cables

Finally!  I have internet service in my hooch.  Because we should be actually, you know, working, instead of surfing the web, the Army blocks most blogs on my official computer.  So I don’t even know what’s going on out there.  I haven’t even been able to read my comments awaiting moderation for the past month.  But now I have internet service in my Baghdad home away from

I was working in downtown Atlanta today and decided to visit IKEA. I've heard a lot about the place and the grassroots efforts to have a IKEA located in Nashville. I've put together some bookshelves before and even have a catalog that my son mailed from Seattle.

So, we were missing random channels from our cable package.  At the same time, our hippie neighbors decided to get basic, basic cable.  Whatever fix the Comcast dude had to do resulted in our channels all coming back and also appearing on the neighbors’ tv as well.

The neighbors, being good-do-bees, explained to the Comcast dude that they were now getting channels they weren’t paying for.

There is something fishy happening to some of the transoceanic communications cables which provide internet connections. Three and perhaps as many as five of them have somehow been cut.

No internet for many nations.

How and why were they cut? Could it be sea monsters???

nose hairs bx cables
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