My sister still say he's a Homo, no matter who he's dating, or who is or is
not
making jokes about it.
And yes, his team , they DID lose. Perhaps I can't keep track of what's
going on, because my sisters are giving me erroneous information?
The score was 10-6, in favor of the Eagles last year, in the game where Romo
was accused of being distracted by Jessica. It would have been 17-6, if
Westbrook
hadn't taken a knee on purpose at the 1 yard line, in order to maintain
possession
of the ball for the last minute of the game. Dallas scored no touchdowns,
had 3
interceptions, 4 QB sacks, Romo injured his thumb, and he had a QB rating of
~25.
His first 12 passes were incomplete, and he had only completed 2 of them by
the
fouth quarter. It was significantly "less than stellar".
"marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message news:...
>I think nowadays, tato will be getting more and more things that will
>require access to youtube and other websites that he won't be able to open,
>making his computer useless, unless he upgrades his service. But just
>getting the new computer won't help much unless he gets rid of dialup also.
>I know this because I did it myself last year. I bought an ultrafast
>computer, but still had dialup. Where it took me 30 minutes to download a
>youtube video on the old computer, it took only 28 minutes on the new
>computer. Worthless, with dialup. The thing about tato is that he doesn't
>understand that stuff WILL load (eventually) so when he gets a big file,
>like in an email, if the pictures don't load immediately, he doesn't
>realize it's in mid-load and he aborts it. That action is what has messed
>up his computer. All those aborted downloads freeze up his system now.
> I bet if he doesn't have comcast on his block yet now, he will very very
> soon.
>
> ps here's a good comcast story for you... my sister had regular cable TV
> for the past 10 years. She kept seeing ads for digital cable (on demand,
> pay perview, etc) for the past couple years, but never wanted it, didn't
> care, didn't feel like paying the extra 20 buks or whatever for it. So
> one day a couple months ago, comcast calls her and offers me a free
> digital upgrade. She's like... free? WHY? They tell her she is the last
> house on the block without digital and they want to disconnect the analog
> signal but can't because of her, so would she please take it for free?
> Hilarious. She didn't connect the equipment until about 6 months after
> they sent it to her anyway, because she just didn't care, until last
> month, when there was a football game available only on digital, so she
> finally hooked it up. for FREE!
>
> "marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ivSdnWKjD4VBQyDV...@rcn.net...
>> tato bought a new computer today. Likely he will ask me to help set it up
>> for him tomorrow.
>> Also I showed him the tymoshenko videos on my computer today. "Just like
>> watching a TV" he said.
>> And he asked some questions about cable, so maybe he is starting to give
>> it some real consideration now.
>>
>> "marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message news:...
>>>I can send an email from one, or from the second, but I can't send one
>>>from the first using the second.
>>> ???????
>>>
>>> "marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:6JudnWmUVrC0RSDV...@rcn.net...
>>>> Yes, forwarding is possible with this account yay. This might be
>>>> the way to go during transition:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>
>>>> Starting/Stopping Forwarding
>>>> When you set up forwarding for your mail account, messages
>>>> addressed to your account are automatically sent (forwarded) to another
>>>> email address. You can specify one or more valid email addresses as
>>>> destinations for your forwarded messages. You can only set message
>>>> forwarding if this feature is enabled on your email account. If the
>>>> Forwarding option does not display, your email account is not enabled
>>>> with this feature.
>>>>
>>>> To start Mail Forwarding, follow these steps.
>>>>
>>>> a.. Click the Options link, and then click Forwarding.
>>>> Result: The Forwarding page displays.
>>>> b.. Select Yes for the Forward Messages option and enter the
>>>> following data:
>>>> a.. Forwarding Address: The destination email addresses to
>>>> which you want your mail to be automatically forwarded. If you enter
>>>> multiple addresses, separate them with commas; for example,
>>>> user1@hostname, user2@hostname, user3@hostname
>>>>
>>>> a.. Keep a copy of each forwarded message in your inbox:
>>>> Select this checkbox to have a copy of forwarded messages delivered to
>>>> your Inbox. Note: If you leave this option de-selected, no copy of the
>>>> forwarded message is saved.
>>>> a.. Click Apply.
>>>> Result: A confirmation message displays, Forwarding is started;
>>>> messages addressed to your account are automatically forwarded to the
>>>> specified destination address.
>>>> b.. To stop the auto-forwarding mechanism, select No for the
>>>> Forward Messages option and click Apply.
>>>> Result: A confirmation message displays, Forwarding is stopped.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
Now, he is dating Jessica Simpson. Has been all season long. She came
to the games and wore his number jersey, just like all the
wives/girlfriends do every game. Suddenly, he has a less than stellar
game (they didn't even lose, it just wasn't as good as normal, i.e.
Romo had a couple of interceptions) and suddenly it is the fault of the
girlfriend in the stands distracting him, according to TERRELL OWENS.
Then, when that statement caused a stink, he retracted it and said it
was JOKE.
Come on. it's not that compicated.
"marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:gPednRHl4d3icyDV...@rcn.net...
WHEN i chastised my sister for calling Tony Romo a homo, she said
Nothing rhymes with Romo better.