In reply to "Experts say software is not user friendly"

[Burpster]

could i get the name of this doctor with the good eyesight?? just for long distance second opinions!! heheh

 

[Tabula Rasa]

sure, but you'd have to come to Israel, when in some situations no doctor can help you
kidding, its a lovely country, safe n all.

 

[Sazar]

Re: Re: In reply to "Experts say software is not user friendly"

Originally posted by Krux
They do I believe there called bedayes (spelling?)

more for cleaning your 'privates' m8

bidet is the spelling... french must be real big on clean nutsacks

from websters :

a bathroom fixture used especially for bathing the external genitals and the posterior parts of the body

 

[Burpster]

i think the bidet is more for the ladies ...after a guy has been out eatin chili and drinkin' pails of beer you will need a little more that a sprinkle of water to clean that regoin ...maybe a small firehose would do the trick??

 

[Tabula Rasa]

Re: Re: Re: In reply to "Experts say software is not user friendly"

Originally posted by Sazar
more for cleaning your 'privates' m8

bidet is the spelling... french must be real big on clean nutsacks

Remember kids, a clean nutsack is a happy nutsack.

 

[MeFo]

i have to agree with unagiven, since now a days, software is way much to easy to use, and too much hazzle to get going into the power tools that you really want to use.
I just love to see a program that you open it, and...duh...whats this, i go to help file, readme, and any documentation on how to use it properly, and i feel realized because i learned how to use it, but since TIME is important, there are ppl you pay them for them to configure the program, for you to just sit on it, and click the mouse

sorry for the bad english

MeFo