My sister in Washington State goes to the public library and uses Hot mail and Pay Pal. Here all the Public Libraries have computers and free internet access if you have a library card.
David
Originally written by Goldwing on 2/11/2004 8:15 PM
Mike and Joe, I understand that this new computer world is good. But a few of the old timers still like giving the US postal service 37cents. I know that several USCA members are not on line and this is fine. The USCA does not even require you to own a sidecar to be a member, if the club does not require a sidecar but does require you to be on line to hold an office Is this odd? I ran my campain for president and only posted once on line that whole year. I still like to use the telephone and hear a live voice when I have important questions to ask.
Home Depot Lumber, not known as a high powered computer concern, as well as many other employers, no longer accept walkin or mailed employment applications. When you try, you are directed to their website where the application is filled in and submitted. I'm not advocating closing the Post Office, I'm only saying that in this "new computer world" it is an expected means of communication. Would you consider someone who wants to run for office or be a regional coordinator but doesn't offer a telephone number or mailing address? They could claim that if you really wanted to contact them you could always flag them down as they ride past. 🙂 🙂 🙂
I like the humor here at for sure! I'm laughing at least.
I like hearing about the 90 year young getting e-mail.
Home Depot can't sell a stick without those 'puters
But Joyce, you got me good with that offer! haha
Tell ya what, Gimme your e-mail addy & I'll paypal ya the membership funds & you can mail them direct! hehe.
Keep looking into it guys (n' gals) it's well worth it & will pad the membership accounts nicely with money from folks like me who spend too much time at their computer to stop at Office Max & pick up some envelopes! lol.
Joe
