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So you think you CAN'T dance?

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If you don't want me to go to D*Con, just say so. :P :D

What I don't get is this:

 

Is there logically a good reason for me to play a computer game?

No, I am fed up with my internet connection/Dragonmount.  My internet's not that great, but no other website is reacting this badly to it.

 

I get the connection between my browser and DM dropped very frequently, and it takes me minutes to post sometimes, instead of seconds.  I don't know why.

 

Facebook's fine.

 

Windows Live Messenger is fine.

 

LiveJournal is fine.

 

DM is not.

In your settings you could try and get sigs disabled, it may help with the loading.

 

I find here on holiday it can really slow up, but all of the internet slows. I get it at work too.

Eh, it's possible that's the issue.

 

I didn't really think about that.

Maybe I'm having the same problem.

>.<

 

It's darn irritating, that's all I know.

My most common problem is it says 'Can't connect to database'.

 

It loads the header bar but nothing else then.

Mine says "Connection has timed out."

 

I only get irritated because it happens SO OFTEN.  Literally at least once every 5 minutes.  At least.

It's very frustrating, isn't it?

 

Makes me want to break something.

I have never had that problem. *Knocks on wood*

We should stop talking about it, so that we don't jinx you. :D

Yes. *Kicks dm*

 

That should do it.

Depends on what kind of lemonade

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See, gypsy, now you say "Call me Pete", but at first it was Gypsy, so I got used to Gypsy, and now everyone but me is calling you Pete.

 

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