darfgarf
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not with you thanks, you wear a bra*enters thread*
Sex?
*exits thread*
not with you thanks, you wear a bra*enters thread*
Sex?
*exits thread*
No thanks bra.not with you thanks, you wear a bra*enters thread*
Sex?
*exits thread*
Hahaha, fair enough! Thanks! xP
And don't touch the nubs when the system is booting up, else you'll have to reboot. (There's nothing for you to unplug and replug.)
Does this clicking sound happen also with your wifi off? If not it's probably the famous wifi chip capacitor - nothing to worry about.Something to break up the fun innuendos:
Every now and then my Pandora will make a sorta electric-y sounding... noise. Wish I could describe it better. Does anyone recognise that? =P
You're probably not calibrating them enough. Remember to let the nub center during calibration! Release it and let it slide to the middle! Alongside all the other dancing, that is. And don't touch the nubs when the system is booting up, else you'll have to reboot. (There's nothing for you to unplug and replug.)
Okay, I'll try that! Thank you! ^^actually the nubs area always calibrating themselves, without anything from the os, so do a little nub dance on startup then leave them centred
It happens more when the wi-fi is on, but also sometimes when it's off...Does this clicking sound happen also with your wifi off? If not it's probably the famous wifi chip capacitor - nothing to worry about.
It's probably not a problem, just makes me a tiny bit worried it's gonna electrocute me or explode or something. =P