Shipping Mice
I was forced to say in my profile that I decline unsolicited teleport offers because I get a lot of unsolicited teleport offers for some unknown reason and wanted to head them off at the pass. Sometimes it's someone I know, but usually it's from a stranger. Tonight while I was video-ing I got several from someone who wanted me to go to a Motorati sim.

I popped up from my suppressed UI state to find stacked teleport offers and then an IM telling me the sender needed to show me something. I explained that I was busy, and he asked me if I'd give him my drive-through tree. Me: No. Him: Why not? Me: I want it to be a unique build. Him: Please give it to me. Me: No, but I'm glad you like it.

I got so hunkered down in my UI-less state that couldn't talk to someone with a legitimate interest in my googie signs. I explained I would have to talk another day, then, even though I meant to note his name, I closed SL without looking at it. Googie sign business is my kind of business, so I hope he calls back.

Thank G'al my new mouse came today. The other one has been killing me. That's the old, old Logitech mouse, as my red diamondback stopped working a while back. I kept doing things like reinstalling, etc. but it was No Use. I was torn as I loved it yet what good is that type if it doesn't even last a year? My (perhaps erroneous) view is that it went south when I programed its buttons in a way it seemed not to like (for suppressing the UI, full circle, pass Go collect 200L). Finally I decided to get another and did so on Wednesday, after I talked to Derek. Yesterday the shipping tracker said "in transit, due to be delivered 11 June" - haha. This new one is green and I'm afraid to program the effing buttons.

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