^^Yes, that's where I found it.  Surprisingly, it's still on the first page.  Then again, there aren't many members here, so I'm not too surprised. (Though I have a feeling we'll get more once the TV series kicks off.)

Oh, and thanks for giving me that website of where I can find your fanfics.  Finally, I can finish reading TBQ.  Thank you so much.

poke: So you don't care much for rps? No problem, to each their own.

So I can wait until your labtop is fixed.

I can't. Something very annoying happened.
The day before yesterday I learned that my laptop, which was supposed to be back early this week, won’t be back before next week. Worse even, it is not going to be repaired at all. Thing is that a key of my laptop’s touchpad broke loose. As there is still a warranty on the laptop (it’s less than a year old) I hoped the repairs to be made on the computer company’s expense as the key broke loose just by regular use of it. The key was attached by only two very thin plastic-pins almost bound to break by abrasion if used regularly (if it was made to last there should be aluminium pins there, or at least much broader and more stable plastic pins). However, yesterday I went to ask if the laptop was back (as it was supposed to be) and was told that not only it wasn’t back, but also that the damage of the key was considered a “mechanical defect” rather than a “material defect” and that if I wanted it to be repaired I would have to pay 138 Euros (more than 10% of what a completely new laptop would cost just for putting a new touchpad key into place!). Like that was not enough I am required to pay 50 Euros to get my laptop back, even if they don’t repair anything at all! They call it “arrangement fee” while I feel tempted to consider it ransom. :-(

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So I can wait until your labtop is fixed.

I can't. Something very annoying happened.
The day before yesterday I learned that my laptop, which was supposed to be back early this week, won’t be back before next week. Worse even, it is not going to be repaired at all. Thing is that a key of my laptop’s touchpad broke loose. As there is still a warranty on the laptop (it’s less than a year old) I hoped the repairs to be made on the computer company’s expense as the key broke loose just by regular use of it. The key was attached by only two very thin plastic-pins almost bound to break by abrasion if used regularly (if it was made to last there should be aluminium pins there, or at least much broader and more stable plastic pins). However, yesterday I went to ask if the laptop was back (as it was supposed to be) and was told that not only it wasn’t back, but also that the damage of the key was considered a “mechanical defect” rather than a “material defect” and that if I wanted it to be repaired I would have to pay 138 Euros (more than 10% of what a completely new laptop would cost just for putting a new touchpad key into place!). Like that was not enough I am required to pay 50 Euros to get my laptop back, even if they don’t repair anything at all! They call it “arrangement fee” while I feel tempted to consider it ransom. :-(

Ouch!  If you ask me, in computer deals, you got ripped off.

Don't mean to brag or anything, but despite my computer costing me $1400, I get repairs free of charge. (Unless somehow all the data is lost, in which case I only pay $60.) Not to mention that with the fact that they only hire the best at repairing, I get it back in only a few days.  If one does the math, it only takes a certian number of repairs to pay for itself.

Just recently got my DVD-Rom fixed. (It wasn't reading ANY DVDs.) And got my A Drive checked. (Which surprisingly didn't have any problems.  Must be the disk I was using. *sighs.* Guess I have to throw it away. *tosses disk into the garbage*) Guess what it cost me?  Just my signature.

Oh, wondering where I got such a great deal?  A place called Totally Awesome Computers.  Despite their computers being VERY expensive, with the free repair service, it's worth EVERY penny.