There's also the Dock-N-Talk. Several options including Bluetooth and direct cable connection. http://www.phonelabs.com/prd05.asp
Especially good when your cell phone works in only one or two locations inside your house.
I don't own either system, but I've been studying them and will definitely choose one or the other pretty soon. It's a pain trying to keep up with where the cell phone is in a big house.
Hexadecimal sorta sticks with you. I still sometimes think of colors in hexadecimal when I'm stopped at a ff0000 light waiting for it to turn 00ff00 while my hair is slowing turning cccccc.:)
Is your passphrase, "this is a really long passphrase. i hope nobody ever guesses what it is because i do not want to have to remember another long phrase like this one"?
I owned a 1978 Fiesta. It was a blast to drive and got better gas mileage than most small cars today. The new ones look pretty sharp for a small car. Import 'em; I'll seriously consider buying one.
Don't give a shit about Twitter, though. Or facebook, or myspace, or any other crap like that.
The keyboard I use weighs nearly five pounds. It has a great action and I can type for hours without tiring. When it eventually quits working I have several more waiting to replace it.
No, you can't have one . . . . . . . for any price.
That's the only place I listen, too. I work out of my vehicle and my job covers several states. Sometimes there are no radio stations worth listening to in the small towns where I work. I like XM for the talk and news, not so much for the music. It's nice to be able to listen to Coast to Coast AM when I'm leaving home at 3 in the morning and driving 2 or 3 hours to work. Talk radio is more entertaining than music sometimes.
Sure, if I worked in a big city I could use my laptop to listen to streaming radio online, but that's impossible when you're in the middle of nowhere.
Good idea, but add the provision that a person could donate money ONLY to a candidate he was eligible to vote for. That way, money from outside the area (local, county, state) couldn't influence an election.
We've had problems with money coming in from other states influencing our gubernatorial elections, and money from other counties influencing our county commission elections. Why should someone who lives 500 or 1000 miles away have a say in a local election?
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And all this time I thought the lack of sunspots was caused by global warming.
:)
Back to the drawing board.
Young Jack planted some beans today.
Hey, compared to an inflatable ladder, I'm putting my money on Jack and his beanstalk.
There's also the Dock-N-Talk. Several options including Bluetooth and direct cable connection.
http://www.phonelabs.com/prd05.asp
Especially good when your cell phone works in only one or two locations inside your house.
I don't own either system, but I've been studying them and will definitely choose one or the other pretty soon. It's a pain trying to keep up with where the cell phone is in a big house.
Hexadecimal sorta sticks with you. I still sometimes think of colors in hexadecimal when I'm stopped at a ff0000 light waiting for it to turn 00ff00 while my hair is slowing turning cccccc. :)
Is your passphrase, "this is a really long passphrase. i hope nobody ever guesses what it is because i do not want to have to remember another long phrase like this one"?
:)
Hey, that was mine first!
I'm glad my password is 100 characters long with some from English, some from Greek, and some from Klingon.
Nobody is talking about killing the people who actually make the calls. I'm talking about the death penalty for the ones who hire them.
Your disregard for my privacy sickens me. Break into my house and see what happens. I'll share my bullets with you . . . . if you can catch them.
You don't have to be in favor of the death penalty for me to use it.
:)
<insert evil laugh here>
But your idea may be effective given enough time and if we lock up the majority of them. If they're behind bars, they can't call.
I'm in favor of the death penalty for making even ONE telemarketing call. Kill a few of them and maybe the others will get the message.
Yes, this is a serious proposal. Anybody else with me?
In a way, that's sad to know.
Do any European countries still have gonads?
Germany turning into France? Never thought I'd see the day.
If the frame has a button or such to close it, I don't have a problem with the frame.
How about "TwitOnMyFace"?
I owned a 1978 Fiesta. It was a blast to drive and got better gas mileage than most small cars today. The new ones look pretty sharp for a small car. Import 'em; I'll seriously consider buying one.
Don't give a shit about Twitter, though.
Or facebook, or myspace, or any other crap like that.
Surely this should have been posted on April 1st.
Indeed. They're built like tanks.
But the best part is no Windows keys!!!
Okay. Does that mean that California would then ban all washing of cars? The celebrities, pimps, and gang members would revolt!
Next on their list of wacky ideas would be banning dirty cars. Clean cars don't have as much drag as dirty cars and therefore use less fuel.
:)
I hope I'm not kin to Nostradamus.
I don't really "clean" it. Every once in a while I just tilt it up and eat all the crumbs. It's called "break time"!
The keyboard I use weighs nearly five pounds. It has a great action and I can type for hours without tiring. When it eventually quits working I have several more waiting to replace it.
No, you can't have one . . . . . . . for any price.
Good luck finding a working payphone.
How do you hold nanosheets under your chin when you fold them?
Waldo is a small town in Alabama. I've been there, but nobody was wearing that awful shirt.
That's the only place I listen, too. I work out of my vehicle and my job covers several states. Sometimes there are no radio stations worth listening to in the small towns where I work. I like XM for the talk and news, not so much for the music. It's nice to be able to listen to Coast to Coast AM when I'm leaving home at 3 in the morning and driving 2 or 3 hours to work. Talk radio is more entertaining than music sometimes.
Sure, if I worked in a big city I could use my laptop to listen to streaming radio online, but that's impossible when you're in the middle of nowhere.
Good idea, but add the provision that a person could donate money ONLY to a candidate he was eligible to vote for. That way, money from outside the area (local, county, state) couldn't influence an election.
We've had problems with money coming in from other states influencing our gubernatorial elections, and money from other counties influencing our county commission elections. Why should someone who lives 500 or 1000 miles away have a say in a local election?