mbrucie

So where do you live in Canuckville? Bruce

It's called networking. Bruce

Ida Lupino. Note. I am 34. Ken, you have way too much time on your hands Bruce

Sounds great...secret handshakes, passwords, a lodge etc. BOAZ

Just too logical... Bruce

Fear of catching bird flu has prompted some Cambodians to give up eating chicken. The newspaper, Light of Cambodia, reports fresh rat is fetching a premium at local markets. Villagers catch the rodents in nearby rice fields and sell them for up 35 cents each. One vendor reports selling 130 pounds of rat meat a day. Apparently booze helps. The paper reports the rat meat is often eaten as a snack while drinking. (Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) Well I'll have Rattus Norvegicus on a skewer, Black Death be buggered...... Bruce

Snowbird....That Norton is a great machine. So is your location...Magic memories of summer bike trips when I lived there...Too damn iffy between October and May. Bruce

Totally agree, Ad-Aware is a must if you have cable or ASDL hookup. Also worth looking into is RegVac....Sorts out all kinds of registry problems...Just put it into NOVICE mode, and run it. You can find it through Google. Download the evaluation version, I am told that it keeps running after 30 days, I have had it for 3 weeks, so don't know. For computer problems, have a boo at www.computing.net Bruce

Right on Pete. Too many dumb-ass polls. Brucie

Hello, I am hoping somebody out there can help me. I have Norton Internet security installed on my computer. Everything works fine. When the program gives me an alert (unauthorized access, or whatever), all I get is the IP address. My question.....Is there a database that the hoi poli can access to find out the geographical location of an IP address. I can't find the answer in Norton Internet (I'm not very bright). Any help much appreciated. Brucie