[Ag-eq] {Spam?} The BlanchRanch Bulletin for October 2016
Jody ianuzzi
thunderwalker321 at gmail.com
Mon Nov 7 23:03:13 UTC 2016
Hi Jewel,
This is Spence is killing me, did you get your iPhone fixed ?
I think Guideon is really a human being and a dog suit. I swear you should get a video of him on your exercise machine and posted on YouTube!
Jody
New phone number
603 757-9933
thunderwalker321 at gmail.com
50 Years of Star Trek!
Live Long and Prosper!
> On Nov 7, 2016, at 4:23 AM, Jewel via Ag-eq <ag-eq at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
>
> I was, happily, sitting here, a few nights ago, playing my game, when Apple broke in and announced
> that
> there would be an update installed on my phone at some ungodly hour the following morning but if I
> had my
> phone connected to the power, Apple would do it, all on its own, so my rest need not be interrupted.
> I thought that Apple was planning to install an updated version of iAssociate, which was the game I
> was playing, so I did as I was bid and when I turned the phone on in the morning, I was instructed
> to
> "place finger", "place finger where or on what?" was my query to which there was no reply, so I
> placed my
> finger on the home button and the phone responded with a buzz. "Lift finger" was the next
> instruction, and this went on for hours: with my placing my finger and then lifting it. I
> exaggerate! I am sure that it was a minute or two short of an hour or so, then I got the message:
> "Change grip; photo shows person holding the phone in the right hand with thumb on home button.
> For crying out loud, if it wanted me to place my thumb on the home button, why did it say "Place *
> finger"?
> Anyway, after placing my * thumb on the home button, I discovered that what I had been, unknowingly,
> setting up was touch id, which is the very last thing I want, and then it came to entering a
> passcode, which seems to be different to a password.
> However, after applying the mighty Blanch brain to the question, I worked out that it was a 4/6
> digit number that was being
>
> asked for, so, to this end, I typed in a string of digits, but, when I went to enter it so as to be
> able to get out of the
>
> setup screen and to settings to disable the nonsense, it seems that the string of digits I had
> entered differed, markedly,
>
> to the string of digits I had cemented in the mighty aforementioned.
> I tried every method known to mankind to get around this anti-theft lock, but I couldn't which, of
> course, is just what it
>
> should be because if one could get around it, what would be its use? It would be akin to having an
> impregnable safe and
>
> then leaving the key in the lock.
> My tame computer expert put on his Apple iPhone hat and as he uses a Samsung Galaxy, is not that of
> an * expert, who said
>
> that he would have a look at it and see what he could do.
> I left the phone out in the mailbox for Cody to collect, but when Pearl, my homehelp, came in a
> little while later, she
>
> said that, in front of the hone, there was a small blue egg with white spots.
> I am prepared to take an oath that there was no egg in the mailbox when I placed the phone there?
> What bird lays a small
>
> blue egg with white spots on it and, to boot, in a bare metal mailbox?
> There is a male blackbird around here who I swear, has befriended me because he is wherever I am,
> and seems to fly from
>
> perch to perch, following me as I move around the section.
> Did he pick up an egg out of his mate's nest and put it in the mailbox as a gift? after I had left
> the phone out there!
>
> or is what I have always believed was a usb slot in the bottom of the phone, in reality, an
> ovipossitor for the long-
>
> believed-to-be-extinct fiercesome Phonosaurus Maximus?
> Several hours later: Sad to report the long-believed-to-be-extinct Phonosaurus Maximus is, no
> longer, the long-believed-
>
> extinct Phonosaurus Maximus but is now the quite-definitely-extinct Phonosaurus Maximus and the
> final blow to its existence
>
> was brought about in this fashion.
> The mail person arrived at my mailbox bearing a parcel from the United States of America which, by
> employing much artefice
>
> and subterfuge, I had, eventually, got out of the aforesaid to my address in God's Own, and once
> having arrived at my
>
> mailbox, the mail person had then dumped the parcel right on top of the precious egg! See how easy
> it is to annihilate a
>
> species!!
> Now, leaving the world of locked iPhones etc, let me tell you about some of Guideon's goings-on.
> I was standing at the table getting his dinner ready, when the table began to shake! *** EARTHQUAKE
> *** was my first
>
> thought, but then it struck me that the rest of the wooden house wasn't creaking as one would expect
> it to do in an
>
> earthquake and the shaking seemed to be going on for a, prodigiously, long time and was very
> regular, and then another
>
> thought struck me, and I reached to where my PowerFit machine is which is on the floor at the end of
> the table, and there
>
> was Guideon, having turned it on, happily bouncing up and down on it. He loves the machine and does
> seem to know just
>
> where to put his paw to start it going.
> I was listening to The Chaser, Australia" this morning and one of the questions was: "In one of
> Juliette's speeches in
>
> Romeo and Juliette, she says "Romeo, Oh Romeo! wherefore are thou!" what does wherefore mean?"
> Aloud I said "where are
>
> you?" and Guideon pushed his nose into my hand, obviously saying to me, "Here I am!".
>
> Well, I think that that is all for this BRB.
>
> Jewel
>
>
>
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