ye kindly, Nik.

Thee be welcome, Ty.

I need to get my mom a present tonight. And she already has enough chocolate....

living sacrifice wrote:

what does the arabic in your siggy say riley?

Same thing as the spanish.

*walks into room*

*looks around*

Hmm...looks deserted...

*jumps out of corner* JAM!!!!

Well I've royally screwed up my computer now...

-Now- what'd you do?

P.S. Is it just that I'm on a different computer, or do the emoticons not scroll a zillion miles to the right for everyone now?

Eh... the Virtual Machine I do most of my homework on is now FUBAR.

And it still scrolls.

There's something embedded in my left eye. It's too small to see. And it hurts.

But I can't go to the doctor's. Wooo...

Sara: It's still there, but I think there are fewer Emoticons. Not sure, though.

When I got on here with Internet Explorer there were ads and pop-ups. This is why I love Chrome... I haven't seen an ad or pop-up in weeks.

Chrome, FTW! Google is taking over the world! I was just explaining to my mom how Google is taking over the world...and educating her on teh internets, its been about 5 years since she's been online and she still thinks old fashioned a lot of the time.

Oh, hey, I'm back at home and the emoticons scroll stupidly again. On my school computer they didnt scroll at all.

Your mom not being online can be a blessing, Sara. Parents on Facebook can be a mixed bag.

My dad has a Facebook (he doesn't really know how to use it, but he has one) but we aren't friends. The thing about most "older" people who haven't been using computers very long is that I find they have a hard time figuring things out because they wont -do- anything. Like, if I don't know how a program works, I sit and monkey with it or perhaps watch a tutorial if that isn't working. While if my dad doesn't know, he'll instantly ask me to explain every little piece of it to him. Old people need to take more risks.

Depends on the parent for sure. My dad is on facebook but hardly ever uses it and never really checks out my page or anything like that and my mom is on all the time but is so busy with the people who aren't within physical reach that she never affects me much either.

I'm still laughing about your dad wanting Outlook on the Mac, LS. Dear Steve Jobs...*chuckles*