Bloody hell, you have more aliases than the average Louisiana journeyman.
Me? Don't you mean; he's got more aliases than the average Louisiana journeyman. I don't wish for anyone to think i'm "Guest". I could do without that kind of comparison, thank you very much. Incidentally, why did you change your username, i quite liked the old one.
Bloody hell, you have more aliases than the average Louisiana journeyman.
Me? Don't you mean; he's got more aliases than the average Louisiana journeyman. I don't wish for anyone to think i'm "Guest". I could do without that kind of comparison, thank you very much. Incidentally, why did you change your username, i quite liked the old one.
Yeah, I meant him.
I had my internet cut off for a month or two, and shortly before that the harddrive on the computer literally died, took it out the case and it had burnt out. Was just over a year old. Nice one PC World. Unfortunately I used to save all passwords in .txt files on the computer, plus the browser I used meant I could log in and out without typing it in. Lost the password to the hotmail account I created that username with on the old computer. Annoying since it had Amazon receipts on it that I'd like to have kept. But they delete your account after 30 days so it'll all be gone now.
Moral of the story: don't take the advice of arrogant, sweaty, fat, pie-munching, know-it-all bastards in PC World. Get a computer built from a litttle shop or someone you know and trust.