okay, share the experiences you've had with horrible computer software.
i'll start:.
at work, we are forced to use a piece of software called winbiller.
substituted a handfull of oak leafs for the partial roll of TP I carry in my hunting coat once...but as far as Computer stuff goes,hands down Word Perfect 6.1 and earlier. Hated it! had a bootleg copy of MS Word installed on my machine at work just to get away from WP
----------------Hill
helllloooo everyone,.
after reading this board for quite a while, i've finally been moved to post.
i was inspired by our trip to the dallas apostachilifest, where princess and i met lots of terrific people in various stages of exit from the j-ho's.
It's a whole "extra" day to work on what I smell like, ride my motorcycle, or spend money on all the farm equipment I can break on the "extra" day away from my town job. Some Sundays I even relax, taking advantage of a little slack time on the ground while my well-trained horse wonders why I am napping after exiting his back so fast. Why, on some Sundays I even sleep in to 6, or maybe even 6:30 AM
I have even met a few of our local medical pro's around town on Sunday while they repair damage from my new, expanded Sunday activities.
Just think only a few short years ago I would break up my Sunday at 3 pm for 2 hours of open-eyed napping. The bonus is Saturday night is no longer spent reading and underlining a paper product that I would not remember by Monday anyway.
----------Hill (the worst day fixing a prolapsed cow's uterus is always better than the best day at the KH class)
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my motorcycle will be in the shop another weekend!
------------------hill (born to be wild class)
AAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For the first time in weeks it will be warm and dry here!
(this may be the worst thing since they banned me from the Kindum Hall)
----------------------------Hill
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my motorcycle will be in the shop another weekend!
------------------hill (born to be wild class)
My motorcycle will be in the shop ANOTHER WEEKEND!
------------------Hill (born to be wild class)
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what kind of perfume or cologne do you like wearing?.
i wear vanilla lace by victorias secrets..
Depends on the season--- Horse sweat, creosote, horse sh*t, gasoline, wood smoke, or diesel fuel--sometimes all at once. Ivory soap and cheap shampoo for me-- Clean, un-scented women smell nice. -------------Hill
hello,forum.my name is dallas and i live in oklahoma.i left the jehovahs witnesses in 1998 after a former member showed me the 1925 false prophecy.i knew circuit overseer william osbeck very well,he left my circuit only to be replaced with brother"if you knock the society i will scream"boatz.he was nothing but a first class coward.he wouldnt even meet with me after i had disassociated myself.i have no regrets about leaving,why didnt my conducters bring up the 1925 failure while i was studying?they failed to mention it.anyway i am glad to be free.god bless you all.-dallas
Boatz, eh? He is'nt related to another slimemeister named Noland Wiggins, is he? Glad to have you aboard with our lil band of brothers (and sisters).
Texas is Oklahoma's Largest Zoo
----------------Hill (300 posts-yippie ki-yay!)
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6 short of 300 posts....must do something "pro-active" to get to 300.... everything is gettin' gray....... .
---hill (i could never be minimus class)
6 short of 300 posts....must do something "pro-active" to get to 300.... everything is gettin' gray......
---Hill (I could never be Minimus class)
long ago, in 1969, awake!
published the one and only article they ever published about einstein's theory of relativity.. einstein's theory is in the news now as the gravity probe b has recently been launched in order to measure the "frame dragging" predicted by general relativity theory as the probe orbits the earth.. if i remember correctly the 1969 awake article questioned whether einstein's theory was correct.
i doubt very much that there was anyone then, or even now, at bethel who was even remotely qualified to question einstein's theory, but, then again, lack of qualifications hasn't ever held the wt back from writing articles.. the wt library cds only have awakes going back to 1970, so i will have to find a bound volume if i want to read that article again.. anyone else here interested in einstein's theory of gravitation?.
Can't speak for the others Dan, but I have a feeling they are really smart folks.
Ona suprises me. He works as a carpenter and everyone in the trades knows that a carpenter is a (your choice here) Plumber, Ironworker or Mason who's brain has been removed. It is common knowlege that electricians are near the "top-of-the food chain" and electrical lineman are the top of the food chain. Plumbers need only the knowlege tha SH*T goes downhill and payday is Friday.
Enginers. who knows? You can always spot and outgoing, gregarious, socially well adjusted enginer. They make eye contact with YOUR shoes during conversation. I like it when they fire up that big calculator and the lights dim down and you feel the air pressure change in the building.
24/7 intellect. Hardley, but science surrounds us if we pay attention.
Me, lots of PBS, about 2 years of college and a bunch of training/experience in applied electrical trades and technology. Learned to drive airplanes once upon a time too- lots of basic physics to learn and respect in that hobby. I am a recreational shooter and reload ammunition to improve ballistics, again a physics based hobbby.
Over the years in order to maintain home and hearth I learned to weld and spent some time learning various applied sciences while taking classes in Agriculture. Ion trasference is the key to fertilizer and boy cows like girl cows because...........I picked up a little knowlege of physiology and orthapedics from trimming and shoeing horses.
Plus, most importantly, I have a weird ablility to remember all sorts of useless trivial stuff. Some days I need directions home clipped on the truck's visor yet am always aware the Battle of Hastings was in 1099. Francs, Normans , Celts, penguins dive deeper than any other flightless birds...on and on!
Did you know that if you wrapped Earth (at the equator) with wire 10 complete times with a wire connected to a lamp on one end and a switch on the other the lamp would light before the switch operator could count "1001, 1002"?
Go Figure? Oh yea, 20 years of avid "Awake" reading had to help.... hahahahahahaha!
----------Hill (i can frame a house roof with a framing square= trig class)
long ago, in 1969, awake!
published the one and only article they ever published about einstein's theory of relativity.. einstein's theory is in the news now as the gravity probe b has recently been launched in order to measure the "frame dragging" predicted by general relativity theory as the probe orbits the earth.. if i remember correctly the 1969 awake article questioned whether einstein's theory was correct.
i doubt very much that there was anyone then, or even now, at bethel who was even remotely qualified to question einstein's theory, but, then again, lack of qualifications hasn't ever held the wt back from writing articles.. the wt library cds only have awakes going back to 1970, so i will have to find a bound volume if i want to read that article again.. anyone else here interested in einstein's theory of gravitation?.
after several successfull attempts at falling of of wooden power poles and other various structures like ladders and steel hi- line towers I can attest that there is NO SUCH THING AS GRAVITY!
The EARTH SUCKS!
------- Hill
long ago, in 1969, awake!
published the one and only article they ever published about einstein's theory of relativity.. einstein's theory is in the news now as the gravity probe b has recently been launched in order to measure the "frame dragging" predicted by general relativity theory as the probe orbits the earth.. if i remember correctly the 1969 awake article questioned whether einstein's theory was correct.
i doubt very much that there was anyone then, or even now, at bethel who was even remotely qualified to question einstein's theory, but, then again, lack of qualifications hasn't ever held the wt back from writing articles.. the wt library cds only have awakes going back to 1970, so i will have to find a bound volume if i want to read that article again.. anyone else here interested in einstein's theory of gravitation?.
My typo Jim-------- at any rate I can't make it into bed 'afore the room gets dark!
