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changed username to Pamela Pamela: Hi Daddy rich-c: hi Pamela Pamela: I'm cleaning rich-c: quick question before the others arrive Pamela: shoot rich-c: we have at lest three botles of quality liquor, unopened Pamela: what kind of liquor? rich-c: anyone you know - in Russel's family, among your friends (like Emily) who might like them rich-c: gin, scotch and rye (Canadian) Pamela: dunno, I could find out I guess rich-c: hate to toss a hundred bucks worth down the drain Pamela: well, don't toss them Pamela: I'm sure we can find a use for them rich-c: well, your mother is going to dump them if she can't get an option quick Pamela: even if it's only to add them to our collection rich-c: OK, I will tell her so Pamela: 'kay rich-c: the gin is Gilbey's, which is nice; teh scotch is Johnnie Walker Red Label, and teh rye is Canadian Club Pamela: hmm, need a bigger garbage can Pamela: Russell says yes, we can find a use for them rich-c: anyhow, did you manage to get to and from work OK in the snowstorm? Pamela: oh, no problem - I went up Weston and across Sheppard, and because of more traffic, all the snow was mushed down to slush.
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changed username to BobS Pamela: came home that way too, and the streets were almost dry BobS: HI KIDS Pamela: Hi, bob BobS: how's Toronto ?????? rich-c: hello Roberto, how's life in Michigan? Pamela: cold but nice, thanks Pamela: lotsa sun today rich-c: we were just discussing our Monday snowfall BobS: not too bad, feeling better........warm and mostly dry here BobS: still some pesky left over winter flurries, but SPRING is on the way !!!!!! rich-c: warm? you're lucky, out high today was 23F rich-c: and they are talking about 5F here tonight BobS: well still winter, but.........hinting spring BobS: oh, no way aonly about 20F here tonight Pamela: supposed to be warmer later in the week rich-c: the days are getting longer and the sun is getting stronger Pamela: Yay! BobS: come on spring !!!!! rich-c: but we are on teh average temperature upslope from the depth of winter BobS: right on!!!!! BobS: can almost feel it now....warmth, sitting on the deckfor meals and night sunsets rich-c: don't your meds make you oversencitive to cold? mine do BobS: only about 2 1/2 - 3 months to go BobS: no don't seem to
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changed username to Harvie BobS: hope so BobS: HI Harvie rich-c: hi Hervie, wondering when you'd be in Pamela: hi, Harvie Harvie: Hello folks rich-c: just discussing the wning of winter and how much longer it might take Harvie: One month rich-c: I suspect we'll be into aple sugaring weather in about three weeks BobS: sounds ok here Pamela: anybody know of someone who could use some really old, dead cell phones? BobS: ya rich-c: dead how? batteries or circuitry? Pamela: actually, don't remember Pamela: it's been a while Pamela: batteries, I suspect rich-c: if you can find out you can offer them on frecycle Harvie: I just created a dead one today Pamela: or conversely, any suggestions of how to dispose of them? BobS: hmm....here in the state of MI, you can donate to abuse shelters....they check out and repair them adn give them to battered women, etc for security use rich-c: what did yours die of, Harvie? Harvie: Dropsy rich-c: yeah, that can get awfully terminal awfully quickly BobS: oops Harvie: Actually the phone works but the disply sometimes goes blank rich-c: that can make it hard to use Pamela: oops is right BobS: only hard to use when dialing rich-c: and if that's jittery I suspect the connection might turn out to be too Harvie: It's ok if you know the number you are calling rich-c: I suppose if it's a quality unit it can be repaired and be worth it BobS: ust use it for incoming calls Harvie Pamela: heck for the price of repair you can probably get a new one Harvie: El cheapo BobS: that is why they are el cheapo rich-c: well, if it's a throwaway I guess the answer is to toss it Harvie: Typical warranty is 18 months, my phones die 18 months and one day BobS: look for recyclers inthe area.......some send them out for repair and reuse rich-c: anyway Pam when you find out the score on yours, I can if appropriate put them on freeccycle for you BobS: that is where the phone co we deal with for minutes buys them and sells them to us (if needed)
moved to room Meeting Place Pamela: okay. I suspect no one will want them but I'll see rich-c: you'd be amazed at what people want Harvie: Hello <undefined> Pamela: You're right, I would be rich-c: I may be getting a laser disc player that way
changed username to Judy rich-c: hellol Judy Pamela: why would you want one? And where will you put it? BobS: one person's junk.......another Pamela: Hi, Judy BobS: s treasure Judy: Hi, All Pamela: feeling better this week? rich-c: I have a laser disc I want to try to play - if it works I'll record it to tape Judy: yes , just taking care of another sicky rich-c: them I will give the machine to Ernie Chorny who needs one rich-c: oh dear, who's under the weather now? Judy: Michael came here to stay while Sherri and Doug went to Florida and he has something BobS: bugs I think Judy: cough and full head rich-c: same bug that bit you and Bob? BobS: we need a vacation.............................. rich-c: you just had one rich-c: can't go again till you get your weight back to normal ; - ) Judy: not quite as bad, but oh I hope I don't get it again Pamela: I don't blame you Judy rich-c: you likely have temporary resistance to it now - though don't push your luck Judy: the weight thing isn't a problem after being sick Pamela: and Dad, don't fall into the trap of getting stuff from Freecycle as well as giving it away. That way lies madness (or divorce - from your head) rich-c: no, if you can't look food in the face for a week, it does show in the waistline Judy: very true rich-c: btw, we got rid of the drapery track in two hours Pamela: I'm not surprised : ) rich-c: disabled woman, in our neighbourhood as it turned out rich-c: we could have got rid of the snowblower thirty times over Pamela: I'm sure they're a very popular item right now rich-c: well, tyhey are very heavy, need a good depth of snow, and a long good quality cord to a proper outdoor outlet rich-c: a gas unit anyone can handle but electric is different Pamela: sorry guys, not very talkative - am exploring the heights and depths of my desk rich-c: thought you said you'd been cleaning - or that ongoing? BobS: cleaning ??????? at this time of night ??? Pamela: that's while I'm sitting here Pamela: Bob, don't discourage me, I may never get started again! Pamela: already I;ve found the top of my printer rich-c: you'd be amazed how much disposable material one has in reach if one really looks... BobS: oh ok rich-c: I assume your convalescence is over now, Bob BobS: yup, got back to work...and it sucks.....but back nevetheless Pamela: Bob, is this right? rslopsema@highstream.net / jslopsema@highstream.net rich-c: it does have propitious effects on the income Judy: that is right, Pam Pamela: also adamcomputer@ . . . etc? BobS: ya lady BobS: NO JUNK MAIL thought rich-c: we don't dispense it, we just collect it ;=( Pamela: no dear, never - just came across my note and wanted to verify before I put it into my address book and toss the note BobS: ok BobS: unk mail has a life of its own rich-c: fortunately, none of my three webmail accounts have attracted much junk mail rich-c: my home account is a different story - I may trade in Mailwasher on a better filter
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changed username to Daniel B Pamela: thank you, you two BobS: opwned a hotmail account and that is atractinga lot of junk Pamela: greetings Daniel Harvie: Hello Daniel BobS: my netzero account for adamcomputer, I have abandoned Judy: hi, Daniel BobS: HI Daniel rich-c: bonjour, Daniel - ca va? Daniel B: hello Pam, Harvie, Bob, Judy and Rich Pamela: okay Dad, get your notebook ready - here's the error message I keep getting in virtual memory manager. You ready? Daniel B: oui, ca va! rich-c: I had a hotmail account that drew junk by the ton, can't imagine how they found it rich-c: OK, write it out and I can use the copy facility Pamela: fatal exception OE @ 0028:C0005338 in VXD VMM (01) + 0004338 Pamela: got it? BobS: ouch........dat HURTS rich-c: ythat's all? no More? Daniel B: I think I know what is the problem Pamela: that's all I have written down, but yes I think that's all Harvie: Could be bad stick of ram but MS is famous for poor memory management rich-c: if you know what error 15 is in the virtual device using virtual memory, you might BobS: computer BUSTED Daniel B: When installing Windows, not all the vxd files are installed Pamela: I know it hurts Bob, that's what I got after I stupidly downloaded updates from MS BobS: ah ha!!!!!! bill strikes again !!!!!! Daniel B: you may need to install, or re-install a vxd file rich-c: I think this was installed, Daniel, but knocked out wjile installing an upgrade patch Pamela: mad does not begin to cover it after I first got it. Took three days for the !@#$%^ computer to recover Pamela: Anyway, Dad has very generously offered to research it for me Pamela: in the end, it may be cheaper to replace the computer rich-c: yes, with that info I should be able to get an answer from Techsupportguy.com within 48 hours Harvie: No just reinstall Windows rich-c: as in, if you'e going to lose all the information anyway? Harvie: Or install a real OS Pamela: the problem is, what's here works, but we can't install anything new rich-c: well yes, but Apple's too pricey and *ix is too geeky Daniel B: On my computer, I had to install missing vxd files to make it more stable. I saw that the generic vxd file "vmm32.vxd" was used in my system, rather than the appropriate vxd file. Harvie: Back up data files, fdisk, install windows, reinstall apps rich-c: which OS are you running, Daniel? Daniel B: Windows 98, why? Pamela: Hey, I just found my recovery disk! Harvie: Nothing geeky about Mandrake Linux rich-c: just so we know we are on common ground - I have SE, so I think does Pam Pamela: no, mine is not SE Dad rich-c: you mean your cleaning binge may have paid off? Daniel B: Maybe this link may help you with your "error message" Daniel B: http://www.techadvice.com/w98/E/errors_control-panel.htm Pamela: it always pays off somehow : ) Pamela: that's why I say, don't discourage me Pamela: did you capture that Dad? rich-c: I am not sure how the recovery discs work - I've always had originals rich-c: think so - let me check Daniel B: Well, the link doesn't help ... it's not the same error rich-c: got that, Pam, but my copy of the error text didnt take - do it again? Daniel B: but the part "... vxd vmm ..." tells you that the problem occurs when using vmm32.vxd file. and this file is a generic vxd file and you must install the missing vxd to avoid using the vmm file Pamela: fatal exception OE @ 0028:C0005338 in VXD VMM (01) + 0004338 rich-c: are we into something here where if the virtual memory manager isnt shuffling stuff off elsewhere, the code pages get too crowded? Harvie: There could be conflicting entries in the registry Daniel B: In your control panel > system... look all the peripherical details to see which files they use, and if you see vmm32.vxd (12345.vxd) you know that 12345.vxd file is the file you need to install
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changed username to james Daniel B: hello james james: hello. i'm sort of here Harvie: Hello James james: how is everyone? Pamela: Hi James, just like the rest of us rich-c: good morning james Pamela: James, FYI before I forget, the cash TTC fare for adults is going up March 6th by $0.10 BobS: i rich-c: still on the right side of the grass - for us old folks, that's enough ; - ) BobS: ames BobS: Hi James Pamela: so you'll have to recalculate what you'll need for your subway ride at the end of the month Harvie: James, did you get your logistics problem solved? rich-c: still think he should take the GO bus from Yorkdale (mumph) Pamela: mumph to you too, Dad - don't be a curmudgeon BobS: YEA rich-c: are you kidding? it's my profession these days ; - ) Pamela: ah, that explains it! rich-c: you mean you didn't know? james: heh heh Pamela: I should have guessed : ) james: no offence rich, but pam's instructions are clear and easy to follow and i'm not about to mess with something that isn't broken james: i'll keep some dimes on hand Pamela: just add $0.50 to your total : ) rich-c: when I was on CC my profile description read "Curmudgeon - Cluster class" ;=) james: heh heh. or i could do that rich-c: I suspect her ideas are the most time consuming, and idiot-proof Pamela: why would you say that, Dad? james: for the sake of 15 minutes, even if it does take longer, i don't care BobS: Pam is a planner rich-c: I think the GO bus is fastest as it doesn't stop on teh way (well, not much anyway) james: make a few transatlantic hauls and 15 minutes extra on a local bus system is nothing Pamela: and how do you propose to get him to the GO bus anyway?? He still has to get on the TTC to get there and if he's already in the system, he may as well stay there. rich-c: subway, transer at Bloor. ride to end of line and get sirport bue there is faster too james: i'm sure the girls can chat the whole way back. i have no worreis about that rich-c: that's the TTC airoirt line, not GO Pamela: why transfer to another line and make things more complicated? Besides, the airport bus doesnt stop in front of his hotel and the Malton bus does. Pamela: I thought of all these things DAd rich-c: oh, there are times when slow and steaady does it best - it's just that he suggested he would be very tierd Pamela: then if he's very tired the last thing he needs are complications. Pamela: (and in the background is heard: Fight, fight, fight!) rich-c: well, you know, whatever works BobS: James is gonna get scared out Harvie: Speaking of work, I have much to do so goodnight all Pamela: I'm laughing out loud here Pamela: you'll never guess what I just found rich-c: no, he talks Canadian and can ask for directions Pamela: Goodnight Harvie james: nah, i'm stubborn. i have a way that works, i understand it and don't care if it's the most "efficient" way rich-c: night, Harvie Judy: night Harvie
Harvie left chat session Daniel B: bye harvie... oops, too late rich-c: what did you just find, daughter? BobS: nite harvie Pamela: "ADAM word processing" Typing with ADAM - Using Easy to Learn Smartwriter Word Processing Pamela: original booklet BobS: a FIND rich-c: good, all you need now is an Adam - when would you like to come by and get one? Pamela: and just WHERE would I put it??? I'm tossing stuff, remember??? rich-c: propblems, problems BobS: you got to be more compact and organized, then you would have room for the aDAM rich-c: Daniel, do you know - the Windows (upgrade) installation discs james: i've noticed some garbage creeping up on me here. i'll probably throw a bunch of stuff out in the spring rich-c: is the only way you can use them on a blank hard drive or can they be used to repair Pamela: Dad, do you want this booklet back? rich-c: windows? rich-c: I have several dozen, Pam, but can take another rather than have it toosed. Pamela: alright, will put it aside rich-c: is there any such thing as an upgrade edition of Windows XP Home (from Windows 98)? rich-c: Bob, either you or Daniel might know that BobS: no, you have to go fresh to go beyond win2000 I think BobS: surely XP is a stand alone Pamela: what do you know, there's a desk under here! Daniel B: the only upgrade I know is Windows 98 -> Windows Me james: 98->me.. not exactly sure i'd consider that an "upgrade" :P rich-c: well since it apparently has no underlying MSDOS I'd expect that, but one never knows rich-c: from what I hear many feel you way, james rich-c: I gather many 98SE programs will run under XP Home but others won't - any easy way to tell the difference? Daniel B: @rich : no rich-c: OK, I am sniffing around a new laptop but they tend to come with XP pre-loaded Daniel B: a friend of mine, told me that after upgrading to windows 2000, the system tell him which installed program will not run on his system. I'm not sure it's true. Pamela: any particular brand Dad? rich-c: no, but Acer has a couple of promising looking ones at Radio Shack Pamela: Acer is making laptops now? Hmm. rich-c: can anyone imagine "Radio Shack" and "competitive" being used in the same sentence? Pamela: shocking, just shocking BobS: kinda hard, yes rich-c: but Acer and RS seem to have teamed up and are doing comparison ads on hot bargians BobS: I think they are trying to stay alive any which way rich-c: there was some sort of kerfuffle at Radio Shack Canada a while back p this may be fallout rich-c: why? Wal-Mart aren't much into their basic product line yet - Winn-Dixie they ain't BobS: Walmart'shere have desktop units, not usre about laptops rich-c: Best Buy also had a VERY attractive Medion, but they left out details of the spec and I've never heard of Medion BobS: me neither rich-c: Sorry, right - Linspire mentioned that WalMart were selling their Linux xomputers rich-c: if BestBuy offer it again, maybe I will follow it up further rich-c: brb Pamela: brr, I just got chilly Pamela: nothing on the desk holding in the heat : ) BobS: bummer Pam Pamela: heck, I'll take a little heat loss if this is the result Pamela: this desk is six feet long by three feet deep, and until tonite there wasn't a square foot of spare space on it Pamela: I'm gonna clean up this mess if it kills me
(BobS gives Pamela some poutine.)
(BobS gives Pamela a yummy bar of chocolate.) Pamela: thanks Bob, that'll warm me up rich-c: put the computer on it, that's a real heat source BobS: oops....amd I atill here? BobS: yup Pamela: ah, that's part of what's taking up the space rich-c: well for that purpose, computers don't count - they'e SUPPOSED to take up space Daniel B: I have to go now. good night everyone rich-c: bonsoir, Daniel - a la prochaine Pamela: still want to put the CPU on the floor under the desk Daniel B: good luck with your computer problem BobS: nite Daniel Pamela: good night Daniel, thanks for the VMM advice Judy: I am going to call it a night, so night all , talk at you next week rich-c: merci, Daniel
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changed username to Guy B: rich-c: y3es, we're missing Guy and Ron who are very regular : Guy B:: Greetings!!!! rich-c: well, speak of the devil - hi Guy rich-c: you're so late we were wondering where you might be Pamela: Hi Guy! BobS: Hi Guy !!!!!!! Pamela: brb : Guy B:: Computer trouble. When I got on the DSL, I usually get Yahoo IM upm butg then it didn't appear. So, I had to reboot. BobS: you and Pam got 'puter problems rich-c: problem with the router/modem? BobS: some days it would feel good to give windows and the gates crowd a BOOT rich-c: well, Pamela's I suspect may be fairly simply solvable : Guy B:: By the way. I now have a version of Quickbasic 4.5. So, I should be able to put this utility menu as an EXE program without the need for Qbasic. BobS: Pam's ust need a reinstall rich-c: re-install is far too drastic, Bob - cure is worse than the disease rich-c: I'll also bet she doesn't even have the software to do a backup BobS: put the important stuff on disk and let65 the rest dissapear rich-c: maybe she'd rather not sacrifice all her bookmarks and email and various files BobS: but sometimes it has to happen rich-c: also she may not have original copies to reinstall her key software BobS: called 'urban renewal' rich-c: yes, I had to replace my hard disc about three months after I got the computer - it failed rich-c: but I had already done teh backup so it was just screw in the nw one and transfer everything BobS: and THAT shows the value of keeping stuff backed up OR on disks rich-c: shows especially the value of a CD burner and the right software - easy in, easy out - and an image at that : Guy B:: Well, you never guessed what happen to me this past weekend. I got a flat tire, didn't realize it and destroyed the tire. I have a new one installed now, but I had to pay for it. Pamela: I doubt there's much on the system that needs to be saved, but I don't want to lose my Lotus software and I don't think I have the disks for that rich-c: doesnt take long to destroy a tire when you run flat - and it is very hard to judge these days rich-c: that's why you'd need a drive image, Pam - except it would restore with the error still in it Pamela: yeah : Guy B:: Well, I was on my way to work on Saturday when it happened. Didn't go in, since I was riding on a temporary spare. rich-c: so, first try and solve your problem non-destructively, if you can Pamela: we'll see rich-c: oh, the temporary spare is good for at least 50 miles if you drive slowly, I hear rich-c: I'll get after the answers for you a.s.a.p : Guy B:: This one is good for 5000 and no higher than 65 MPH. I only had it on through yesterday. So, the car has a new tire and a new wheel cover. The old one cracked. Pamela: thanks Dad BobS: the spare is for 5000 mi ???? Pamela: I gave up my temp spare and got a full sized spare instead rich-c: smart move, Pam BobS: hopw I never need the spare : Guy B:: That's what the manuel said. Pamela: twas interesting - when I did finally have a flat, the spare was flat too Pamela: never trusted those minis rich-c: old guys with heart trouble shouldn't jack up cars anyway rich-c: that's why God made the AAA ; - ) Pamela: no Dad, that's what CAA is for : ) : Guy B:: Anyway when I get 30,000 miles on it. I probably get new tires. BobS: or about 3 years on the tires and then the belts let loose rich-c: from what I've seen, you don't have to change tires till a seven year time limit Pamela: here's something anyway Dad - if I ever have to, I know how to jack it up and change a tire, thanks to you : Guy B:: I ended up calling my insurance company road service for help and thank heavens I had my cellphone with me. rich-c: of course most will be worn down to the limiting bars far sooner than that BobS: my blets go back way befroe that BobS: belts : Guy B:: I did hit a nail. rich-c: yeah, that will do it in most of the time, Guy : Guy B:: Must have went flat in a hurry. BobS: thems bad luck : Guy B:: And that's the first time I ever had one. rich-c: and Bob, buy a better class of tire - belts should outlive the tread rich-c: in the old days they were very common, but since radials became standard flats are much rarer BobS: have had good luck withe motor home tires, they are fairly expensive rich-c: but there's lots of debris on the road and every once in a while some will get you BobS: cheapies on the car the blets start going before the tread is done (cept onthe edges from city driving) Pamela: I find my problem isn't tires, it's suspension : Guy B:: I remember that happened to my mom many years ago and the tire showed a bulge and my dad didn't do anything about it until it blew. She really had it out with him that day. rich-c: yes, they are big and havy, though not built for speed Pamela: and traversing two sets of railroad tracks twice a day doesn't help the situation BobS: tis true.......and potholes are not good either rich-c: that's for sure, Pam - guess you need to slow down BobS: "try" to go over the tracks and NOT clear them on the first try Pamela: they tried to fix the crossing last year and it helped, but every year the tracks heave and we're right back where we started rich-c: yes, Guy, a bulge on a radial is a structural failue - you must replace the tire immediately Pamela: I tend to cross them doing about 5K BobS: YEE HAW Pamela: I have yet to go airborne rich-c: of course when in teh truck I don't even slow down for them Pamela: it all depends if you want to hit your head on the roof of the car around here : ) rich-c: but actually if they are potholed with sharp edges they can cost you a tire and rim too : Guy B:: This tire was your regular tire. Radials didn't come out yet and yes, if I did find a bulge. I get it over there right away. Or put on the temporary spare. rich-c: yes, right answer, Guy. A bulge is a ply separation (Translation: trouble, big, fast) Pamela: that's my biggest beef with some of the newer vehicles. The rims are aluminum. BobS: yes....and they just plain leak the air out too rich-c: as long as you know the size and offset you can always get steel replacements, Pam : Guy B:: Well, at least I have a new tire and the car is fine. rich-c: aND IN THIS WEATHR THAT IS VERY IMPORTANT, gUY rich-c: (sorry, not meaning to shout) Pamela: after all the problems I handled regarding aluminum rims, I've become very leery of them : Guy B:: Don't worry Bob. I do check my tires every month. BobS: good man rich-c: fortunately almost ev eryone selling snow tires sells steel rims too for mounting : Guy B:: Along with the fluids. Pamela: if you can afford it, it's better to leave the snow tires on their own rims - easier to switch out : Guy B:: Any word from Dale on the hotel? Pamela: bupkus rich-c: exzctly, which is why they sell teh steel rims Pamela: well it's been about a year since I had my flat and replaced my two front tires. Guess I had better look at the rear ones this year. BobS: might be agood idea : Guy B:: Well folks, got to run. I'll see you all either Saturday or next week. Pamela: night Guy! rich-c: yes, either they will be worn or they will be OK, and holding air rich-c: look for you, Guy Pamela: well they're certainly holding air, I never have a problem with them BobS: nite Guy : Guy B:: Poof
left chat session rich-c: often air loss can ressult from rusting of teh rim, tire rotating on the rim, or wonky valve rich-c: don't assume a tie is wrong if your pressure is going down slowly - there may be another cause Pamela: I have them checked every time I'm in for anything else and they're always fine, perfectly pressurized rich-c: well, as long as the tread bars aren't showing they should be OK Pamela: but the front tires take the brunt of most things Pamela: pot holes, tire tracks, slippy roads rich-c: yes, they have to bear almost all the weight and steer, stop, and drive teh car Pamela: exactly BobS: well gang time for me to go also Pamela: still, I wouldn't want to be driving a RWD in the winter rich-c: wanna guess why I've got a soft spot for rear wheel drive? BobS: ya'll have a good week and twil see ya'll later, eh ????? Pamela: g'nite Bob - be good rich-c: OK Bob, take care, see you next time BobS: nite
BobS left chat session Pamela: well Papa it's just you and me and the man from Japan rich-c: yes and he's been very quiet lately Pamela: yes, I suspect children rich-c: it is often teh case Pamela: err, bad pun : ) rich-c: anyway I have to set up the recycling and get it out Pamela: yes, and I'm going to relax a bit before bed Pamela: I'm heading out to Katherine's on Saturday but will try to call Sunday rich-c: OK, I'll look into your computr problem, and you can decide when you want to swap teh cell phones for the hooch rich-c: night for now Pamela: I'll let you know. Thanks Daddy. Goodnight Pamela: kerpoof
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