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that album artwork is good. :wacky: Sabbath :wacky:

i read that too, but stopped halfway, until now, but will continue this hols. i kinda spoiled the book for myself and got freaked out :lol: it's one heck of a book.

ICANHAZCHEESEBURGER! :D babablacksheephaveyouanywool

Catur in Malay means chess.

i'm not used to your new avatar, tammi, but i like it. :wacky:

HI EMMA!

HI TAMMI :awesome: Is everyone alright today?

HAHAHAHHAHA the cat is so cute :wacky: over here it's sunday.

he's daring to wear it. :wacky:

i do agree that Thom Yorke's cute. :wacky: ----------------------------------------

Here's what I did, I rechecked the audio volume adjustment (my brother advised me to it) and fiddled with it. Turns out I didn't fiddle with other types of adjustment but just one, so that particular one didn't affect the audio. Since I've tried another type of adjustment (the Wave balance), it's worked. Though I supposed the problem isn't exactly resolved, but so far so good. Thanks for the advice so far! :nice:

hello everyone. sunday sundayyy

i think play music at a considerable volume... and the wires around are congested, but it has always been that way. i did knock my speakers, but after they went bonkers. i normally use the computer for playing music. yeah, i realised that twisting the attachment of the speakers to the computer works, a little. kind of make a difference in the audio, but not the type of difference i wanted.

thank goodness. sorry if i pissed you off. what's the trigger to all this chrissygirl thing?

butbut, :wacky:

butbut wait, are you being serious?

wait WHUT, CHRIS MARTIN? edit : as in your avatar, siggy and so on.

Hi everyone. I need help with my speakers problem. I have two speakers, but one of them isn't working. I think it's the right side, because my computer speakers are placed the opposite way. So the right speaker has a lower volume than the other side. I tried adjusting the computer sound volume, but it's as if the speakers have a mind of their own and adjusting the computer sound volume does not affect the speakers at all. Or maybe it's just iTunes rejecting the sound volume adjustment. So I tried connecting external speakers/earphones to the computer. No difference, one side isn't working. But the first time I used this tactic, it worked, both side was working like normal, playing music like normal. And then I unplugged it and turned on the speakers again, and the speakers were alright. So perhaps it was already alright when I plugged in the external speakers/earphones. I checked the wires and so on, but as far as I know, no one has disturbed the wires. But this speaker problem have surfaced a few times before, this is definitely not the first. Maybe it's time to get new speakers. Or maybe my speakers have souls that hate me. Please help!

i think i need a haircut, the ends of my hair are dry.

i'm cutting off the ends of my hair wtf

that would be part 2 :smug: LOLOL

*opens biscuit container*

the break in sounds fun :wacky: SERIOUSLY? my mum barely knows how to operate the computer hahahhahahahahaa

will she find out if you made one without her consent? :sneaky::wacky: kidding.

what are you trying to do, breaking into your neighbour's house? :stunned: i have a sudden urge to bitch about my country LOLOL