Men are good for something I suppose...

Jan 22, 2010 19:06

Okay, Joe is da man!

Seriously. :)

Before he started ordering parts and transferring my hard drive to his computer, he decided to open the damn thing up and voila!

He did this and that, used his Fluke meter, did a funny little dance, turned the thing on and wham!

I was on again. :)

What was the problem?

*looks sheepish*

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rosy5000 January 23 2010, 06:30:59 UTC
So glad to hear it wasn't anything major. Thanks to my brother, I know enough to be able to check minor things out myself if I'm having problems with my computer. And my brother can come over if it's more serious.

Oooo!!! Lasagna! *licks lips* I can't wait. :D

Ermm... do I want to know what happened to that keyboard? lol

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slave_o_spike January 25 2010, 04:25:31 UTC
That's what good hubbys and brothers are there for.

And to fix the car. :)

Lasagna is coming. I have it half written.

And yeah. The post was mainly about how Joe took the keypad and lay in in the oven to dry out to fix it (it belonged to my old ibook). It dried it but he wanted to keep going. Then he bought me a new keypad on ebay. My daughter was there that night with her boyfriend and I forgot it was in there and she preheated the oven for brownies and well, next thing I knew, she was saying, "what's that smell?" and then I remembered and Joe remembered and we opened the oven door to see that keypad there! LOL! Like I said, I was getting a new one, but still...

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critic75 January 23 2010, 07:14:02 UTC
You really should write a cookbook, with comments and all, and be sure to include the "Baked Keyboard" story.
Not just anyone can lay claim to a tasty keyboard.

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slave_o_spike January 25 2010, 04:21:53 UTC
I should write a cookbook. Joe really wants me to. So do all the women in the neighborhood (actually, one of the women wants me to teach a cooking class at her church).

If I did write a cookbook, that keypad would have its own chapter entitled, "How to bake computer equipment and all other household items in cases of emergency."

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minniemax January 23 2010, 07:41:43 UTC
ROFLMAO!!! It reminds me of the day I bought a blue-ray player - I removed the DVD player, connected the BR, used a dozen clips to make sure every cord is as short as possible and nothings lies on the floor (arduous task, considering the fact there was about 12 inches room to work between the rack and the wall)....

Very proud of myself I put the first movie in and saw..... black and white, grainy pictures!!
I almost started to do it all over again, but thankfully I thought about calling my work buddy who loaned me the movie first. He said: "which movie do are you watching? .... Oh, yes, Quantum of Solace starts in black-and-white....." !!!

I'm glad your computer is okay. I know I couldn't manage without mine *pets laptop*

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slave_o_spike January 25 2010, 04:19:35 UTC
LOL! The movie started in black and white! LOL!

I hate when that happens.

Luckily there are several computers in the house (my daughter has a powerbook but she pretty much hogs it for herself, my son has an imac that I use when I need to but because of the stuff he has on it, it's pretty slow, hubby's is th one I have to use but I don't like to because of the location and the keyboard and my other daughter has one but she's been away at college and so it's always off and I don't know the password) but yeah, I need mine dammit!

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tdorian January 23 2010, 14:04:38 UTC
well, the good thing is that since I was I london for a few days at least I didn't miss some updates ! eh eh...Aida

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slave_o_spike January 25 2010, 04:17:18 UTC
London? Oh you jet-setter you!

I get to go into Bellevue about once every two days. LOL!

Yeah, you didn't miss anything and now I'm back! :)

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kika_k January 23 2010, 19:30:45 UTC
LASAGNA!!! Yes!
Happy for your pc!

ciao

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slave_o_spike January 24 2010, 01:33:57 UTC
I know! Yummm!

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