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I would like to apoligize as I will be mostly off line for the next week or two.

I just moved and the phone company needs a 911 adress to hook me up. Well the new place doesn't have one yet so I need to call the county...but not until after the sheriff department puts in their two cents so the mapping guys can come out and map the new road. Of course now you have to name the road before the county can make it a road so they can asign 911 numbers. Once this is done the numbers have to be registered...then...the phone company calls the county to verify the adress and 911 number. Then I can apply for new service that should take one to three weeks to hook up.

So after I call my rep who calls congress then contacts the president and notifys the govener to parden my computer and house so I may have internet I will be back on line and trying to answer questions as the ice slowly creeps across the lake.

Until then I will keep highjacking wireless bands and try to pop in every couple days.

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So after I call my rep who calls congress then contacts the president and notifys the govener to parden my computer and house so I may have internet I will be back on line and trying to answer questions as the ice slowly creeps across the lake.

Until then I will keep highjacking wireless bands and try to pop in every couple days.

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Get back soon Jon.

That was pretty funny...

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They should let you name the road...Crappie Lane....sounds good. Government don't you just love it. Bill

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I'm getting closer!!! I have an adress with 911 numbers and everything, now I have to meet with a guy to make sure they can get the service in, then the crew comes to run the cable and I have to meet them....then the last guy comes to hook it all up. This should take two to three weeks and I will get to meet the entire phone company! wink.gif

Definetly a spin on "We can hook you up in two maybe three days" I heard weeks ago. confused.gifsmirk.gif

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Definetly a spin on "We can hook you up in two maybe three days" I heard weeks ago.
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Jonny, at least they've done away with the "Delayed Service" department of bush beaters... grin.gif you are getting straight answers eventually, which is an improvement, I would say. confused.gif

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One of the joys of living "outstate"!
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No wonder everyone is moving to the Cities. Grrrr!! confused.gif

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SOON very soon. Looks like Monday we will be returning to our regularly scheduled programming!

Probably a good thing as I have not looked out from under a welding hood in a couple of days anyways. No time for internet or TV sure makes for alot of time to build super~plow trucks.

Heck I even read a book this week! wink.gif

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...and we are back!

This is awesome! I checked the weather, read my emails, watched the news on TV and even answered my first phone call. Pretty cool even if it was a wrong number.

I have to admit the guys at the phone company had to run circles today but they got it done.

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I understand not coming up from under a welding hood, but you read a book???

Please tell me it was "The history of battle," or "The book of meat." or " The big dang book of sheer manliness." or a tech manual, or a Chiltons manual.

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"but you read a book???"

I think it was, "See Spot Run".
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No it was a drama about a guy that hunted down his wiseguy father and put him in home before selling all his junk. grin.gifgrin.gif

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