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StoneChucker
2nd September 2004, 13:05
:sly:

Just wondering where all of you read the forums? At home, Net Cafe or like I suspect, at work while getting paid for it :lol:

Cajun
2nd September 2004, 13:06
:sly:

Just wondering where all of you read the forums? At home, Net Cafe or like I suspect, at work while getting paid for it :lol:

i plead the 5th on that please

(the later is me)

James Deuce
2nd September 2004, 13:06
In the toilet at work.

merv
2nd September 2004, 13:08
Home in the evening and at work during tea breaks and lunch.

Firefight
2nd September 2004, 13:20
Hello Stonechucker,

ah, yes work, home, and have had the odd sneaky look while on hoilday

great places those internet cafes


F/F :wacko:

dhunt
2nd September 2004, 13:25
Can't I choose more than one! I normally read it at work during the day. The evenings/weekends at home or sometimes round at mates.

David

Mongoose
2nd September 2004, 13:27
I am a homeboy I am.
Never fails to amaze me the number of people that read this during work time, I know my luck if i tried that. I would be :buggerd:

Cajun
2nd September 2004, 13:29
I am a homeboy I am.
Never fails to amaze me the number of people that read this during work time, I know my luck if i tried that. I would be :buggerd:

easy to do it when you run the systems dc:<
like i am doing a job for a someone else to get myself $50 to pay for my 4 irdium spark plugs some of it during work hours dc:< and rest at lunch

pete376403
2nd September 2004, 13:34
The poll needs an option for; at home & at work.
that would be me.
But mainly I read at work, as only on dial-up at thome

dhunt
2nd September 2004, 13:36
I am a homeboy I am.
Never fails to amaze me the number of people that read this during work time, I know my luck if i tried that. I would be :buggerd:
Depends on your job. At the moment I'm suppose to be taking phone calls and helping people with computer problems. No problems=Nothing to do so this is where KB comes in.

David

texmo
2nd September 2004, 14:04
I did read it at school but thr first time I did my internet account was baned for using the computers for a non-school activity

Hitcher
2nd September 2004, 14:09
The survey should allow for the ticking of more than one box.

vifferman
2nd September 2004, 14:12
In the toilet at work.Damn! Should have been quicker to look at this thread. I was going to say that!

Now I'm feeling disgruntled, and will need a good gruntling tonight to fix it...

Cajun
2nd September 2004, 14:13
I did read it at school but thr first time I did my internet account was baned for using the computers for a non-school activity

thats why you have to know how to get around there acounts, mmm one reason i wasn't want back at school for 7th form a few years ago

also did the same thing when at tech got around firewalls so free unlimitied net to anything i wanted

Mongoose
2nd September 2004, 14:15
Damn! Should have been quicker to look at this thread. I was going to say that!

Now I'm feeling disgruntled, and will need a good gruntling tonight to fix it...


A good gruntling in the toilet at home?? Most reserve that for the work toilets.

vifferman
2nd September 2004, 14:55
A good gruntling in the toilet at home?? Most reserve that for the work toilets.Gruntling generally has nothing to do with toilets. You're thinking of grunting.
I can see where the confusion arose, give that I referenced both in my last post.

My bad...:Oops:

Mongoose
2nd September 2004, 16:34
Gruntling generally has nothing to do with toilets. You're thinking of grunting.
I can see where the confusion arose, give that I referenced both in my last post.

My bad...:Oops:

Sorry, thought I was making allowances for your speach impedament. :killingme

Zed
2nd September 2004, 23:14
:sly:

Just wondering where all of you read the forums? At home, Net Cafe or like I suspect, at work while getting paid for it :lol:
I'm most comfortable reading/replying at home with no interruptions, etc. I try and only spend time on KB at work during my break times.:wacko: When we went away in August for 3 days, I dialed in using my wifes laptop at the apartment we stayed in but I couldn't really get into it while in holiday mode.

I've never ever been in an Internet Cafe.

Velox
3rd September 2004, 03:03
I usually get into it when I'm waiting for my electric blanket to heat up late at night. But if I've got uni assignments due, I'm on it a lot more often!

LB
3rd September 2004, 05:59
.
.I very very rarely log on at work, we're not really supposed to use our internet at work for personal use.
(And I'm a good girl I am.)

I wake early so I use that time early in the morning to browse/reply etc.

I don't have a modem connection in the toilet. There is often grunting from the toilet, but it's not from me (honestly!)

I have used internet cafes, but usually only to check emails while we're away, I probably wouldn't bother checking KB as it would take too long.

.
.

Motu
3rd September 2004, 07:43
Got Jetstream at work and home now,generaly check out things in the morning and breaks,but I can use the computers anytime I like,so if things are quiet I'll check in more often.

greenhorn
3rd September 2004, 13:09
A good gruntling in the toilet at home?? Most reserve that for the work toilets.

The toilet is an excellent place to read the KB forums as you can "download" at the same time... :)

greenhorn
3rd September 2004, 13:14
I usually rush to the bog quick smart when ive got "Jetsream" :wacko:

Ms Piggy
4th September 2004, 10:32
But if I've got uni assignments due, I'm on it a lot more often!

:2thumbsup Ditto Velox!

I'm usually checking it out at home but, when I'm at work I do too.

Mongoose
4th September 2004, 12:16
The toilet is an excellent place to read the KB forums as you can "download" at the same time... :)

Hmmmmmm, ponders one what "up-loading" in the toilet would be. :Oops: On second thoughts, maybe i just dont want to go there :brick: :apumpin:

SPORK
4th September 2004, 13:51
Hmmmmmm, ponders one what "up-loading" in the toilet would be. :Oops: On second thoughts, maybe i just dont want to go there :brick: :apumpin:
Too true, well, there was this one time when I had a bad case of implosion, and what do I do? Sit on the toilet, not pretty...

Yamahamaman
13th September 2004, 21:50
I believe I have the answer.

There was approximately 180 posts between 24:00 Friday 10th and 06:00 Monday 13th. There have been in excess of 380 posts today (Monday 13th).

Conclusion:
Most contributors use their employers time/internet connection to access this site. :confused2 :shit:

scumdog
14th September 2004, 22:32
At home, mostly at night and sometimes after drinking more booze than is good for me or sensible - and you guys wear it :o :disapint:

Holy Roller
15th September 2004, 05:26
I read it at home mostly cause at the shop it ties up the phone line. Can't get jetstream yet as we have our line rental with clear and telecom won't give it to us unless we change over to them :mad: . I don't have access to a computer with internet access at work So like Lynda I check in before work and on my days off so I get some interesting log in times. Speaking of work I'd beat be off so I'll not be late :spudwave:

jrandom
2nd November 2004, 20:53
I'm going to thread-dredge instead of proliferate, here.

I am an Utter Geek (tm).

I post this as I sit in bed with my new (mmmm) work laptop which conveniently fits into my bungee-able waterproof backpack, connected to the interweb via my home 802.11g wireless network and Jetstream connection.

I just MSNed my wife, who's on the computer in the gargre.

She's not even ten metres away.

Now, where's my pocket protector...

Yamahamaman
2nd November 2004, 21:13
And here's me trying to tunnel into my desktop from my laptop (200mm away) via the internet using a Vodafone Mobile connect card in the Laptop. Unsuccessfully, I might add.

jrandom
2nd November 2004, 21:34
And here's me trying to tunnel into my desktop from my laptop (200mm away) via the internet using a Vodafone Mobile connect card in the Laptop. Unsuccessfully, I might add.

Ain't this wireless technology grand? I feel sorry for our granddaddies, who had to laboriously run strands of copper from device to device.

It brings to mind my dream of a technological future where mobile phones will have voice recognition, enabling text messages to be entered by speech, as well as text-to-speech technology, enabling received messages to be read out in a lifelike voice. Why, one day, things might even advance to the point where we can have a delay of only one or two seconds between voice-entering a text to someone, and their hearing it audibly read out to them!

Isn't Progress an amazing thing?

inlinefour
11th March 2005, 02:38
I dont care where as long as there is beer, as long as theres beer I dont care where...

sels1
4th May 2005, 08:04
All of the above. (except the toilet thing.....dont have a laptop - anyway isnt that what bike mags are for?)

crashe
4th May 2005, 10:36
I check out the KB site from home....

:ride: :ride: :ride: :ride: :ride: :ride: :ride:


Now for those of you with a bad case of grunting going on....
As there seems to be quite a few you with this ailment.
May I suggest, you take a good look at your diet... lol.
Unless of course you happen to suffer from IBS.

Ixion
4th May 2005, 10:43
And here's me trying to tunnel into my desktop from my laptop (200mm away) via the internet using a Vodafone Mobile connect card in the Laptop. Unsuccessfully, I might add.
Works for me :yes:

Ixion
4th May 2005, 10:45
I am a homeboy I am.
Never fails to amaze me the number of people that read this during work time, I know my luck if i tried that. I would be :buggerd:

Privilege of being a sysadmin :niceone:

N4CR
4th May 2005, 12:22
Privilege of being a sysadmin :niceone:

Word :laugh: 'the elite club' heheheh

Biff
4th May 2005, 13:34
Up a tree mostly.

And work.

And at home.

And in the car, when walking/seeking attention etc (PDA or laptop).

I've tried an tinternet cafe - but I find that they overcook the keyboards.

Maximus
4th May 2005, 13:45
I spend most of my time on here whilst at work :whistle: , but do spend some time while @ home, tho my 'missus has a real problem with me being on the computer all the time, so I don't usually go online at home.

Wolf
4th May 2005, 15:11
I spend most of my time on here whilst at work :whistle: , but do spend some time while @ home, tho my 'missus has a real problem with me being on the computer all the time, so I don't usually go online at home.
Hmmmm

piss of the boss reading at work vs piss off the missus reading at home... Who do I have to live with?




Sorry boss, logic is against ya..

Waylander
4th May 2005, 15:14
Sometimes in my room laying in bed, sometimes in the living room watching tv. Sometimes I'm in the garage sitting on my bike. and sometimes you just dont want to know.:msn-wink: The times I'm not on I'm sleeping or job hunting.

Storm
4th May 2005, 15:19
At home , being as I cant score it at work.


Shame on all you buggers being unproductive at work, thats why this country is going to the dogs, etc etc


Can you tell I'm jealous? :bleh:

Maximus
4th May 2005, 15:32
Sometimes in my room laying in bed, sometimes in the living room watching tv. Sometimes I'm in the garage sitting on my bike. and sometimes you just dont want to know.:msn-wink: The times I'm not on I'm sleeping or job hunting.

Im worried that you may "enjoy" this site a bit too much? :laugh:

Waylander
4th May 2005, 15:35
Im worried that you may "enjoy" this site a bit too much? :laugh:
Talkin to the president of KBA you are.

Maximus
4th May 2005, 15:38
Talkin to the president of KBA you are.

hehe, can understand how people get hooked to this site, ive been sitting round all day waiting for the 'missus to get home so we can go to the airport, had a few "too many" to drink, and feeling a little bored. Ive never spent so much time on line as I have today - and Im at home so im paying for it for a change! :mad:

StoneChucker
4th May 2005, 18:04
Well, for me it's way faster to read KB at work, especially when there are a few pages to wade through. Like now for example :msn-wink: Just waiting for "clock-off time", may as well get the reading done, so when I get home I can watch TV instead :devil2: (There's alot on tonight, TV2, 7:30 - 10pm I think).