I get to sit in the help desk for about four and a half hours every weekday and do basically nothing but laugh at people and occasionally be “helpful”. In return, I recieve “service hours” and don’t have to do AP homework or hang out at my house for the better part of the day. Soon they’ll realize that I’m not actually doing anything, but until then I’ll hang out and eat Mr. Woods’ celery and pretend to be better than everyone who doesn’t have a “job”.
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hey, chip. you might remember me as one of kate’s friends – i spoke to you over last weekend about my laptop. i’d like to ask you a few questions. what’s your email address?
or maybe i’ll just ask you here. is this a “blog”? wow. i think i’m a blog virgin. anyway… you’re aware that i’ve got a problem with my computer. i don’t want to drop the problem on someone else’s shoulders, because no.1, that’s a sh%$#y thing to do, and i figure that i’m smart enough to get it fixed myself, but i need outside help. what i need to do first is find out if indeed the hard drive is broken, or if it’s an OS problem. How would i go about figuring that one out? should i attempt to start the computer from an OS on a CD, something like Knoppix? do you think i’ll be able to access and remove information from the hard drive that way? am i in danger of wiping the hard drive clean by attempting to do so?