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Posted On: 01/08/2008 23:13:41
Wow my own blog. Who would have ever thought. I bought my first computer in 1988. I had a 10 meg. hard drive and all of 128kb of ram. Had a true floppy drive for the old 5" floppy drives and a 3" floppy drive also. This was just as Windows was coming out. Now I have a computer that is a 3.4Ghz machine with 1 gig of ram and two 200 G hard drives. DVD player and DVD burner. Boy have times changed in terms of computers. Oh yeah first computer couldn't go online with until I bought and added a 5,400 dial up modem. Now have cable modem and there are days that is it way too slow. Just can never be happy.


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From: lisajo
10/29/2005 16:08:57
Come on Ben Write!!! I know you can write something really smart and witty!!! Lets hear it i know you've got it in you tongue.gif


From: lisajo
10/28/2005 17:09:17
LOL Ben! You make your self sound SOOOOOOO Old! But thats ok LOL tongue.gif



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