Monkay, Sorry to hear about your PowerBook being stolen. It's a curse of youth, often, for things you put down to come up missing. I can recall several painful losses when I was near your age... wallets, glasses, books, boyfriends, etc. There were no computers in use to be stolen, however. (I'm in my 60's.) When you don't have a car within which to lock things (in the trunk), it can get tiring carrying everything on your back all day, and it happens. The sad lesson is that you can't be trusting and leave anything untended. Without constant monitoring, old ladies like me often lose purses from their grocery carts, and so on. Best of luck in obtaining a replacement. Meanwhile, we can hope someone at your school reports the thief and it will be restored to you. That happens sometimes, too. By the way, I'm very fond of your E-mail name; quite clever.
Mike On Sunday, October 5, 2003, at 11:53 AM, IamTehMonkay at aol.com wrote: > I was out the other day with my friends, and I left my backpack alone > for awhile, only to come back and find out someone had stolen my > PowerBook G3, but not the power adapter... What am I supposed to do > besides call the police? Also, if any wierd people try and show you > one missing the 2 rear rubber feet with a wireless card and a broken > IR door, look under the keyboard for the contact info. I miss my > PowerBook, now all I have is this PC. BTW, I lost it the 3rd of this > month at the Gatti Land near Ballard High School, all I wanted was to > eat some durn pizza, why does this have to happen... > -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: text/enriched Size: 1625 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://www.math.louisville.edu/pipermail/macgroup/attachments/20031005/0ebbb42f/attachment.bin
