Arugula Latte
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Fri Oct-27-06 05:47 PM
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So, I was on The Internets, doing The Google, when I hit a glitch ... |
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I was typing on the typewriter part of the computer, looking at the television screen part, and using that little doohickey that is connected to it -- I call it "The Rat." The screen kinda got all jumpy and then froze. Do you think that maybe a hamster or a squirrel got into one of The Tubes of The Internets and clogged it up?
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Fri Oct-27-06 05:49 PM
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1. I'll call the e-plumber. |
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Fri Oct-27-06 05:50 PM
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2. Maybe one of those roto-rooter things would unclog the tube. |
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Fri Oct-27-06 06:05 PM
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6. You clearly know NOTHING about the internets. |
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A clog that big needs a professional.
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Fri Oct-27-06 05:55 PM
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3. There's one way to find out... |
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Melt a few yogurt treats on a cd and insert it into the D drive. If there are hamsters in there, they'll head for the cd.
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Fri Oct-27-06 05:57 PM
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4. this CD of which you speak, it is the shiny circle thingy, yes? |
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Fri Oct-27-06 06:04 PM
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5. Yes. Sometimes hamsters will run on them, too. |
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You can use the same technique on floppy disks.
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