Chapter: Comics
Luke Surl Comics
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Luke Surl Comics which is written and drawn by Luke Surl is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
For commercial use, see http://www.lukesurl.com/about.
Content created with other artists has all rights reserved.
Comics in the pictures are http://www.lukesurl.com/archives/1172 and http://www.lukesurl.com/archives/1210
For more O2 action, why not take a trip back to last May.
Hrmmm, that reminds me, I need to call my provider again to complain that they’re not doing their job. Are there actually any UK broadband providers who supply what they say, or do I need to move to Canada, where internet is magic just like everything else?
What they put in the fine print is anything BUT fine.
Canada is magic?
I don’t know who you’ve been talk
ing to, but Canadian service provi
ders aren’t all they’re cracked up to be either.
I second that, not as bad as the UK from what I hear but we r approaching
And yes Canada is magic, but our wallets wont be after the Winter Olympic when we will have to payup 🙁
I don’t know what you mean, I’ve read dinosaur comics, everything in Canada is majic! It’s so majic, it trades the ‘g’ out for the far more majic letter ‘j’, dammit!
I. HATE. MY. BROADBAND. COMPANY.
When they say ‘up to’ 20 meg, they mean that you’ll get 4 meg, on average.
I live in one of the below average areas. because our local train company won’t let anyone dig up the road to place new cables, I have only one option of broadband provider.
Sprint gives me a connection to a 3Mbs network. My specific connection is 115Kbs. Every once in a while, they slip up and I actually get a 3G connection…