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Busman's Holiday, Dougster? :yum: :yum: :yum: This MJ thang really has you fixated. I'm trying some new therapy. Tangential Meditation. :huh: Unfortunately, it seems to be working. :sad: I still start new jobs before finishing the ones I've already started. :( Ted

It's been my experience that if you go to a barber shop often enough, you will get a haircut. :yum: :yum: Ted

Welcome to NTT newt92. :wave: Ted

Au contraire. It's much better to do what you want to do as long as you do what you have to do. Helps keep down hospital bills. :wink: Ask Jay. My problem is I want to do what I want to do right now. :rolleyes: Ted

Howdy Jim. :wave: Another one from Idaho...how do y'all stay warm up there? Never mind...:respect: What Nica meant is it helps if you like :starbucks: . The more you drink the faster you type. Nobody can keep up with the Digger from back East. Uh...make that the Dougster. Ted

Yeah physically I guess but with the computing power of today's cellphone. I think the first replaceable cartridge hard disk had a single 14" metal disk (a platter). One MB. They eventually stacked 11 platters to give 19 R/W surfaces in a cartridge for a drive the size of a washing machine...

Hey Doug I flew into Boise one time at 35° below zero. The snow blew around like fine sand. The streets were like driving on the beach above high tide. Plowing that would be like plowing sand. Dry, dry snow. That was in 1970 or 71. Your mustache would freeze to your nose. I learned to...

Next he'll want to drop the "o" in Dougster and view himself a diggin' fool...uh... tool. :cool: Preordained to dig. Ted

Welcome. Pete. :wave: I thought we had a 'Welcome' smilie. Must be on that 'other' forum. :rolleyes: This might be a switch...turn a tractor thread into an intro... Pete you can post an intro in the Introduction forum. Maybe (heh) it won't get hijacked. Post some pictures of your...

Yeah I think it's about time to fire up one of the machines. Three are ready to cut...another needs minor repair and two more have major problems. :sad: It's supposed to be in the 70Fs today. No rain here till Tuesday. :biggrin: Ted

Wait till Doc checks in. Y'all remember when IBM invented the 8 inch floppy? To load operating or diagnostic instruction sets? Drum memories? CPM? I had to climb inside some of the first computers I worked on. I guess I'm really dating myself. :yum: BTW I still have a working IBM PCjr...

Just who are you checking with on authenticity? Web searches? Public web searches? What's gonna happen when your neighbors find out you're a Michael Jackson fan? :eek: Somebody (I've got CRS) once said "Remember the consequences." :yankchain: Have you considered that it might even be...

Moe Bandy wrote a song (about me) a few weeks (months?) ago called Hank Williams You Wrote My Life. I guess it's time he wrote another song. :rolleyes: Ted

Nice tractor and purty operator. My sister's kids had a MaMaw and "Other MaMaw". I had a MamMaw and a BigMomma. Such are the terms of endearment. :smile: Ted

Might be time to consult Dr. Gil Grissom. Or his Georgia fox. :rolleyes: Ted

Sad to say but that might have been one of the leave without paying thieves. Down here it's an automatic license suspension for leaving without paying. I guess that depends on the station getting the tag number, though. Some stations (more and more) video record the pumps. With prices this...

Ya know Doug I'd bet a dollar against a donut you would never run your tractor low on oil, yet you run yourself low on meds. You know what it would do to the tractor. Now you know what it does to you. :shock: :eek: You didn't substitute :starbucks: did you? :ohmy: :yankchain: Some of mine...

PaPaw always said first hen to cackle laid an egg. :yum: Ted:hide:

I didn't know they were reverting to XP. Thats good, I think. Several friends have bought new systems...They are not happy with Vista. But, maybe they're just resisting change. Fedora8 is now up and running on an old 858MHZ Athlon.:biggrin: I've always liked AMD. Intel has always been in...

Twasn't I Doug. If I remember correctly (HA!) the PO prints a UV fluorescent bar code ID tag on the envelope. You can probably identify the processing center that first handled the package. That will identify the general area of the country. Speaking of Michael, do you know what he, Richard...