Thursday, December 28, 2006

Folded earth. Broken glass. Shredded lines. Relieving "paycheck"

For those of you who are still in the dark (literally), a blasted earthquake occured in southern Taiwan. It seemed like just any other earthquake. However what makes it absolutely "remarkable" is that it brings along with it a consequence much more damnable than the blasted rains in JB



(damaged.underground.fibre.optics.)


meaning :











EXTREMELY SCREWY
INTERNET LINES
WHICH WORKSCEASE FUNCTION
85% OF THE TIME

















doesn't get any better worse than this, doesn't it?






Well, with all due respect to the victims of the earthquake, which must've been a terrifying experience for them no doubt.




But to have the damn fibre optics broken in shreds means that most net users around Asia Pacific are practically living in the dark!!!
(at least I'm living in the dark anyway)




(Well, just exactly how was my reaction eh? Only one guess. xD)





Regardless. D-Day turned from "Dooms Day" to "Delightful Day" after receiving my supposedly dreaded and terrorizing results. Lets just say that the "paycheck" I got (the slip looks like a paycheck, anyway) is decent enough compensation for all the lack of internet usage. Well that was before, the internet is showing signs of improvement....

(at loooooooooooooooooooong last, or I'd still have to make do with candle lights. [just a figure of speech])









First its local floods, then an earthquake in a crucial area shattering internet lines. Now whats next? A mass-virus attack screwing up the lives of net users around the world? Or perhaps a meteorite crashing in the North Pole, decimating countries in its blast vicinity?













Only God knows whats gonna happen next. As for me, its time to rest in peace retire to my bed. Au revoi'r. Don't let the bed bugs bite.

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