computer geeks

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In a message dated 11/30/01 11:12:08 AM, duodenalswitch

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We have so much in common. I have a computer geek, too. had

an Apple II in 1978 (he was 16) and messed with personally with Macs

until our last one in 1990. Professionally, he used Apples from 1978

until about '85, when he switched to midrange IBMs. He can do

everything: programming, analyzing, security, LAN, WAN, you name

it. Right now he's doing some contract work for a company in

land (AS/400 stuff) as their System Administrator.

Oh, yeah. He also wipes a mean ass!

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ooooh.... why the last mac in '90! The G4 is kickass, man! And the new

wireless Airport system.. Well, I'm sure you are well aware. LOL

was a system administrator at Stanley Creative Services and now

works as a 'specialist' at Rockefeller University. It's a different

environment but one that he really enjoys over the corporate world.

has never wiped my ass after surgery but I can say he does do a mean

crappy diaper (close enough?) ROFL

all the best,

lap ds with gallbladder removal

January 25, 2001

Dr. Gagner/Mt. Sinai/NYC

10 months post-op and still feelin' fabu

preop: 307 lbs/bmi 45

now: 200 lbs (maybe celebrating this weekend by going under 200??? I hope

so)/size sweet 16

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Gosh, .

We have so much in common. I have a computer geek, too. had

an Apple II in 1978 (he was 16) and messed with personally with Macs

until our last one in 1990. Professionally, he used Apples from 1978

until about '85, when he switched to midrange IBMs. He can do

everything: programming, analyzing, security, LAN, WAN, you name

it. Right now he's doing some contract work for a company in

land (AS/400 stuff) as their System Administrator.

Oh, yeah. He also wipes a mean ass!

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> Didn't know that was a Mac nerd. Can't be all that bad,

then!!!

>

> And, it seems that you found the cute on-off switch in the shower.

> Did the water make the sparks fly?

>

> --Steve (Mac geek since 1988, but AC/DC with PC's, too)

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