Vercades
December 29th, 2004, 10:13 AM
Well life has a funny way of kicking you in the face out of no where, here's the story.
I decided to go find a job and work at a grocery store to earn some money and, purchase a computer. So I work for 7-9 months doing very stressful work. Finally the day comes I have enough to buy my computer. I do the best to find the right kind of deal and the computer suited for me. I crash my first computer, the OS dies and I have so many problems with it because I know very little about how to maintain it. For a few months I have no computer its practically dead. Then I finally get the time and money to get it fixed people help me get it back to normal and even upgrade it a little bit, for a price..... Well about 4 months pass by I think life's fine and dandy I learn allot of things the retailer's don't mention to you, and I know how to keep my computer running efficiently.
Then one day, my little brother comes and tells me he's getting a "New" computer. I go what do you mean, he says,"My friend's letting me have his old computer". At first I thought well it must have tons of problems with it and must be low quality stuff. He brings his computer in I look at the spec's on the side of his computer. Everything on it is twice as good as my computer that I suffered so many hardships with. And thats not all, he's in luck that I have enough knowledge and connections to be able to get it running great. So here's the moral of this story.... MORAL??!?! There is no moral, just a really jealous brother. Sometimes I think God has a sick sense of humor. :disgust:
I decided to go find a job and work at a grocery store to earn some money and, purchase a computer. So I work for 7-9 months doing very stressful work. Finally the day comes I have enough to buy my computer. I do the best to find the right kind of deal and the computer suited for me. I crash my first computer, the OS dies and I have so many problems with it because I know very little about how to maintain it. For a few months I have no computer its practically dead. Then I finally get the time and money to get it fixed people help me get it back to normal and even upgrade it a little bit, for a price..... Well about 4 months pass by I think life's fine and dandy I learn allot of things the retailer's don't mention to you, and I know how to keep my computer running efficiently.
Then one day, my little brother comes and tells me he's getting a "New" computer. I go what do you mean, he says,"My friend's letting me have his old computer". At first I thought well it must have tons of problems with it and must be low quality stuff. He brings his computer in I look at the spec's on the side of his computer. Everything on it is twice as good as my computer that I suffered so many hardships with. And thats not all, he's in luck that I have enough knowledge and connections to be able to get it running great. So here's the moral of this story.... MORAL??!?! There is no moral, just a really jealous brother. Sometimes I think God has a sick sense of humor. :disgust: