Oh, man...I forgot I had changed that. Long story. Mostly, I got sick
and tired of jaws mispronouncing my name, and decided I liked the sound
of Cortney's, so changed my display name on a whim because I needed to
update some other settings in that tab anyway. Wondered if anyone would
comment. Damn. I hope the lady I sent email to today doesn't decide to
use that name in the reservations...crap! I don't have any official ID
as Samuel Glonka. Hell. I'd better phone them tomorrow. My real name
was in my sig at least. Now, I'm going to fix this before I forget and
send out even *more* important email with a stolen last name.
Nick wrote:
And...Samuel Glonka?
that scares me, that scares me, and not to mesion it scares me.
And I'm not a part of the RAF, so don't even go there.
Line something.
- Original Message - From: Samuel Glonka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 8:53 PM
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List Fwd: RE: 208 key keyboard
Anyway, what about the windows key? Do we really want to standardize on
the microsoft keyboard? Why not the apple one with no start button? Or
wouldn't a typewriter keyboard be even more standard? No alt key,
either.
Patrick Perdue wrote:
On 11/26/2006, 8:57:59 AM EDT, Derek wrote:
Oh dear, it seems that Patrick of two and a halfyears ago doesn't know
how to count. The standard number of keys is and has always been one
hundred four
Nah, that particular keyboard has no applications key.
That's why it was 103, not 104.
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