Stupid Human Tricks

[minikin]

I have a long affection for gadgets of all types. Buttons! Buttons! I long for the shiny, but somehow it is the shiny that leads me into trouble

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[browneyedgirl65]

They simply our lives, right?
Simplify?

This was a fun read...got a chuckle at the memory lane, and then a further one over the disaster-strewn landscape that is your gadgetry use!

I'll be interested to see what you can do to the iPhone ;-)

[minikin]

Thanks for catching that! :)

yep, I ride 'em hard put 'em away wet..

[eqfe]

ROFLOL its going to take a while to get that line out my filthy mind. Charming visual. Not really related to the text though.

Funny post thankks.

[minikin]

Heh. I'm in a class to clean up *my* dirty mind. (But that used to totally describe me.)

[baxaphobia]

This was fun. Gadgets are certainly fun. And I drool at the newest ones, which half the time I can't use! Whine.

[minikin]

The challenges you face every day would overwhelm me.

[baxaphobia]

Suppose they seem challenging to the person looking in. But it's just every day life for me. Except when I can't use the latest cool gadget! Then I get mad! Damn IPod is not accessible! hahahah

[minikin]

Maybe not the iPod Touch, but I use my shuffle without looking.

[sushimustwrite]

I'm not sure if I'll bother installing all the third party software. Well, maybe Opera. And the LJ client. And Google Maps.

I think the same thing when I get a new computer. Firefox first, then Pidgin, then LaTeX, then my Firefox addons, ... the list never ends.

[minikin]

I settled for AutoSlate, BibleReader, Clock Wireless, GoogleMaps, Opera Mini (with IBM Java to support it) and LiveJournal.

On the road, I reprogrammed my speed dials. I was going to restore my contact pics, but I put them in the wrong directory when I copied them to my flash drive; the Treo didn't see the pics.