I'am too lazy to get up and get a new one. I like this chair! What will one do?

 

Mouse battery??

 

Wireless mouse/keyboard owns joo

 

Surfing from the back porch again?

 

lol, go buy one with a little station to keep it there. it recharges it!

 

LOL @ Back porch

Thats actually my picture table. Eveything that I take pics of is probably on that table. BTW, if you still have corded stuff, get rid of it! Wireless rocks.

 

Cordless costs more, the batteries run out in the middle of running photoshop, especially when you use them often, wireless signals can get interfered with, wireless generally is as accurate for graphics AND MORE

Plus, if I don't have one it isn't worth having j/k! Anyhow I just prefer corded mice.

And I also see that you got up out of your chair finally

 

I had to get up, my @$$ was starting to sweat

I guess your right but its cool having friends over. I take my keyboard step outside and then when they think they are alone I blast the music as loud as I can through my computer. They jump up. Its very funny actually!

 

lol. my mouse never moves, so i just have the plane old ball and chain mouse.

 

Get the all in one wireless.

Sony C1 picture book, with the extra capacity battery.

Surf from anywhere in the house, garage, and patio for like 6 hours without a re-charge.

Got to hit the can, no problem I can still reply to electrical questions while doing that too Now the question being, how many posts have been from the bathroom ?? D

 

.... posts from the bathroom

 

I guess it beats reading the magazines while on the pot

 

I forgot that the wireless keyboards and mouse used batteries. When I first read that, I was thinking about regular ones that use the power from the computer. Duh!!

 

Get off the mouse and stand beside it holding a tiny pair of jumper cables.

When you see another mouse coming down the road, wave your arms over your head but, smile and try to look friendly or they won't stop.

 

ROTLMAO

BTW : Like the new and improved title :
Still just a simple goat herder (that passes bad checks)