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Huy · Dec 9, 2003

I didn't read your post because it was one big paragraph. Just kidding!

I understand about the comprehensiveness, but if it saves another person asking me the same question time and time again, it's a win in my opinion.

I'd rather answer all questions and cover all bases even before questions are raised, so a full understanding is given, instead of a semi-complete picture, which would only raise even more questions for the individual, in the future.

It is a lesson learnt, however, to be succinct and thoughtful in terms of structuring your post/responses.

iambored · Dec 9, 2003

ahh this is bs. tried everything, even msn browser, and i need my e mail before i can ring someone!! *mental note: never trust e mail with dates*. i have now gone and asked msn.

side note that made me laugh: i am signed into messenger on an account which has no contacts on it, yet one of my contacts just popped up online from my other account lol!

thanks for the help

MiSSi · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by Huy
Kinda = did not 'try all that'

I suggested that Missi use alternative pathways eg www.passport.com or even www.msn.com - passport lists many sites which have .NET Passport Integration. I also noted that you can try other sites, not necessarily www.hotmail.com as well as checking your account via the MSN protocol (.NET Messenger Service).

http://www.passport.net/Directory/Default.asp?PPDir=C&lc=3081 [/B]

i did try i even asked my friend to come over and help me out with the problem.

yes huy, suggest the problem after ahah. i'll keep that link in mind for the future incase lol

Huy · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by MiSSi
yes huy, suggest the problem after ahah.

LOL! I'm going to go now... and cry.

But now that you've got it working, that's all that matters - problem solved.

flyin' · Dec 9, 2003

Let me just say, the new hotmail is working and looking much better than the old one.

Winston · Dec 9, 2003

lol MiSSi i think you're really getting mixed up with the words solution and problem

...

MiSSi · Dec 9, 2003

ah shit! how embarressing lol. me just lost eheh

Winston · Dec 9, 2003

lol that's alright as long as Huy understands u, and he doesn't misinterpret what you meant like he did to me, saying that i have a problem, which in fact i do!~

Huy · Dec 9, 2003

Embarrassing would be: Winston looking in the mirror each morning.

(Low blow, I take it back).

Originally posted by flyin'
Let me just say, the new hotmail is working and looking much better than the old one.

I don't like the new buttons and interface/layout. I liked the old one more. Although the streamlined Office 2003 look is very nice, in terms of eye-candy.

Originally posted by Winston
lol that's alright as long as Huy understands u, and he doesn't misinterpret what you meant like he did to me, saying that i have a problem, which in fact i do!~

I've known Missi for about ... 9 years? I don't remember you before Year 4, sorry.

Winston has an (erectile) problem. Just kidding! (or am I?)

MiSSi · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by Huy
I've known Missi for about ... 9 years? I don't remember you before Year 4, sorry.

since yr4? ahah but u been there since kindy yeh?

Winston · Dec 9, 2003

thanks Huy appreciate it.

iambored · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by flyin'
Let me just say, the new hotmail is working and looking much better than the old one.

i like it, i will get used to it, i only have 2 complaints - i can't right click and open a new window, and i can't seem to find a link to compose on the sent notification page

Huy · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by MiSSi
since yr4? ahah but u been there since kindy yeh?

Yep, I didn't notice you, sorry!

Originally posted by Winston
thanks Huy appreciate it.

You're welcome, and don't feel bad because I wasn't serious there.

MiSSi · Dec 9, 2003

ahah its alrite mayb u did but u dont remember?
after all we were all little then lol

Huy · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by MiSSi
ahah its alrite mayb u did but u dont remember?
after all we were all little then lol

Maybe. I wasn't into girls in primary school - it was all about playing games and being a kid (not much has changed

).

We were only 6 to 10. But I definately remember you from the age of 9.

Winston · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by Huy
Maybe. I wasn't into girls in primary school - it was all about playing games and being a kid (not much has changed ).

We were only 6 to 10. But I definately remember you from the age of 9.

so at the age of 9 your hormones started going wild?

MiSSi · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by Winston
so at the age of 9 your hormones started going wild?

ahah thats a crack up. he prob realised the girls cos he was leaving

Huy · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by Winston
so at the age of 9 your hormones started going wild?

I think it was 12 to 14

Originally posted by MiSSi
ahah thats a crack up. he prob realised the girls cos he was leaving

You were my friends, not sexual objects of desire/lust (although...

). I realised girls in Year 6, because of the adjoining primary school.

Years 5-6: All male, catholic education.
Next door: Primary school, K-6 including girls our age.

Years 7-12: All male, catholic education. How I miss the days of K-4 at SHS. Good times, they were.

Winston · Dec 9, 2003

yea wateva Huy, you're just a sex maniac!

Huy · Dec 9, 2003

Originally posted by Winston
yea wateva Huy, you're just a sex maniac!

"Quiet you..."

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