We're ba-ack!

We are now back online and once again able to communicate with the outside world. After deciding the other day that all the people at Utopia are complete morons, I decide to repent when three vans full of repairmen showed up at our apartment this morning. They were even here before 9:30--simply amazing! They fiddled with things for a while and then declared things fixed. I picked up the phone, and they were! I called my dad on his cellphone and he was delighted as well. So now we are back in the real world and I can return to wasting my time on the internet. Hallelujah!

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Cricket said…
YEAH!!!!! Curse and praise Technology!!
11/25/2005 9:33 PM
Tolkien Boy said…
Welcome back to the real world. Except it's fake. And welcome back to communication with us.

When you said "the guys at Utopia were morons" I read "Mormons" and I thought - Oh, if Moore had any idea...
11/26/2005 3:30 PM
FoxyJ said…
Yeah, I know that Utopia doesn't mean what most people think it means, and I think that the guys who decided to name it that forgot that it really means "no place". I think this whole thing was revenge by Moore from beyond the grave.
11/26/2005 11:14 PM
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