I just got a brand new external hard drive to back up my loads of soldier entertainment pictures but for some reason this task will have to wait until I can figure out this locking up thing.
Don’t know why I posted this, but what the hell. Bask in my frustration on this wonderful Monday.
Here is a cute computer geek poem I found.
A computer geek loved a girl who studies computer science.
He sent a letter, saying:
You installed the best in me.
Your picture is always in my background.
You clicked my heart gently.
You drive me crazy when I see you.
Your love reset my life and deleted all the sadness in me.
You restored my kindness after I thought it was corrupted.
I’m always connected to you with more than 56 heart beat per second.
You hacked my brain and registered your name in it.
You are the only one that could navigate my feelings and explore my
emotions at the same time.
I feel lost when I try to call you and you are not responding.
I always feel you close to me when I shut down my eyes, or when I open
my windows waiting for you to pass.
You are the only one that can log into my heart and never log out.
I dream of being your only server as long as I live.
You don’t have to search for me, cause we are always linked to each
others.
I see your name everywhere, my front page, my homepage and all my
software.
I scanned my life and found that I’m only infected by you.
You are the virus I’d never remove, and why should I do?
Believe me it is true…
I love you more than my CPU!!!!
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