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Old 10-27-2008, 07:10 PM   #36
Alisa
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We both fight over who's going to hide from the relatives with computer-related questions. At least with my relatives it's usually a genuine problem; with some of his it's because they don't believe in anti virus and wonder why their PCs break every 6 months or so.
Pretty much every time I visit my family there's tech support to be done. My favorite is when my dad calls and says, "A window came up and I hit ok and now it doesn't work." *sigh* He's not stupid. He's actually quite intelligent yet somehow when it comes to computers, it's like something in him shorts out.
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