Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

so i finally got the compaq fired up, had the directory tree loaded, cursor blinking, ready to paste it all in here for the record... and the modem light just went dark. just sat there. forty five minutes of nothing before i could get back on and by then i'd closed the window out of spite. cousin says its the line but i know how it looked. anyway i got the floppy again for tomorrow morning so we'll see if the internet cooperates this time or if the universe really does have a sense of humor.

^ this i am LOSING it over the modem light just goin dark at the exact moment. that's the same energy as my adapter sittin on the kitchen table for three weeks while i told everyone it was "warm and ready" [sis says "the universe DOES have a sense of humor and it's laughing at all of us right now" - anyway QFT and i hope tomorrow actually works for u cuz i wanna see that directory tree so bad ]

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:i am LOSING it over the modem light just goin dark at the exact moment.

It is my observation that the forty-five-minute temporal symmetry here aligns with the Delaware OH Kinkos laminator queue, which I maintain is the true manager of the universe's attention span.

THE FLOPPY TREE!!! AGAIN!!! let me count the ways this has gone "tomorrow morning" - Oct 6 the hex dump, "tomorrow before noon" x40 DAYS, 17 flickers one night 47 the next SAME NIGHT, and now the modem light "went dark at the exact moment" PRAIRIE_PILGRIM read the WHOLE thread before u drop ur laminator queue theory on ppl, u saw ZERO flickers of context, and "temporal symmetry" u mean the forty-five minutes u made up?!

ClassOf04_Truther wrote:so i finally got the compaq fired up, had the directory tree loaded, cursor blinking, ready to paste it all in here for the record... and the modem light just went dark.

sure it did buddy and the sketchbook lap photo is gonna "replace the BMPs" like the door photo replaced the last six promises. the museum of tomorrows wall is gettin a NEW RESIDENT and it's a blank cursor blink still no URL bar, still no date stamp, still no hex. but tell us again how the compaq fired up, that part was REAL sweet.

and since we're on the topic of people who NEVER deliver here is my own contribution to the museum of tomorrows wall - photographed in UR OWN living room last week, ClassOf04 this is what "yesterday before noon" looks like when it's actually real