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[Frumple]

Sounds like typical American climate politics to me.

Yeeeeup. S'pretty much par for the course.

[Bauglir]

>Retired science teacher

... fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

[Putnam]

This time it was the CPU grinding, which I haven't seen before on the forum.  I had a free upgrade to double the RAM, so we'll see if that helps at all.

I'm glad you've downloaded more RAM.

They need to update that website. $100 for a single GB of RAM? Really? It's a tenth that now!

[Vorthon]

Apparently my grandmother doesn't see me as enough of an adult to knock before barging into my room. :/

[Frumple]

... this is why doors come with locks.

And if yours doesn't, let me just speak from personal experience and tell you that doorknobs are both fairly inexpensive and quite easy to install.

[Vorthon]

... this is why doors come with locks.

And if yours doesn't, let me just speak from personal experience and tell you that doorknobs are both fairly inexpensive and quite easy to install.

Well, I've talked with her, and she's agreed to knock from now on. >_>

[Graknorke]

... this is why doors come with locks.

I doubt that Vorthon lives outside. Generally bedroom doors are internal.

[Kadzar]

... this is why doors come with locks.

I doubt that Vorthon lives outside. Generally bedroom doors are internal.

Wait, where you live interior doors don't generally have locks?

[Vorthon]

... this is why doors come with locks.

I doubt that Vorthon lives outside. Generally bedroom doors are internal.

Wait, where you live interior doors don't generally have locks?

Only bathroom doors, where I'm from.

[BlackFlyme]

The only internal doors I've ever seen with locks were washroom doors. Even then, that is not a guarantee in some houses.

Hell, I don't even have a doorknob for my room's door.

[Graknorke]

... this is why doors come with locks.

I doubt that Vorthon lives outside. Generally bedroom doors are internal.

Wait, where you live interior doors don't generally have locks?

...no? Bathroom doors often have locks of some description, but who cares about other doors.

[misko27]

All the doors in my house have locks save the kitchen, and that is due to remodeling.

[Teneb]

... this is why doors come with locks.

I doubt that Vorthon lives outside. Generally bedroom doors are internal.

Wait, where you live interior doors don't generally have locks?

...no? Bathroom doors often have locks of some description, but who cares about other doors.

What do you mean there are doors without locks?

I have been lied to all along!

[Vorthon]

The only internal doors I've ever seen with locks were washroom doors. Even then, that is not a guarantee in some houses.

Hell, I don't even have a doorknob for my room's door.

Before my cousins & their parents moved, they didn't even have doors for their bedrooms. Just blankets nailed to the top.

[Frumple]

... yeah, pretty much every door in this house, internal or external, has a lock. The ones that didn't, I've mostly swapped the doorknobs out for one that does. After a year or two in a dorm, I sleep better when I can lock the room's door.

Also been fairly standard everywhere else I've been, in this area. Usually, if there's not a lock on the door, it's probably a kid's room. Specifically, a kid the parent (or parents, I guess) doesn't trust with privacy. Master bedroom is almost a guarantee'd lockable door, as are bathrooms.