In article <0001HW.C3C4ACD40000FCF7F01846D8@newsgroups.comcast .net>,
J.J. O'Shea wrote:

> If I'm involved in any discussions here, and you don't see any replies from
> me for a while, no, I'm not dodging you. My iMac had a wee accident involving
> a dog, a cat, and gravity. (The dog and cat will be having wee accidents
> involving sharp objects and me if I catch them before I cool down.) I'm
> running on my eMac and my backup until I can replace the iMac, so I will not
> have time to do much here.

Ugh... Sorry to hear that. : /

(Followup set to comp.sys.mac.hardware.misc.)

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In article <0001HW.C3C4ACD40000FCF7F01846D8@newsgroups.comcast .net>,
J.J. O'Shea wrote:

> If I'm involved in any discussions here, and you don't see any replies from
> me for a while, no, I'm not dodging you. My iMac had a wee accident involving
> a dog, a cat, and gravity. (The dog and cat will be having wee accidents
> involving sharp objects and me if I catch them before I cool down.) I'm
> running on my eMac and my backup until I can replace the iMac, so I will not
> have time to do much here.

Replace the iMac? Ouch! Hope all gets rectified soon

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On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 10:13:40 -0500, J.J. O'Shea
wrote:

>If I'm involved in any discussions here, and you don't see any replies from
>me for a while, no, I'm not dodging you. My iMac had a wee accident involving
>a dog, a cat, and gravity. (The dog and cat will be having wee accidents
>involving sharp objects and me if I catch them before I cool down.) I'm
>running on my eMac and my backup until I can replace the iMac, so I will not
>have time to do much here.

You should consider getting rid of that gravity.

Howard Brazee wrote:

> On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 10:13:40 -0500, J.J. O'Shea
> wrote:
>
> >If I'm involved in any discussions here, and you don't see any replies from
> >me for a while, no, I'm not dodging you. My iMac had a wee accident involving
> >a dog, a cat, and gravity. (The dog and cat will be having wee accidents
> >involving sharp objects and me if I catch them before I cool down.) I'm
> >running on my eMac and my backup until I can replace the iMac, so I will not
> >have time to do much here.
>
> You should consider getting rid of that gravity.

Fortunately, if you manage that trick, you should have no trouble paying
for a replacement computer. :-)

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In article
<0c5faeac-5b1e-4abd-9e80-02d3bb228bba@m34g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>,
London.Embankment@googlemail.com wrote:
> On Jan 29, 3:13*pm, J.J. O'Shea wrote:
> > If I'm involved in any discussions here, and you don't see any replies from
> > me for a while, no, I'm not dodging you. My iMac had a wee accident
> > involving
> > a dog, a cat, and gravity. (The dog and cat will be having wee accidents
> > involving sharp objects and me if I catch them before I cool down.) I'm
> > running on my eMac and my backup until I can replace the iMac, so I will
> > not
> > have time to do much here.
>
> It was the dog. A feline would never do something like that.

Oh yeah?

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