"Sheenah" <JBCatRB@coldman.com> had some very interesting things to
say about Re: Pet Stories:
>> > Just in case any d*g thing's read your post and now thinks it's
>just
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>I've just tried the link. It's now working. I do not know why links
>don't always work.
Netscape complains that it can't reach that host [and this is a
consistent problem, with other Web connectivity working fine].

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Sheenah - 08 Dec 2004 16:31 GMT
> "Sheenah" <JBCatRB@coldman.com> had some very interesting things to
> Netscape complains that it can't reach that host [and this is a
> consistent problem, with other Web connectivity working fine].
Thanks Seanette :^)
Jeanne, if you are not able to access the site, here's part of it
(there's also photos):
"My name is Jimmy Frost. I've been a long-haul trucker for nearly 15
years, I live in Virginia Beach with my Wife Kimberely and we have 5
cats. Their names are Misty, Serenity, Zoey, Bari and Katcheenia.
"These are my constant feline companions, Zoey and Bari. I've had
Zoey, the Calico/Tortie for just about two years and we got Bari, the
grey and white, on Christmas day, 2003. Both cats came from a group
called Cat Rescue that operates in Hampton Roads. What makes these
cats so special is the fact that they were both rescued from municipal
animal shelters where their chance of finding a new home wasn't very
good. Did you know that animal shelters are the leading cause of death
for companion animals such as dogs and cats? It's a fact and the
reason is there aren't enough homes for all the dogs and cats that
need a good home.
But Zoey and Bari don't have anything to worry about except when their
next meal will be served and when we will get back home!
I like cats becasue in the cold weather, you don't have to walk them
and they're a lot quieter than dogs can be.
I've had both cats on the truck since they were kittens so they're
pretty experienced at traveling the country and each cat has been to
every one of the lower 48 United States! These cats get around!"
This is my current tractor, Crete truck #27326 This truck is my
office, it's my home and it's how I earn my living. The truck is a
2002 Freightliner Century Class S/T. The truck weighs about 33,500
pounds without any cargo in the trailer and loaded up, it can weigh-in
at 80,000 pounds! Inside of the truck, I have all of the gear I need
to make my life on the road as easy as possible. I have tools, maps,
an electric cooler in which to store food like sanwich meat and
soda-pop, I have all my clothes, books and I've also got highly
specialized items like a laptop computer with Wi-Fi High-Speed
Internet access and I've even got routing programs with Global
Positioning capabilities! I don't get lost much, but if I ever do take
a wrong turn, I've got the things I need to find my way! Along with
all of that, I've even got a Television/VCR, a Qualcomm Mobile Data
Terminal that keeps me in touch with my dispatcher and I even have not
one, but two bunks inside! I even have an XM radio to help me
company. So there's a lot more than meets the eye!"
Sheenah
Sheenah - 08 Dec 2004 16:39 GMT
Joyce, I hope you will read my previous post.
Sheenah
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 08 Dec 2004 22:31 GMT
> Joyce, I hope you will read my previous post.
Which one is the previous one? :) The posts don't necessarily arrive at
my server (or anyone's) in the same order they went out.
Thanks,
Joyce
Sheenah - 09 Dec 2004 18:34 GMT
> > Joyce, I hope you will read my previous post.
>
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> Thanks,
> Joyce
The one entitled: Re: Pet Stories (for Jeanne)
Jeanne Hedge - 08 Dec 2004 17:22 GMT
>"Sheenah" <JBCatRB@coldman.com> had some very interesting things to
>say about Re: Pet Stories:
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>Netscape complains that it can't reach that host [and this is a
>consistent problem, with other Web connectivity working fine].
Don't know what it is, but maybe this guy is using one of those code
generators that makes a site exclusive to IE users.
Can anyone using something other than IE see it?
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Marina - 08 Dec 2004 18:49 GMT
>>"Sheenah" <JBCatRB@coldman.com> had some very interesting things to
>>say about Re: Pet Stories:
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>
> Can anyone using something other than IE see it?
I could see it with Firefox.

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jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 09 Dec 2004 00:57 GMT
> Don't know what it is, but maybe this guy is using one of those code
> generators that makes a site exclusive to IE users.
Nope - I still can't access it, and I use IE.
Joyce
Jeanne Hedge - 09 Dec 2004 02:52 GMT
> > Don't know what it is, but maybe this guy is using one of those code
> > generators that makes a site exclusive to IE users.
>
>Nope - I still can't access it, and I use IE.
This is odd. I was able to access it yesterday using IE, today I can't
- I'm getting a "Cannot Find Server" error.
Sounds as if Mr. Trucker's web provider is having trouble.
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> I've just tried the link. It's now working. I do not know why links
> don't always work.
Still not working for me...
Joyce, using IE