Comments on: Emailing England http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/ Don't feed or spank the monkey Tue, 07 Feb 2012 12:40:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: victor http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7882 victor Tue, 31 May 2005 20:12:22 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7882 all mums loves solitaire xD ur mum is funny i like her all mums loves solitaire xD
ur mum is funny i like her

]]> By: Matt Robin http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7861 Matt Robin Sun, 29 May 2005 18:18:42 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7861 Sweet! My mum is like that too with all sorts of things...the trouble is, once she's worked out how to do something new - she then takes it too far and gos out of control! *Laughs* Text-messaging on her phone would be a prime example: she was useless with it at first, and now she's embraced that awful 'text-language' gibberish...and none of it makes sense! I frequently have to phone my mum back to ask her what she actually put in her text to me...which sort of defeats the whole communication concept. Mums are so funny! Your post caught my attention because I'm actually IN England! :) Sweet! My mum is like that too with all sorts of things…the trouble is, once she’s worked out how to do something new – she then takes it too far and gos out of control! *Laughs*

Text-messaging on her phone would be a prime example: she was useless with it at first, and now she’s embraced that awful ‘text-language’ gibberish…and none of it makes sense! I frequently have to phone my mum back to ask her what she actually put in her text to me…which sort of defeats the whole communication concept. Mums are so funny!

Your post caught my attention because I’m actually IN England! :)

]]> By: Callum http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7860 Callum Sun, 29 May 2005 15:19:29 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7860 My dad was all a flutter last night because he needed to send an e-mail to Germany... I explained - as did you - that it was fairly simple ect. It was his response that made my mind boggle: <blockquote>"I thought it went somewhere <i> else </i>first."</blockquote>oh, parents. My dad was all a flutter last night because he needed to send an e-mail to Germany… I explained – as did you – that it was fairly simple ect. It was his response that made my mind boggle:
“I thought it went somewhere else first.”

oh, parents.

]]> By: Kitta http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7842 Kitta Thu, 26 May 2005 18:40:34 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7842 Kayhadrin, my mother even rings me from work instead of ringing the network tech's that are paid to keep the company's computers up and running. Becca, aww crap, and I was all set to do London. Phil Sherry, so does mine, I think it's a hobby they have. Reneé, she is adorable, when she's excited her eyes get wide and she acts like a 5 year old on Christmas morning. So cute. Chris, no she wouldn't she knows that people read my blog, whenever she says anything funny I always say "so blogging that". Gregster, no I don't think acupuncture on an enlarged lymph node is a good idea, nor would it really do anything and might cause infection. Marie, no matter how many time I tell my mum, she always tipple clicks on everything. It's like she thinks clicking it a few more times will make thing load faster. Maddie, yep it's all about the monkey. AsharEdith, I once observed my mother trying to explain blogging to other, it was hilarious, she had to get me to come over and explain it after 5 minutes of confusion. Kayhadrin, my mother even rings me from work instead of ringing the network tech’s that are paid to keep the company’s computers up and running.

Becca, aww crap, and I was all set to do London.

Phil Sherry, so does mine, I think it’s a hobby they have.

Reneé, she is adorable, when she’s excited her eyes get wide and she acts like a 5 year old on Christmas morning. So cute.

Chris, no she wouldn’t she knows that people read my blog, whenever she says anything funny I always say “so blogging that”.

Gregster, no I don’t think acupuncture on an enlarged lymph node is a good idea, nor would it really do anything and might cause infection.

Marie, no matter how many time I tell my mum, she always tipple clicks on everything. It’s like she thinks clicking it a few more times will make thing load faster.

Maddie, yep it’s all about the monkey.

AsharEdith, I once observed my mother trying to explain blogging to other, it was hilarious, she had to get me to come over and explain it after 5 minutes of confusion.

]]> By: David House http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7841 David House Thu, 26 May 2005 18:35:17 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7841 Funny, <a href="http://xmouse.ithium.net/essays/quoteworthy">a similar thing</a> happened to me the other day :) Thanks for sharing. Funny, a similar thing happened to me the other day :)

Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: AsharEdith http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7825 AsharEdith Tue, 24 May 2005 23:33:25 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7825 ROFLOL Remembered me when I tried to explain Mom about Blogging. SO funny... Thank God they have us to survive in this cruel cyber world! LOL ROFLOL

Remembered me when I tried to explain Mom about Blogging. SO funny… Thank God they have us to survive in this cruel cyber world! LOL

]]> By: cici http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7819 cici Tue, 24 May 2005 04:01:03 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7819 haha, my mom is the same way. when she made her first email address, she put "www" in front of it. haha, my mom is the same way. when she made her first email address, she put “www” in front of it.

]]> By: Craig http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7818 Craig Tue, 24 May 2005 03:32:36 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7818 I have been pulling my hair out with email issues such as these lately. My father is in Iraq for 3 months, my mother and sister are here at home, and my brother-in-law is in Virgina. Even though it's 2005, each and every one of these people has trouble using email! No I am not kidding. To compound matters, I'm the person that everyone calls for help. I can totally relate Kitta, believe me, my mom is the same way. --Craig (blogspot.poletown.com) I have been pulling my hair out with email issues such as these lately. My father is in Iraq for 3 months, my mother and sister are here at home, and my brother-in-law is in Virgina. Even though it’s 2005, each and every one of these people has trouble using email! No I am not kidding.

To compound matters, I’m the person that everyone calls for help. I can totally relate Kitta, believe me, my mom is the same way.

–Craig (blogspot.poletown.com)

]]> By: Nina http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7817 Nina Tue, 24 May 2005 03:29:12 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7817 My mom is getting a bit better. She still has to call me while she's sending and email, asking me if she's "doing it right". My mom is getting a bit better. She still has to call me while she’s sending and email, asking me if she’s “doing it right”.

]]> By: Daniel http://kitta.net/2005/05/21/emailing-england/#comment-7816 Daniel Mon, 23 May 2005 20:25:21 +0000 /?p=298#comment-7816 Lol. Whenever I reformat our computer, my mom goes through all her email and prints it off because she's afraid that me erasing the hard drive will cause her email to disappear :D Lol. Whenever I reformat our computer, my mom goes through all her email and prints it off because she’s afraid that me erasing the hard drive will cause her email to disappear :D

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