the *uick brown fox jumps over the l**y dog

[spacerobfive]

fter yers of fithful servitude, my MS nturl keybord hs given up the ghost. I'm going out to hunt for suitble replcement. Wish me luck

Comments

[bradfellows]

what you need is a mx700 + wireless kb combo. those = the sex.

[autumnthing]

you ever read The Wonderful O, by James Thurber (?)...
it's a wonderful (and short) book. good fun.
check it out from the library or smthg!

~andrea

[sketchzero]

Pretty much every keyboard I've had I've spilled beverages on. The Amiga ones survived unscathed, but the PC ones just sorta crapped out. Except one. My old-skool Compaq keyboard we got with our 486. The one I learned to play First-Person-Shooters on. That's what I'm using to this day.
If it ever screws up, I'll be sad.

Very sad. .

[enemy_walrus]

It's always sad when a precious thing like that dies. Similar to losing a pet, the death of a computer appliance can make the world seem to stop. You may be unable to communicate with others (mostly because you are unable to type to them), you may feel lost or alone, and you could have trouble dealing with the feelings that come with all of this. I hope that you are able to learn to cope with this loss. Please be consoled in the following quote that has helped me cope with computer problem so many times.

"Hardware: the parts of a computer that can be kicked."
-Not sure who said that. . .