*Is puzzled by this new "Update Journal"*
Sep. 23rd, 2004 07:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
crossover_chickThey seem to be changing things a lot here. *shrug* Whatever.
Another day at the bookstore. No customers per say -- just a bunch of looky-loos that were all upset about us leaving, but didn't actually buy anything. -.- We have 80,000 books to pack -- make our jobs easier and buy a few off us.
-D: At least you finished off science fiction.-
*nodnod* And we started on mystery paperbacks. We have a week to completely clean out the store, luckily. Cleaning out sci-fi also gave me a small "plot bunny" (where on EARTH did that term come from?) involving a version of you meeting Jules Verne.
-VD,VD2,D: WRITE. NOW.-
-M,VM,J,VJ: *laugh* I think you touched on something, Vic.-
Hehehe, give me a decent plot for it and I'll see what I can do.
-D: Boys, start pondering.-
-VJ: I thought you wouldn't have any time for writing now that you've bought Sims 2.-
-.-#
-VJ: *worried* What did I say? I was happy for you.-
It's all right, not your fault. But I can't play it.
-D: *surprised* I thought your specifications checked out.-
Oh, no, install went fine. I got some great scores on the matching/trivia game. But I had to update DirectX to get the darn thing to install, and now it can't find any compatible "graphics adapters." I think that means my video card may not be up to snuff -- the one weak spot in our system. *sigh* And I wanted to play, too! I've got the Prima Guide and everything! Watching all those videos spoiled me. ,-.-
-VD: Too bad. At least you've still got your regular Sims.-
Yeah, that's a plus. I can still play that.
-M: *a little puzzled* I thought --
Room issue was satisfied Marty, most of Sims 2 is on my D drive instead of the C one. Might as well use the space, right?
-M: *nodnod* Sorry, modern computers kinda confuse me. Back in 1985, we've barely heard of the Internet.-
-AT: And in 2030, we're not exactly concerned with computer games.-
Damn, I was hoping you could help. You are a highly-advanced robot.
-AT: Just write that fic that has me getting Oasis.-
Another day at the bookstore. No customers per say -- just a bunch of looky-loos that were all upset about us leaving, but didn't actually buy anything. -.- We have 80,000 books to pack -- make our jobs easier and buy a few off us.
-D: At least you finished off science fiction.-
*nodnod* And we started on mystery paperbacks. We have a week to completely clean out the store, luckily. Cleaning out sci-fi also gave me a small "plot bunny" (where on EARTH did that term come from?) involving a version of you meeting Jules Verne.
-VD,VD2,D: WRITE. NOW.-
-M,VM,J,VJ: *laugh* I think you touched on something, Vic.-
Hehehe, give me a decent plot for it and I'll see what I can do.
-D: Boys, start pondering.-
-VJ: I thought you wouldn't have any time for writing now that you've bought Sims 2.-
-.-#
-VJ: *worried* What did I say? I was happy for you.-
It's all right, not your fault. But I can't play it.
-D: *surprised* I thought your specifications checked out.-
Oh, no, install went fine. I got some great scores on the matching/trivia game. But I had to update DirectX to get the darn thing to install, and now it can't find any compatible "graphics adapters." I think that means my video card may not be up to snuff -- the one weak spot in our system. *sigh* And I wanted to play, too! I've got the Prima Guide and everything! Watching all those videos spoiled me. ,-.-
-VD: Too bad. At least you've still got your regular Sims.-
Yeah, that's a plus. I can still play that.
-M: *a little puzzled* I thought --
Room issue was satisfied Marty, most of Sims 2 is on my D drive instead of the C one. Might as well use the space, right?
-M: *nodnod* Sorry, modern computers kinda confuse me. Back in 1985, we've barely heard of the Internet.-
-AT: And in 2030, we're not exactly concerned with computer games.-
Damn, I was hoping you could help. You are a highly-advanced robot.
-AT: Just write that fic that has me getting Oasis.-
