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May. 16th, 2007 09:46 pmI'm typing this into an empty text document as my internet connection currently isn't. By the time you're reading this, yeah, obviously things are going to be back to normal, but for now I just need to ramble. EMERGENCY LJ.
I suppose it's one of those things, isn't it? Knowing 'right, no internet' in time to be able to tell people is one thing. But being yanked away from it without any way to tell people 'no internet' because that would involve HAVING internet... that's a pain. And I'm fine when there's no internet because I'm on holiday or something and legitimate internetless is the default. But there being no internet where internet should be because Virgin and/or BT are being ass throws everything out.
And the word internet is starting to not look like a word.
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Hiro: And now I don't have a chatter.
Kamal: I know. I'm going to give you mine.
Hiro: I don't want your chatter, all my stuff was on mine. My address book, my schedule, my debit account, every damn thing!
Kamal: Mine is cooler than yours.
...so yeah. I just found my phone. My nice phone with the camera and the colour screen and the number I remember without looking it up and the battery that lasts longer than a day, and the big ass scrape down the side where it hit the concrete but who cares? (But no Bluetooth or MP3s, eh, that's what the iPod's for.) And that most importantly, isn't Mum's phone. It'd gotten hidden under one of the car seats down by the seatbelt buckle and I never thought to look there.
Weird thing was, when I switched it on for the first time, it'd forgotten everything. All the numbers, the date, the whole lot. It's back to normal now but that was just plain weird.
SUCH a relief.
I suppose it's one of those things, isn't it? Knowing 'right, no internet' in time to be able to tell people is one thing. But being yanked away from it without any way to tell people 'no internet' because that would involve HAVING internet... that's a pain. And I'm fine when there's no internet because I'm on holiday or something and legitimate internetless is the default. But there being no internet where internet should be because Virgin and/or BT are being ass throws everything out.
And the word internet is starting to not look like a word.
-
Hiro: And now I don't have a chatter.
Kamal: I know. I'm going to give you mine.
Hiro: I don't want your chatter, all my stuff was on mine. My address book, my schedule, my debit account, every damn thing!
Kamal: Mine is cooler than yours.
...so yeah. I just found my phone. My nice phone with the camera and the colour screen and the number I remember without looking it up and the battery that lasts longer than a day, and the big ass scrape down the side where it hit the concrete but who cares? (But no Bluetooth or MP3s, eh, that's what the iPod's for.) And that most importantly, isn't Mum's phone. It'd gotten hidden under one of the car seats down by the seatbelt buckle and I never thought to look there.
Weird thing was, when I switched it on for the first time, it'd forgotten everything. All the numbers, the date, the whole lot. It's back to normal now but that was just plain weird.
SUCH a relief.