[Sister Noddy]

Re: R u as fed up...

I suppose I am not a "true" nomad, if we must use such radical terms ...

... I never said we stayed in lavish hotels, just places with plumbing and power ...

... I guess we aren't "true" nomads after all, but we don't live stationary lifestyles

A most interesting description of your exotic and unusual lifestyle, Shehijab honey!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: R u as fed up...

Ok so I was right on the pitty part, your not a nomad. Travelling the Sahara doesn't make you a nomad so please don't use pitty terms. What is the type of laptop dp you have? Brand and model number please. I'd really like to know what laptop lasts for so long with so much use?

That's kind of personal, don't you think? Shouldn't you be more concerned with your immortal soul?

[lady_c]

Re: R u as fed up...

Hey, just exposing a liar and he had it coming. Yes he! No female aspects about him!
Can you ban me already Zeke!

[Sister Noddy]

Re: R u as fed up...

Hey, just exposing a liar and he had it coming. Yes he! No female aspects about him!

Can you ban me already Zeke!

Our GODLY pastors don't ban people until Jesus says it's time, sinner!

[Scheherazade]

Re: R u as fed up...

Hey, just exposing a liar and he had it coming. Yes he! No female aspects about him!
Can you ban me already Zeke!

I've already exposed myself as a liar, and if you must know, I use a Sony VAIO VGN-TX27GP.

Turning off the luminescent screen and running minimal programs ensures slightly longer life, and I will concede that we do tend to stay somewhat near towns.

Finally, multiple replacement batteries is a smart investment. I have a few extras to fall back on. Given my lifestyle, we must adapt however we can.

My lifestyle may not sound difficult, but I imagine you have it better than I.

[Mr Godwin]

Re: R u as fed up...

I've already exposed myself as a liar, and if you must know, I use a Sony VAIO VGN-TX27GP.

Turning off the luminescent screen and running minimal programs ensures slightly longer life, and I will concede that we do tend to stay somewhat near towns.

Finally, multiple replacement batteries is a smart investment. I have a few extras to fall back on. Given my lifestyle, we must adapt however we can.

My lifestyle may not sound difficult, but I imagine you have it better than I

One certainly does learn how to be conservative when traveling about in the deserts of Egypt, doesn't one. I'm impressed, that's what. It's impressing.

[lady_c]

Re: R u as fed up...

Expensive laptop for a poor person? I'll admitt battery life on those are 8.5 hours so that part of your defense is plausable. Another question.... how do you get your internet access? The hotels you stay in can't be all bad as you say if they allow internet access? Seriously! drop the act!

[Scheherazade]

Re: R u as fed up...

Expensive laptop for a poor person? I'll admitt battery life on those are 8.5 hours so that part of your defense is plausable. Another question.... how do you get your internet access? The hotels you stay in can't be all bad as you say if they allow internet access? Seriously! drop the act!

What act?

Yes, I will concede again that I do not live as a "true" nomad. If I've acknowledged my defeat and given you what you want, why do you continue to attack me?

You seem to be interested in my personal life a great deal, Ms. C. What I have done to earn this ire, I don't know or understand, but I'll continue to try to mend this.

I never said the hotels weren't bad, I said they weren't lavish. They're just normal hotels, not expensive suites or anything.

As for how I access the internet while not in a hotel, I use one of those routers that you insert into the laptop itself, allowing it to pick up signals from towns or cities.

Yes, I did state that my family was very poor in my other thread, but I will concede that we are able to afford certain luxuries such as my laptop or hotel stays. Other than hotel visits, food, water, hygienic products, or any other necessities, we don't spend much.

What more could you want from me?

[Sister Noddy]

Re: R u as fed up...

What act?

What more could you want from me?

Of course you use a good computer and a router and wireless internet, while plodding along on the dunes high up on camelback!

You shouldn't pay that Lady C person any mind, you shouldn't care what she thinks, she hasn't got nice manners like yours, Shehera!

[Scheherazade]

Re: R u as fed up...

Of course you use a good computer and a router and wireless internet, while plodding along on the dunes high up on camelback!

You shouldn't pay that Lady C person any mind, you shouldn't care what she thinks, she hasn't got nice manners like yours, Shehera!

Thank you, Ms. Noddy, but I strive to avoid having a strained relationship with any possible friends here.....

Forgive me, but I never use my computer while on my camel. There's the risk of it falling to the sand. I use it whenever we rest.

I will concede to Ms. C yet again and say that we actually are hardly nomads at all. We stay a distance from towns and cities and travel to the next, then we will actually go and spend a night or two in an affordable hotel. We spend most of our nights in campsites we set up. Yes, I was slightly dishonest in that aspect.

It goes to show I still have a lot of work to do. I confessed my large lie, but here I am attempting a minor one. Thank you for opening my eyes, Ms. C.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

Re: R u as fed up...

Expensive laptop for a poor person? I'll admitt battery life on those are 8.5 hours so that part of your defense is plausable. Another question.... how do you get your internet access? The hotels you stay in can't be all bad as you say if they allow internet access? Seriously! drop the act!

You are a fool and a troll, lady_c, the Wi-Fi distance record is now 237 miles.

http://www.engadget.com/2007/06/19/venezuelans-set-new-wifi-distance-record-237-miles/

A parabolic antenna can be made from primitive materials and some scrap aluminum foil.