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Re: Valentine's Day: Make Your Computer Your Valentine! -
08-02-2007, 10:39 AM
ITS GOOD TO HAVE NONLIVING THINGS AS A VALENTINE WHCH IS MORE THAN LIVING THINGS.
COMPUTER CAN RELAY DIFFERENT MESSAGES WITH IN A SECOND, SITTING A PERSON IN IN ROOM, CAN KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT THE WORLD . SO DONOT MISS IT , OPPORTUNITY DONOT COMES AGAIN N AGAIN. . I MUST THANK U FOR POSTING SUCH A WODERFUL WRITING.
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Re: Valentine's Day: Make Your Computer Your Valentine! -
09-02-2007, 12:28 PM
I object!
· A computer can wait for you forever. Until virus catches it.
· A computer does not compare you with its past users. But it will let you know who the past user is.
· A computer does not mind if you have a computer at home and in the office too. But you have to connect them both with internet like lesbians.
· A computer won't say lets just be friends. It will say depend on me and one day I’ll crash you by blowing my heart I mean “harddisk”.
· You can mute the computer whenever you want. What if I wanna watch a film and there is no sound card or sound software!
· It's just easy to turn on a computer. But you will surely hate when there is inconsistancy and you have to wait till it check up the c:, d: …. And then restarts, then again check and then restarts….
· You never have to say sorry, no matter what you do to it. You will feel sorry when you have to replace the motherboard or etc.
· You don't have to give it expensive valentine's gift, New year gifts, birthday gifts and anniversary gifts. You just have to buy antivirus software, operating system software, office software, and other softwares.
· You can upgrade your computer if you are not satisfied with its performance. Also while upgrading the system there will be free pathway to connect to virus and be unlucky to get one.
· Ther's always Ctrl+Alt+Del but sometimes it is of no work as the system manager blocks it like a firewall. That means you either backup the OS files or do new setup.
I mean to say that if you compare computer to valentine then there is no match. I love to have valentine instead of computer.
Just in case there are so many things I can do with my valentine that is only virtual with computer.
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Re: Valentine's Day: Make Your Computer Your Valentine! -
12-02-2007, 05:21 AM
Both of them have their strong points but I think its not a good idea to have it as a valentine. I do love my computer very much but valentine I think it will and always be someone special!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sarensa
Kathmandu Medical College
Sinamangal, Kathmandu
Nepal
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Thats true...
HAVE NONLIVING THINGS AS A VALENTINE WHCH IS MORE THAN LIVING THINGS.
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