(Day-O, The Banana Boat Song- the Sue71 version)
Day-o. Day-ay-ay-o.
Daylight come an' I donwan' go home.
Day, me say day, me say day, me say day
Me say day, me say day-ay-ay-o
Daylight come an' I donwan' go home.
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I did a review of Budweiser. Positive one too, but I couldn't do the same for Bud Light. I will say the can has a pretty blue in it.
Q "Why do you like Duke, you didn't even go there." A "Because my art school didn't have a basketball team."
Budweiser is a foreign beer now...owned by the Belgians and the Brazilians
It has been an interesting day. I've been putting the finishing touches on a manuscript for work that was done at my last job. I had to do this work on my laptop, which has a burned out monitor, because the laptop has a program on it that is essential for the figure I have to draw. That's easy, right? I only need to hook up the monitor from my desktop computer to the laptop, do the necessary work, and then plug the monitor back in to the desktop. Wrong. When I plugged in the monitor and re-started my desktop I got the black screen of death.Am I hosed, or is there anything I can do to save my desktop?
BTW, I have 2 (yes, two!) papers going out next week: one from the old job, one from the new job. That makes up for the potential loss of the computer.
Sue, sounds like you had a grand adventure. Wish I could've been there! Did all of you cheer extra for me? Eat extra steak for me at The Barn?![]()
I'd like to offer troubleshooting suggestions, but I'm not quite clear on the problem.
Were you able to use the external monitor with your laptop? (Sounds like yes.)
Are you now unable to put the external monitor back with your desktop and have it work?
Are all the cables connected securely? Can your desktop connect to a different monitor and work with that one? (May have to ask a friend or neighbor for help here.)