When you just know it's going to be one of those days
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Took the cover off the car and it started to rain.
Had Alexa playing Planet Rock, asked to turn off, she wouldn't just kept telling me to mute, she wouldn't be offended!
Opened the lap top, home page has reverted to Bing, despite Google Chrome being set. Can't get it to go to Google.
Dreading what's next.
Had Alexa playing Planet Rock, asked to turn off, she wouldn't just kept telling me to mute, she wouldn't be offended!
Opened the lap top, home page has reverted to Bing, despite Google Chrome being set. Can't get it to go to Google.
Dreading what's next.
Skyedriver said:
Took the cover off the car and it started to rain.
Had Alexa playing Planet Rock, asked to turn off, she wouldn't just kept telling me to mute, she wouldn't be offended!
Opened the lap top, home page has reverted to Bing, despite Google Chrome being set. Can't get it to go to Google.
Dreading what's next.
Had Alexa playing Planet Rock, asked to turn off, she wouldn't just kept telling me to mute, she wouldn't be offended!
Opened the lap top, home page has reverted to Bing, despite Google Chrome being set. Can't get it to go to Google.
Dreading what's next.
What's so bad about Bing? davhill said:
I know it'll be one of those days when I start having trouble with that pesky gravity.
However, saying to the fallen object, "That's right, fall down just to make things more difficult." is counterproductive
even if it is satisfying.
My "oh ok it's going to be one of those days" litmus is carefully washing something up after breakfast, placing it on the drying rack... only for it to fall back in to the sink. However, saying to the fallen object, "That's right, fall down just to make things more difficult." is counterproductive
even if it is satisfying.
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