I didn't get a single thing out of the Refresh-a-thon, but that was a damned fun day.
"And the message is clear: if we want Jack White as our hero, he will entertain, but not pander. We have to accept all his flaws, whims, caprices and manias as a critical, sometimes uncomfortable, part of the contract."
JonnyH wrote:Damned fun 3 days! I remember going to bed and closing my eyes and seeing the damned shop page burned into my eyelids.
Absolutely true! I kept at it all 3 days, solid. and felt like the page was burned into my retinas for some time. Also, felt like I was losing my mind, for sure. haha.
Aaaaaaand, I'd do it again, right now, if I could.
bkramer10 wrote:Took a few days to break that f5 habit
Truth. I would automatically just refresh button pages in the middle of reading them. Got a Dex Romweber B&B and the Black Belles censored cover. Those were the days.
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“I’M GONNA KILL MY BROTHER JACK
I’M GONNA KILL MY BROTHER JACK
I’M GONNA STAB HIM RIGHT IN THE BACK
PUT HIM IN THIS HOLE
AND HE’LL NEVER COME BACK
‘MEMBER THAT?”
Aquamarine wrote:I have a computer. It has an f5 button. When I press it, nothing whatsoever happens. I'm not cut out for this.
But you've also got a mouse and the little 'refresh' icon on your browser tab, so sure you are!!
"And the message is clear: if we want Jack White as our hero, he will entertain, but not pander. We have to accept all his flaws, whims, caprices and manias as a critical, sometimes uncomfortable, part of the contract."
Aquamarine wrote:I have a computer. It has an f5 button. When I press it, nothing whatsoever happens. I'm not cut out for this.
get yurself a new keyboard
or try pressing the "fn" key at the same time as f5...
I don't have one of those. The f5 button also doesn't have an icon on it saying it's supposed to do anything. It's like a whole other computer world.
Got a refresh icon that can be clicked on?
"And the message is clear: if we want Jack White as our hero, he will entertain, but not pander. We have to accept all his flaws, whims, caprices and manias as a critical, sometimes uncomfortable, part of the contract."