NOT Another Swine Flu Thread.....

[wickey's friend]

Are you saying that Wickey's secret identity is Kermit the Frog?

You caught the tater!

 

[kimmar067]

You caught the tater!

 

[wickey's friend]

Have seen this on TV multiple times and I laugh out loud every time!!!!

 

[kimmar067]

...so do I....'specially cuz' Larry the Cable Guy SAYS "Thet thurrr is FUH-nny...ah on't kerrr WHO ya are....!"

 

[SCHBR'smom]

...so do I....'specially cuz' Larry the Cable Guy SAYS "Thet thurrr is FUH-nny...ah on't kerrr WHO ya are....!"

My father in law says the same thing, but in opposite order. Hmmm, I bet Larry the Cable Guy stole it from my father in law.

 

[kimmar067]

My father in law says the same thing, but in opposite order. Hmmm, I bet Larry the Cable Guy stole it from my father in law.

"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"

... nope. Doesn't have quite the same 'ring' to it....

 

[SCHBR'smom]

"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"

... nope. Doesn't have quite the same 'ring' to it....

I disagree.

 

[kimmar067]

I disagree.

...okayy-y-y-y-y, try sayin' it THREE TIMES FAST......

 

[SCHBR'smom]

"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"
"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"
"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"




easy, peasy, lemon squeezy

 

[kimmar067]

"....ahhhh, I think all those 'Bacon Comments' have FINALLY died down....!"

.

 

[kimmar067]

"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"
"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"
"...are ya WHO kerrr on't ah.....FUH-nny is thurrr Thet"




easy, peasy, lemon squeezy

...yeah, I remember when I first learned how to 'COPY' and 'PASTE'....

 

[SCHBR'smom]

...yeah, I remember when I first learned how to 'COPY' and 'PASTE'....

Sure took you a long time to tell me that.... I've been waiting.....

 

[kimmar067]

Sure took you a long time to tell me that.... I've been waiting.....

...jes' wanted to keep ya 'off-guard'....

 

[GRUMPY PIRATE]

...yeah, I remember when I first learned how to 'COPY' and 'PASTE'....

Was that when "MSDOS" was the latest thing...and it was command line rather that GUI?

 

[wickey's friend]

Was that when "MSDOS" was the latest thing...and it was command line rather that GUI?

Ouch. That was a loooooong time ago.

 

[PrincessKsMom]

Was that when "MSDOS" was the latest thing...and it was command line rather that GUI?

GP, do you remember a program called MDMS?

 

[GRUMPY PIRATE]

GP, do you remember a program called MDMS?

is that a program...or an OS?

the first system I ever worked with used a base 8 (octal) language.

we actually use 8 level teletype paper tape to program.

and the "computer" was about half the size of a refridgerator and had a HUGH memory capacity of 128 Kilobytes WooHOOO!!!

 

[PrincessKsMom]

is that a program...or an OS?

the first system I ever worked with used a base 8 (octal) language.

we actually use 8 level teletype paper tape to program.

and the "computer" was about half the size of a refridgerator and had a HUGH memory capacity of 128 Kilobytes WooHOOO!!!

I got the name wrong -- it was actually ATMS. It was supposed to be a word processing program. The screen was enormous (looked like ET's head). As you typed, the letters wrapped around the screen -- off one side and then onto the next line. You also had to type your codes are you type. If you wanted your next paragraph double spaced, you'd have to type the code for it. Everything was just one big blur, line after line. HORRIBLE!

 

[Pakey]

I come back to this; having to disclose our ages in computer years?

I remember having to do keypunch cards that were then fed into a computer.

Actually, I learned to type on a manual typewriter. The first electric typewriter I saw was when I joined the Air Force.

 

[PrincessKsMom]

I come back to this; having to disclose our ages in computer years?

I remember having to do keypunch cards that were then fed into a computer.

Actually, I learned to type on a manual typewriter. The first electric typewriter I saw was when I joined the Air Force.

Welcome Home! How was it? How was the weather? And the 33 Club (or whatever it's called)?

My first typing class was on manual typewriters (1983), then I moved on to electric. I've also worked on MagCards.