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enigmanic · 12-22-2007, 04:33 AM

Originally Posted by kakofonix

Did Macgirl just say she's (happily) married??? Dang!

Enigmatic????......:wink :

Yeah, I know...I'm pathetic...

One a more serious note, it's thrilling to read the helpful posts from the girls. I still laugh when I recall the first time you revealed your gender on this forum after helping out a guy resolve a highly technical iPhone issue. Jaws dropped to the floor!

Years ago when 56k modems ruled the world, I worked for an ISP and more than half the Mac support team were girls. We called them "Digital Goddesses" and they were good!

Ok, enough already!

You are too sweet kakofonix. I must say, I'm usually hesistant to reveal my gender when I post on tech forums, for fear that I may not be taken as seriously. (Hence the very non-specifically gender identifiable screen name). Off the net, my interests range anywhere from triathlons to art. So naturally, most people are shocked when they find out I'm really just a tech geek at heart.

12-22-2007, 04:33 AM	#15 (permalink)
enigmanic Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 538 Thanks: 6 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts	Originally Posted by kakofonix Did Macgirl just say she's (happily) married??? Dang! Enigmatic????......:wink : Yeah, I know...I'm pathetic... One a more serious note, it's thrilling to read the helpful posts from the girls. I still laugh when I recall the first time you revealed your gender on this forum after helping out a guy resolve a highly technical iPhone issue. Jaws dropped to the floor! Years ago when 56k modems ruled the world, I worked for an ISP and more than half the Mac support team were girls. We called them "Digital Goddesses" and they were good! Ok, enough already! You are too sweet kakofonix. I must say, I'm usually hesistant to reveal my gender when I post on tech forums, for fear that I may not be taken as seriously. (Hence the very non-specifically gender identifiable screen name). Off the net, my interests range anywhere from triathlons to art. So naturally, most people are shocked when they find out I'm really just a tech geek at heart. Last edited by enigmanic; 12-22-2007 at 05:00 AM..