@trooper411 Ya I think so too... and China would've played the pivotal role... that's why the DS had been building her up for so many years

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Hiya, @Notsoperfect

@Notsoperfect done ironing?

Hey there @Gailm . How's it going today? It's Friday!!!! lol

Yeah.. just finished @trooper411 .. up all night long...

Thank goodness

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@Notsoperfect Howdy Patriot ❤

Hey there @Tha.IcePlaya

@Notsoperfect parakeets at peace?

quietly singing

@Notsoperfect wonderful. well then, I say hello to you.

@trooper411 lol thanks. glad to see you

likewise my fren @Notsoperfect

Back from runch (Airwheeling). ll

at this point waiting on AG regarding the failed coup against our wonderful republic. in the meantime...more details please.

Look at them Yo-Yo's...what's that? Hawaiian noises? Beating on the bongos like a chimpanzee....

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oh terrific, my internet is lagging again

@Zyrenn OH NO! is it running anything like mine at less than 1 mbps?

hi ya @Rekkedge ! 😄

im hoping the lag monster is gone now lol

What's malfunctioning @Zyrenn ?

i think it could be a weak signal causing the lag

i live off road in the woods and we do not get direct signal from the tower and that effects everything

They're just pulling your lag - hehehe

hahahaha Rek

anyway, gtsy , how ya doing this find day

fine*

So, you get your Internet via a "cell" service like Verizon-T-Mobile-AT&T?

i will be honest, this place has some of the best chatters i have encountered online

ah , no we do not get verizon or cable, its a local company and iforget what name lol omg, it is in my phone book too lazy to look it up

So, it's basically an Internet service versus a phone service?

well we live off road and too many trees in the way and too far away from cable box hook up, it would cost an arm and a leg to get cables installed under the ground to the house

so we found a local company that offered to hook us up to get signal from our naighbor who has the same company

they really offer good service

it just at times the signal gets weak time to time but more often we get pretty good signal

I understand. I live on a 350 acre farm in Virginia. We have only one cruddy option: CenturyLink DSL @ 1.5 mbps in a "bandwidth exhausted" area... (meaning we don't even receive 1.5 mbps). I'm looking for any other solution - perhaps a cell service.

yikes, yeah that can be a big frustration when dealing with that , you would think with all the advanced technology they would have planned something for that already for people who are in rual areas

many people have jobs that demand one to have internet at home, and that can be a major crisis if you live in areas that do not have access to affordable internet service