once. for about ten days...

[kobayashi]

i went to fake interference and thought interference had gone under or out of commission.

 

[bonosloveslave]

Yeah, I do that too - who knew www made all the difference?

 

[Screaming Flower]

interesting.

i have never done this.

 

[Angel]

I don't understand...

 

[bonosloveslave]

You have to punch in http://forum.interference.com to get here. You can almost always leave out the http when typing in an address, and just start it with www - like I would do www.forum.interference.com - it doesn't work for some reason

 

[kobayashi]

the interference forum must not be on the world wide web.

 

[adamswildhoney]

I have never done this either!!! btw I always have to go through Yahoo.com to get to interference when I am not at home.

 

[FizzingWhizzbees]

Ummm.

 

[Bonochick]

I could understand maybe typing it wrong and then realizing your mistake...

But...dude...TEN DAYS??

 

[bluephisto]

LMAO

That's ok. I worked in a restaurant for a while with a phone that had about 17 lines. One night at work, I was trying to call my voice teacher but kept calling myself at WORK and I was so confused when everytime I tried to call my voice teacher, the second line would beep in and there would be NO one on the other end.

*sigh*

It was HOMER stupid, because I did it for about half an hour.

 

[Sicy]

Uh you dont need to put in www OR http

forum.interference.com



NERDS

 

[Bonochick]

 

[Sicy]

 

[yertle-the-turtle]

I used to enter through the main site.

Now I'm just using forum.interference.com

 

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[Sicy]

 

[hiphop]

the interference forum must not be on the world wide web.

i knew it: You?re in my brain. It?s all fake.