Re: New Server
Posted by Guscha On 2011/9/26 17:31:49
Kev, after reading your post I did my best to outjockey the log-in procedure but it looks steady like a rock!
I can't believe that you wait for the other shoe to drop but have another obscure phenomenon to offer.
Let me outline an usual PackardInfo forenoon but this time from the view of an European monitoring station. 7 o'clock (my time) in the morning I run past the computer and ask him to patiently wait until we have finished with breakfast. Equipped with the last half cup of coffee I delve into the virtual reality to find online the last overtired leftover of your neck of the woods. Jim and BigKev chat about pros and cons of meat slicers compared to sausage, roast and ham slicers while DAF is running out of steam. Sometimes Randy peeps in to inform where the Kish brothers met him today and where he will meet them tomorrow. So far so good.
Ten minutes later I have assembled my first complete sentence but too late, the Flackmaster is already gone, Kev says good night and Jim is too polite to do the same which forces me to translate a second sentence. Now, when all is said and done I'm alone in the chatroom and switch off to open my office and start my work, knowing that Mal is working hard to let us know that Wade's shop today won't open and for compensatory reasons he do his best (as always!) to use an original remark or a special photo to make us believe that naked men in Melbourne are high on the agenda.
At 10 o'clock Wade checks in to read flabbergasted the newest adventures. Thereafter he needs twenty minutes to rebalance while Peter Packard looks for more practical values like effective grain sizes of sanding paper and revolutionary pore size distributions of oil filters.
At about that time the coffee maker from Ross finishes its work, good timing as Ross like it to shimmerize his morning coffee by reading a foggy Stalin tale. Half an hour later JD announces the peloton.
Kevin, who are the 30 silent guests who watch our daybreak since a couple of weeks?
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I can't believe that you wait for the other shoe to drop but have another obscure phenomenon to offer.
Let me outline an usual PackardInfo forenoon but this time from the view of an European monitoring station. 7 o'clock (my time) in the morning I run past the computer and ask him to patiently wait until we have finished with breakfast. Equipped with the last half cup of coffee I delve into the virtual reality to find online the last overtired leftover of your neck of the woods. Jim and BigKev chat about pros and cons of meat slicers compared to sausage, roast and ham slicers while DAF is running out of steam. Sometimes Randy peeps in to inform where the Kish brothers met him today and where he will meet them tomorrow. So far so good.
Ten minutes later I have assembled my first complete sentence but too late, the Flackmaster is already gone, Kev says good night and Jim is too polite to do the same which forces me to translate a second sentence. Now, when all is said and done I'm alone in the chatroom and switch off to open my office and start my work, knowing that Mal is working hard to let us know that Wade's shop today won't open and for compensatory reasons he do his best (as always!) to use an original remark or a special photo to make us believe that naked men in Melbourne are high on the agenda.
At 10 o'clock Wade checks in to read flabbergasted the newest adventures. Thereafter he needs twenty minutes to rebalance while Peter Packard looks for more practical values like effective grain sizes of sanding paper and revolutionary pore size distributions of oil filters.
At about that time the coffee maker from Ross finishes its work, good timing as Ross like it to shimmerize his morning coffee by reading a foggy Stalin tale. Half an hour later JD announces the peloton.
Kevin, who are the 30 silent guests who watch our daybreak since a couple of weeks?
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