> Just keep saying it. Over and over. Even when she breaks the "T" key
> completely off your key board so that now all you have is a little rubber
> nubby. I'm hoping I can just buy another "T" and not have to get a whole new
> keyboard. Gagh. Why did it have to be the t. Why not X or Z??
>> Just keep saying it. Over and over. Even when she breaks the "T" key
>> completely off your key board so that now all you have is a little rubber
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> with
> an L that is silent as opposed to an L that is noisy and does not work.
OK, now I have two nubby keys. But that's ok. What's worse is Grant just
threw up some blood. Soooooo, that puts things in perspective. *sigh*
Believe I will be taking tomorrow off and taking Grant to the vet and the
computer to the shop.
Marina - 14 Feb 2005 05:04 GMT
> OK, now I have two nubby keys. But that's ok. What's worse is Grant just
> threw up some blood. Soooooo, that puts things in perspective. *sigh*
> Believe I will be taking tomorrow off and taking Grant to the vet and the
> computer to the shop.
Purrs for Grant to be OK (and purrs for your keyboard, too).

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mlbriggs - 14 Feb 2005 06:25 GMT
>>> Just keep saying it. Over and over. Even when she breaks the "T" key
>>> completely off your key board so that now all you have is a little rubber
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> Believe I will be taking tomorrow off and taking Grant to the vet and the
> computer to the shop.
Gee, I hope he didn't swollow the T ....MLB
Karen Chuplis - 14 Feb 2005 14:22 GMT
>>>> Just keep saying it. Over and over. Even when she breaks the "T" key
>>>> completely off your key board so that now all you have is a little rubber
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>
:) No, I have the "T". And I got the Z back on!! No, I'm afraid there is
something else going on. He threw up this am but there was no blood in it.
He ate again, but he has been doing the lip licking naseau thing all
morning. We have a 1:30 appt. I am just praying it is just hair.
Sam Nash - 15 Feb 2005 03:06 GMT
>>>>> Just keep saying it. Over and over. Even when she breaks the "T" key
>>>>> completely off your key board so that now all you have is a little
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> He ate again, but he has been doing the lip licking naseau thing all
> morning. We have a 1:30 appt. I am just praying it is just hair.
Purrs that it wasn't anything major with Grant.
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe
Kreisleriana - 14 Feb 2005 15:08 GMT
>>> Just keep saying it. Over and over. Even when she breaks the "T" key
>>> completely off your key board so that now all you have is a little rubber
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>Believe I will be taking tomorrow off and taking Grant to the vet and the
>computer to the shop.
Make sure you don't take the puter to the vet and the cat to the shop.
It really could happen. ;)
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Adrian - 15 Feb 2005 13:12 GMT
>>> Just keep saying it. Over and over. Even when she breaks the "T" key
>>> completely off your key board so that now all you have is a little
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> *sigh* Believe I will be taking tomorrow off and taking Grant to the
> vet and the computer to the shop.
Purrs that Grant will be OK. You can replace a keyboard, you can never
replace a cat.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.
Tanada - 15 Feb 2005 16:00 GMT
> OK, now I have two nubby keys. But that's ok. What's worse is Grant just
> threw up some blood. Soooooo, that puts things in perspective. *sigh*
> Believe I will be taking tomorrow off and taking Grant to the vet and the
> computer to the shop.
Probably too late, but purrs and well wishes for Grant to feel better
soon. As for the keyboard. I figure that Dave Yehuddah was responsible
for me doing comparison pricing on keyboards at Staples. I usually
spent about $25 for a new one. I went through four of them thanks to
Dave. I spent the most fun $100 in my life because of that man....
Pam S. still smiling and chuckling at Dave Y
Karen - 15 Feb 2005 16:13 GMT
> > OK, now I have two nubby keys. But that's ok. What's worse is Grant just
> > threw up some blood. Soooooo, that puts things in perspective. *sigh*
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>
> Pam S. still smiling and chuckling at Dave Y
Oh it's not too late. I'm at work wondering how the poor boy is doing. He
had to go back for todays round of hunt the problem.
I found a place online that sells individual keys for a Mac iBook. This
place is great and has VERY inexpensive refurbished Macs too. If anyone is
interested it is http://www.wegenermedia.com/ and by golly, I ordered it
yesterday and it shipped last night!
Seanette Blaylock - 16 Feb 2005 03:04 GMT
Tanada <tanada@nospamearthlink.net> had some very interesting things
to say about Re: I love my cat:
>Probably too late, but purrs and well wishes for Grant to feel better
>soon. As for the keyboard. I figure that Dave Yehuddah was responsible
>for me doing comparison pricing on keyboards at Staples. I usually
>spent about $25 for a new one. I went through four of them thanks to
>Dave. I spent the most fun $100 in my life because of that man....
>Pam S. still smiling and chuckling at Dave Y
You can get keyboards for $5 at Fry's. :-)

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>Same thing with my IBM laptop. The "L" stopped working. That's worse than a
>"T" - not sure how much worse. I was so made I just stomped on that L and it's
>been working fine, just does not make a click sound anymore but I can live with
>an L that is silent as opposed to an L that is noisy and does not work.
Out of interest, why is an L worse than a T, since T is the commoner
letter in English?

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Treeline - 14 Feb 2005 22:58 GMT
> >Same thing with my IBM laptop. The "L" stopped working. That's worse than a
> >"T" - not sure how much worse. I was so made I just stomped on that L and it's
> >been working fine, just does not make a click sound anymore but I can live with
> >an L that is silent as opposed to an L that is noisy and does not work.
>Out of interest, why is an L worse than a T, since T is the commoner letter in
English?
Because my right hand rests on the keyboard and in typist fashion, my ring
finger is on the L key.
I use the L key a great deal. Things like l)oad or so it seems for some of my
keyboard shortcuts.
Although Samuel Morse [code] orginally deduced that T is more common than L by
looking at the typesets of printers, this may not be the case for my particular
needs. What works for the commoner does not work for me.
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Karen Chuplis - 15 Feb 2005 00:56 GMT
>>> Same thing with my IBM laptop. The "L" stopped working. That's worse than a
>>> "T" - not sure how much worse. I was so made I just stomped on that L and
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> particular
> needs. What works for the commoner does not work for me.
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Luckily I found a place on line that sells just the keys. Apple doesn't!
They would make you buy a whole new stinkin' keyboard. I'd live with the
rubber nubby for a while before that.
OU812? - 15 Feb 2005 03:22 GMT
> Luckily I found a place on line that sells just the keys. Apple doesn't!
> They would make you buy a whole new stinkin' keyboard. I'd live with the
> rubber nubby for a while before that.
If you visit places like Goodwill, you can often find keyboards for less
than five dollars.
Kristy
Karen Chuplis - 15 Feb 2005 03:44 GMT
>> Luckily I found a place on line that sells just the keys. Apple doesn't!
>> They would make you buy a whole new stinkin' keyboard. I'd live with the
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>
> Kristy
Unfortunately not iBook keboards. I found a place on line though. Already on
its way.