today is 9/02/10

[Tuesday Afternoon]

Good Morning :donut:


:yoiks:

[Kali]

1. mornin'

:beer: <<== tall travel cup of coffee

[Tuesday Afternoon]

2. oh, yes...

it could be coffee. Black coffee, I guess. ;)

I never watched 90210, did you?

[Kali]

7. no and I'm a total doofus

didn't get why you laughed at all, just thought maybe you had been up real late or something:rofl:

was headed out to feed and go for a little walk and didn't want to use the donut pic

I'm TRYING, dammit:cry:
(to lose some poundage)

[Tuesday Afternoon]

12. I am right there with you ...

frakkin DIETS :grr:

[pokerfan]

3. Happy Birthday, dearest Internet!

On this date in 1969, in what some regard as the birth of the Internet, two connected computers at the University of California, Los Angeles, passed test data through a 15-foot cable.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jhZfSZI4djl_MxnRykC5lZzlBMYQD9HVI2K80

[Tuesday Afternoon]

4. the first email?

heh.

[pokerfan]

5. We don't really have our 'Mr. Watson, Come here' moment

Media outlets seem to have settled on October 29 as the official birthday of the Internet. This date has been chosen because it's the day that Leonard Kleinrock at the University of California-Los Angeles sent a message over a two-computer network (the other end being a computer at Stanford Research Institute) with Charley Kline manning the UCLA keyboard and Bill Duvall on the Stanford site. It's worth noting that the computer carrying the first ever transmission on the Internet ("LOGIN") crashed after only two letters ("LO"). I believe that Kline actually typed an "L" for the third letter (instead of "G") and in a fit of future-sensing self-sacrifice, executed a core dump all over the floor.

Some may point out that on September 2, 1969, two computers were connected with a 15-foot cable and passed data back and forth. That was a precursor to the networking that happened a month later, but is not generally regarded as the birth of the Internet. Just as neither the first email message (1971) nor the first web browser (1993) are considered the birth of the Internet.

http://www.evolt.org/node/62307

[MorningGlow]

6. Bet it was the brazillion joke n/t

[pokerfan]

17. or a rick-roll (nt)

[cwydro]

8. Good morning.

Ugh.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

9. ugh? you need coffee -

:donut:

and a hug

:hug:

:hi:

[Swede]

10. Good morning.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

13. that is a Big cuppa

Hey Swede :hi:

[Swede]

15. Hey Tuesday!

Is Earl gonna rain on you att all?

[Tuesday Afternoon]

16. too soon to tell, really

I am pretty far from it, thank goodness. Ruined a lot of friends Labor Day vacations though.

[bikebloke]

11. There will be another...

in a hundred years, if you miss today for some reason. :)

[Tuesday Afternoon]

14. funny how that happens

;)

:hi: