Joseph | im back guys, i am stuck at the dependency error | 01:45 |
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Joseph | hello? | 01:48 |
Unit193 | Howdy. | 01:49 |
Joseph | I was in here earlier with a realtek card problem | 01:50 |
Unit193 | Right, http://askubuntu.com/questions/346685/wired-connection-problem-ubuntu-13-04-realtek-rtl8111-8168-ethernet-controller | 01:52 |
Unit193 | One idea was to get apt-offline and get whatever packages you needed to fix the problem with that tool, http://docs.xubuntu.org/1404/offline-packages.html | 01:53 |
Joseph | i got the package and installed it. what is the command? | 01:54 |
Joseph | Hello? | 02:01 |
Unit193 | Yes, hello. | 02:01 |
Joseph | im confused on what to do here | 02:04 |
Unit193 | wrst said that forcing 100Mbps/full-duplex mode is helpful: sudo ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full autoneg off | 02:07 |
Unit193 | Ah, I see, they were trying to get you to install the dkms module, actually. | 02:07 |
Joseph | yes but the modules gave me an error on install | 02:08 |
Unit193 | sudo apt-offline set --install-packages r8168-dkms --update apt-offline.sig | 02:09 |
Unit193 | If you downloaded apt-offline from the page linked. | 02:09 |
Joseph | I did and it just gave me the error"apt-offline set: ambiguous option: --install could match --packages, --install-src-packages" | 02:11 |
Joseph | any ideas? | 02:12 |
Unit193 | You're sure you used --install-packages and not --install? | 02:14 |
Joseph | i ran it again. it says "ERROR: Fatal: Something is wrong with the apt system" | 02:15 |
Joseph | I feel bad giving you all these errore | 02:17 |
Joseph | errors | 02:17 |
Unit193 | I'd say it's because you tried to install a package and don't have the deps for it, so first you'll have to remove the package. | 02:22 |
Joseph | which one? | 02:22 |
Joseph | i have the r8168 package | 02:23 |
Unit193 | Whichever one you tried to install. sudo dpkg --configure -a will tell. | 02:23 |
Joseph | nothing happened after i ran that command | 02:24 |
Unit193 | sudo apt-get install -f | 02:25 |
Joseph | it installed then i ran the other command and still nothing | 02:26 |
Joseph | are you there? | 02:33 |
Unit193 | Kind of, but also doing other things. Not a lot to go on there, not really sure what you're doing or what's not working. | 02:33 |
Unit193 | Was hoping wrst or average_guy were still around. | 02:33 |
Joseph | im sorry for the trouble | 02:34 |
average_guy | sorry I'm late, what did I miss? reading scrollback | 02:34 |
Joseph | if this help another error "Unable to locate package r8168-dkms | 02:35 |
average_guy | hmm, I am sorry that you are having such a difficult time Joseph | 02:36 |
Joseph | its fine. I just really want to switch to linux and stop using windows. Im trying to learn software development | 02:36 |
average_guy | so you did "sudo apt-offline set --install-packages r8168-dkms --update apt-offline.sig" | 02:37 |
Unit193 | average_guy: He may not have a full repository cache, thus it may not know yet about that package and a refresh may be required before installing it. | 02:38 |
Joseph | yes and it gave the error "E: Unable to locate package r8168-dkms Error: FATAL: Something is wrong with the apt system." | 02:38 |
average_guy | Joseph: You mentioned initially that you connect for a few minutes and then lose the connection, is there a chance that rebooting will give you a connection long enough to complete the download? | 02:39 |
Joseph | its not even a few mins. its a few seconds | 02:40 |
Joseph | after a while it just stops trying | 02:40 |
average_guy | I see | 02:40 |
average_guy | gimmie a sec here | 02:41 |
Joseph | haha alright | 02:41 |
average_guy | could he not just copy the entire repo to a usb key and then install it as a local repository Unit193? Sorry I tend to use the sledgehammer approach | 02:43 |
average_guy | you said you do have another machine with a connection right Joseph? | 02:44 |
Joseph | yes, the one im using now. MacBook Pro | 02:44 |
average_guy | obviuosly I guess, since we are talking | 02:44 |
Unit193 | average_guy: ...Do you happen to know how large it is? :) | 02:45 |
average_guy | I do not, is why I ask | 02:45 |
Unit193 | I'd just say, refresh the cache, then install it using two steps rather than one with apt-offline. | 02:45 |
Unit193 | average_guy: Think hundreds of gigs, IIRC. | 02:45 |
average_guy | ew | 02:46 |
Joseph | how do i refresh? | 02:46 |
average_guy | I am reading http://docs.xubuntu.org/1404/offline-packages.html | 02:48 |
Unit193 | First section, updating. | 02:49 |
Unit193 | If he doesn't have an online computer with apt-offline, I can volunteer that. | 02:49 |
Joseph | That was the problem. I do not. | 02:50 |
average_guy | are you reading the page Joseph? It has pretty clear instructions | 02:51 |
average_guy | frm deiconnected machine: apt-offline set --update apt-offline.sig | 02:52 |
Joseph | yes i am. I just dont have a computer that apt-offline | 02:52 |
Joseph | has | 02:52 |
Joseph | i got the .sig file, put it on a usb and onto my macbook but i do not have the command available to do so. | 02:52 |
Unit193 | I do, if you want to use the Mac to download it from me. | 02:53 |
Unit193 | it = the zip file. | 02:53 |
Unit193 | Just send me the sig file. | 02:53 |
Joseph | can you send files through irc | 02:53 |
Joseph | http://www.mediafire.com/view/yxvqvh0xn6x29v1/apt-offline.sig here you go | 02:57 |
Joseph | you get it? | 02:58 |
Unit193 | Will in a sec. | 02:58 |
Unit193 | https://unit193.net/bundle.zip MD5: 0fcb108469214d9ea97793ee364e8e2a | 03:00 |
Joseph | why so large | 03:00 |
average_guy | 27mb is large? | 03:01 |
Joseph | the original file was just a few kb | 03:01 |
Unit193 | unit193@Sigma:~$ du -hs /var/lib/apt/lists/ | 03:01 |
Unit193 | 102M/var/lib/apt/lists/ | 03:01 |
Joseph | what is that | 03:01 |
Unit193 | That's the full cache update, you then transfer that to the offline linux computer to update the cache. | 03:02 |
Joseph | i ment the command | 03:02 |
Unit193 | sudo apt-offline install bundle.zip | 03:03 |
Joseph | i typed that command perfectly and nothing happened. Should i see a result? | 03:04 |
Joseph | okay it finally worked | 03:07 |
Unit193 | Does sudo apt-offline set --install-packages r8168-dkms apt-offline.sig command work? | 03:07 |
average_guy | you have to navigate to the folder on the usb with the .zip | 03:08 |
average_guy | and enter the command | 03:08 |
Joseph | it says "Generating database of package r8168-dkms, and its dependencies" | 03:08 |
average_guy | jackpot | 03:08 |
Joseph | then stops | 03:08 |
Unit193 | Should have a new apt-offline.sig file for me. | 03:09 |
Joseph | what do i do now | 03:09 |
* Unit193 likes tagteam with average_guy! \o/ | 03:09 | |
Unit193 | Send 'er over to me. | 03:09 |
average_guy | :D | 03:09 |
Joseph | http://www.mediafire.com/view/5b8c8us8d6c49ry/apt-offline.sig | 03:10 |
Joseph | there ya go | 03:10 |
Unit193 | Heh, that's the old one. :P | 03:12 |
Joseph | nope it cant be. i just uploaded it | 03:12 |
average_guy | sudo apt-offline set --install-packages $PACKAGENAME --update apt-offline.sig to generate new one | 03:13 |
Joseph | http://www.mediafire.com/view/4m4fwau9r9hw9a1/apt-offline.sig try that | 03:14 |
Joseph | same url diff file i presume | 03:14 |
Joseph | is something wrong | 03:16 |
Unit193 | Nooope. | 03:17 |
Joseph | http://www.mediafire.com/view/7e3c8soliy7e829/apt-offline(2).sig try that if you think something is wrong with the other one | 03:17 |
Unit193 | https://unit193.net/bundle.zip MD5: 1b0ae8a2d560e6d7843a870ff7b45781 | 03:18 |
* Unit193 finds it useful having apt-offline on his server. :P | 03:18 | |
Unit193 | :( | 03:20 |
average_guy | rut row | 03:20 |
Unit193 | Oh good, we didn't lose him. | 03:20 |
Joseph | can you say those commands again. | 03:20 |
Joseph | i was dc | 03:20 |
Unit193 | sudo apt-offline install bundle.zip for the new file, https://unit193.net/bundle.zip | 03:21 |
Joseph | i did that and it looks like the results of the last fiel | 03:21 |
Joseph | file | 03:21 |
Joseph | * | 03:21 |
Unit193 | Now, sudo dkms status | 03:23 |
Joseph | command not found | 03:23 |
Joseph | "sudo: dkms: command not found" | 03:24 |
Unit193 | Rechecked the bundle, it had dkms. average_guy ^ | 03:25 |
Joseph | im sorry for all the trouble im giving you guys | 03:25 |
average_guy | sudo apt-get install dkms | 03:26 |
Unit193 | Oh right, were you supposed to sudo apt-get install -f after or something? | 03:26 |
Joseph | it had a bunch of feed and then ask me if i wanted to continue then a bunch of errors happend | 03:27 |
Joseph | happened | 03:27 |
Unit193 | Joseph: Right, you just need sudo apt-get install r8168-dkms now. | 03:28 |
average_guy | you no have to apologize Joseph, I am just trying to learn frm your troubles and Unit193 lives to serve, though he is a busy guy so patience is required | 03:28 |
average_guy | right, THAT was the pkg name | 03:29 |
Joseph | I am forever thankful. and 4 new things installed but when i was asked to continue, errors happened because i was not connected | 03:30 |
average_guy | it installed though? you should be able to sudo dkms status | 03:34 |
average_guy | may require reboot | 03:35 |
Joseph | command not found | 03:35 |
Joseph | im going to reboot | 03:35 |
Unit193 | Shouldn't require one.. | 03:35 |
Joseph | its one things after another | 03:36 |
Joseph | *thing | 03:36 |
Unit193 | Can you pastebin the errors? | 03:36 |
Joseph | yeah but i have been typing the word for word in here | 03:37 |
Joseph | should it be working since the r8168 is installed? | 03:38 |
average_guy | you just said "4 new things installed but when i was asked to continue, errors happened because i was not connected" when you installed r8168-dkms | 03:38 |
average_guy | he needs to see the errors | 03:39 |
Joseph | it gave the url and and couldnt connect to some websites to download further more packages | 03:40 |
average_guy | he needs to see the "more packages" | 03:40 |
Joseph | idk how to get those errors over to pastebin | 03:41 |
average_guy | copy to a txt file in gedit or whatever you got | 03:41 |
Unit193 | copy > open text editor > paste > flash drive > http://paste.debian.org | 03:41 |
Unit193 | http://paste.debian.net/ not .org | 03:41 |
average_guy | put the txt file on USB take to connected machine and paste to pastebin | 03:42 |
Joseph | how do i save it to a txt file. | 03:42 |
Joseph | im so sorry im new at this | 03:42 |
Joseph | derp nvm | 03:43 |
Joseph | http://paste.debian.net/112307/ | 03:44 |
Joseph | there ya go | 03:44 |
Unit193 | Aha, I see. The bundle install didn't complete correctly then. | 03:45 |
Joseph | what should i do? | 03:46 |
average_guy | can you scroll back up to the when you installed the bundle and pastebin the errors from that? | 03:51 |
Joseph | no because i rebooted like you suggested | 03:52 |
Joseph | i can reinstall | 03:52 |
average_guy | omg, it's not supposed to be this hard to run ubuntu | 03:53 |
average_guy | I am sorry for you my friend | 03:53 |
average_guy | if you reinstall the bundle you see what? | 03:54 |
Joseph | do you want to see what happens when i install bundle.zip | 03:55 |
average_guy | yes | 03:56 |
average_guy | sudo apt-offline install bundle.zip | 03:57 |
Joseph | http://paste.debian.net/112308/ viola | 03:58 |
average_guy | that looks pretty good to go | 03:59 |
Joseph | so now what? | 04:00 |
Joseph | and i thought ubuntu was the beginners distro of linux :( | 04:00 |
average_guy | it really is, you are cursed with a piece of hardware it doesn't like. I have never had this misfortune | 04:01 |
Joseph | so whats next. :/ | 04:01 |
Joseph | why does linux hate me | 04:03 |
average_guy | hang on, reading back but it looks like the error must have been in the original .sig | 04:04 |
Joseph | so what do you want to do? | 04:04 |
average_guy | I hate to say it, but I REALLY have to go to bed now. If you are on tomorrow I will try to help you otherwise you will need to wait on Unit193 | 04:07 |
average_guy | fyi typing a users name pings them | 04:07 |
Joseph | should i ping him? | 04:08 |
Joseph | thanks for all your help | 04:08 |
average_guy | i just did when I typed his name | 04:08 |
average_guy | I wish you luck | 04:08 |
Joseph | thanks | 04:08 |
Joseph | Unit193 do you have any ideas? | 04:09 |
Unit193 | Might be better off tomorrow. | 04:09 |
Joseph | you going to bed? | 04:09 |
Joseph | wrst you there? | 04:11 |
Unit193 | Not quite, but the maintainer of a package I help with is online, and we have a build failure to fix, as well as I'm working on converting a couple svn repos to git. My recommendation would be to try again from the top, and see if you accidentally missed a step. | 04:11 |
Joseph | okay thanks man. Im sorry for bothering you. | 04:12 |
Unit193 | No problem, just a tad busy atm. | 04:13 |
Joseph | anybody else in here? | 04:23 |
Joseph | wrst are you up? | 04:42 |
Joseph | I fixed it!!!! | 05:39 |
Unit193 | Welp... | 06:11 |
wrst | Wish he had said how | 10:35 |
average_guy | MAN! me too wrst | 10:38 |
wrst | Oh well he did what I don't think he could, figured it out. | 10:40 |
netritious | howdy | 14:19 |
wrst | hello netritious | 14:31 |
netritious | how's life wrst? | 14:58 |
wrst | going well and you? | 15:04 |
netritious | all is well | 15:25 |
wrst | whew sorry for the short answers, work is happening. and too much of it! | 15:29 |
wrst | :) | 15:29 |
netritious | np wrst :) | 15:30 |
wrst | guess that's good, means money shall continue to come in still for the short term :) | 15:30 |
netritious | :) | 15:57 |
Joseph__ | Need a little help. My headphones and microphone are not showing up in the sound setting on ubuntu 14.04 | 18:36 |
Joseph__ | average_guy? | 18:36 |
wrst | Joseph__: what type of headphone/microphone? bluetooth? USB? wired? | 18:42 |
Joseph__ | btw i fixed my wifi | 18:43 |
Joseph__ | blue yeti mic and audio technica headphones | 18:43 |
wrst | Joseph__: ahh thought it was a wired network setup? | 18:43 |
Joseph__ | ive tried a billion methods but none have worked | 18:43 |
Joseph__ | i found this forum that had some commands for downgrading the realtek driver | 18:44 |
Joseph__ | and it was | 18:44 |
Joseph__ | i ment wired | 18:44 |
wrst | ahh ok going to say that might have brought on a different line of thinking | 18:44 |
Joseph__ | but i cant get my mic or headphones to show in the settings | 18:45 |
Joseph__ | the only sound that works is the one from my monitor | 18:45 |
Joseph__ | any ideas? | 18:47 |
wrst | well I'm no for sure if they should show in the settings | 18:51 |
wrst | are your headphones just normal headphones with an 1/8 inch jack? | 18:51 |
Joseph__ | to be honest im not sure | 18:51 |
Joseph__ | the headphones plug into the yeti which is then plugged into the computer via usb | 18:52 |
wrst | ok so its getting the mic to work then, I am guessing that it should show up as another audio device if it is detected properly | 18:54 |
Joseph__ | the problem is that under the input and output section there are not options | 18:54 |
wrst | that is a symptom of the problem, does the mic light up? | 18:59 |
Joseph__ | yes the mic has power to it | 19:00 |
wrst | is it powered only by usb? | 19:00 |
wrst | open up a terminal and type: lsusb and see if your mic is listed there | 19:00 |
Joseph__ | i dont see it | 19:01 |
Joseph__ | Do you know what is wrong | 19:05 |
Joseph__ | you there wrst? | 19:14 |
wrst | Joseph__: yep, I'm at work | 19:24 |
Joseph__ | oh my bad. what do you do? | 19:24 |
wrst | I know its not being detected now we need to figure out why | 19:24 |
wrst | its a usb 2.0 audio device which does not work as well as usb 1.0 devices | 19:24 |
Joseph__ | is there a driver i need | 19:25 |
wrst | unsure, I *think* it should be detected in lsusb, do you care to paste the results of lsusb | 19:25 |
wrst | probably do it at pastbin.com so we don't clutter things up here and post the link back | 19:26 |
Joseph__ | it wont let me copy the terminal | 19:28 |
Joseph__ | nvm figured it out | 19:28 |
Joseph__ | http://paste.debian.net/112501/ | 19:30 |
Joseph__ | there ya go | 19:30 |
wrst | hmm.... | 19:34 |
Joseph__ | what? | 19:34 |
wrst | I don't know things look like it should just work from what little I see | 19:44 |
Joseph__ | is there a driver i need to install | 19:45 |
wrst | no | 19:46 |
Joseph__ | linux is slowly losing its value to me | 19:47 |
wrst | what i'm seeing it looks like it worked but now doesn't for some... still searching | 19:47 |
Joseph__ | are there any commands i can do in the terminal to reset the audio or? | 19:48 |
wrst | no because it isn't listed as a device | 19:48 |
wrst | you could try a couple of things, one try unplugging and plugging it back up and then try lsusb to see if it is listed | 19:49 |
wrst | the next thing I would try would be to reboot with the mic plugged in if you haven't already | 19:49 |
wrst | then we can move to something else | 19:49 |
Joseph__ | it was listed in the first one because when i ran the lsusb command the second time the list was shorter | 19:50 |
wrst | listed in the first what? | 19:50 |
Joseph__ | the pastebin link' | 19:52 |
Joseph__ | Bus 008 Device 003: ID b58e:9e84 | 19:52 |
Joseph__ | that is the one | 19:52 |
wrst | ok so where are you at? have you rebooted | 19:58 |
wrst | just a good way to be sure we are starting off from scratch | 19:58 |
Joseph__ | just a few moments ago i did | 20:00 |
wrst | I don't think your card will show up here but its a good place to look when having sound problems | 20:00 |
wrst | drop to a terminal and type: alsamixer | 20:00 |
wrst | then press F6 and see if you see it listed in that list | 20:00 |
Joseph__ | okay now what | 20:00 |
wrst | is it listed? | 20:01 |
Joseph__ | yeti mic is listed but when i select it the command prompt times out | 20:01 |
wrst | what do you mean? | 20:01 |
Joseph__ | i try to look at the setting for yeti in alsa but it just closes the command prompt | 20:02 |
wrst | when you arrow down and press enter? | 20:03 |
wrst | that can't close the terminal | 20:03 |
Joseph__ | yes and it does | 20:04 |
Joseph__ | it freezes then closes | 20:04 |
wrst | does it close alsamixer or the entire terminal? | 20:04 |
Joseph__ | alsamixer and now its not even listed when i go back into it | 20:04 |
wrst | so the terminal doesn't close.... ok let me do a little more checking, have you tried another usb cable that type of thing? | 20:05 |
wrst | off and on is very odd with most things linux it either works or it doesn't | 20:05 |
Joseph__ | it use to work on my windows | 20:07 |
wrst | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2229611&p=13049564#post13049564 | 20:08 |
Joseph__ | wow | 20:08 |
Joseph__ | im cursed | 20:08 |
wrst | Joseph__: you might want to try #ubuntustudio | 20:14 |
wrst | or #ubuntu | 20:15 |
Joseph__ | what is that | 20:15 |
wrst | irc channel | 20:15 |
Joseph__ | so you dont know what the problem is | 20:16 |
wrst | yes the problem is it doesn't work ;) | 20:18 |
wrst | the solution I have no clue | 20:18 |
average_guy | Hello Joseph__, what did I miss? | 20:39 |
average_guy | Looks like sound problems now eh? | 20:39 |
Joseph__ | i solved my ethernet problem but now i have a whole new set of problems with my audio | 20:39 |
average_guy | you have an external sound device that connects USB right? | 20:40 |
Joseph__ | i have yeti connected to the computer | 20:42 |
Joseph__ | my headphones are plugged into the yeti | 20:42 |
average_guy | so your sound works fine but the mic is not functioning correctly and by proxy the headphones when you plug them into it? | 20:44 |
Joseph__ | yep | 20:45 |
Joseph__ | its very annoying | 20:45 |
average_guy | what model is the yeti? | 20:46 |
Joseph__ | im not sure its called blue yeti | 20:47 |
average_guy | looks like this: | 20:48 |
average_guy | http://www.guitarcenter.com/Blue-Yeti-USB-Microphone-105788194-i1500772.gc?source=4WWRWXGP&gclid=CjwKEAjwjN2eBRDbyPWl0JLY5lYSJACPo0UiDj-SwVKqdeW9ErLm6X-iRr8YSDOQNWjggvqv-wep5xoCCT7w_wcB&kwid=productads-plaid^18283950120-sku^105788194@ADL4GC-adType^PLA-device^c-adid^41539417242 | 20:48 |
average_guy | bad link | 20:48 |
average_guy | maybe | 20:48 |
Joseph__ | thats it | 20:48 |
average_guy | ok then, let see if I can find you a solution | 20:49 |
Joseph__ | thank you | 20:49 |
average_guy | don't thank me yet, I guarentee nothing :P | 20:50 |
average_guy | you are running Ubuntu 14.04? (not xubuntu or lubuntu) | 20:51 |
Joseph__ | idk why i am cursed with so many errors | 20:51 |
Joseph__ | yes | 20:51 |
Joseph__ | ubunut 14.04 | 20:51 |
average_guy | seen this: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-set-up-blue-yeti-mic-in-ubuntu | 20:51 |
Joseph__ | about ten times. the problem is that it dosnt show in the menus | 20:52 |
average_guy | ok | 20:54 |
average_guy | sill looking, you might also ask over in #ubuntu-studio, those guys should know all about connecting mics | 20:55 |
Joseph__ | i already tried | 20:55 |
average_guy | :( I'm sorry to hear that it is still unresolved then | 20:56 |
average_guy | lemme keep digging a bit | 20:56 |
Joseph__ | this is hopeless | 20:56 |
average_guy | have you tried it in other USB ports? Like in the back of the machine instead of the front? | 20:58 |
average_guy | sometimes are diff types of ports | 20:59 |
Joseph__ | i have tried every port on the machine plus through my keyboard port | 20:59 |
average_guy | alrighty then, sounds like you've covered that | 21:00 |
Joseph__ | yep | 21:00 |
average_guy | I see in the forums that you are not the only one with a problem with this device. | 21:02 |
Joseph__ | i think linux just hates my hardware | 21:02 |
average_guy | I see where someone got one working here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2153270 | 21:04 |
average_guy | I think you should goto forums and search "yeti" | 21:04 |
average_guy | look for "solved" | 21:05 |
average_guy | ok yeti brought back garbage, search "yeti mic" | 21:06 |
Joseph__ | i think im done with linux | 21:12 |
average_guy | I don't blame you after all of the troubles you have been having. You definately need to consider the hardware when selecting the software and visa versa | 21:17 |
Joseph__ | now i know | 21:21 |
netritious | Looks like I missed all the fun | 21:46 |
Unit193 | We've got more for you. | 21:46 |
netritious | latest Transformers was awesome though, so there's that :D | 21:47 |
netritious | whatcha got Unit193 | 21:47 |
Unit193 | Really? You liked it that much? I saw it, and the only likeable ones were the autobots. :P | 21:47 |
netritious | I don't get out to theatres much so yeah, I'm settling for awesome | 21:48 |
Unit193 | Heh. | 21:48 |
netritious | sure, I can pick it apart...I grew up watching the original cartoons, including that terrible dinobots series | 21:49 |
netritious | albeit I was around 25 when that one came out :$ | 21:50 |
* netritious still watches cartoons | 21:53 | |
* wrst doesn't think that is odd | 22:15 | |
* average_guy has a little one to blame it on | 22:18 | |
wrst | me too average_guy | 22:19 |
wrst | but I must admit dora the explorer and doc mcstuffins are not my favs | 22:19 |
average_guy | we watch My Little Pony, I have become a fan | 22:20 |
wrst | ha well you gotta do what you gotta do | 22:20 |
average_guy | and adventure time and regular show | 22:20 |
average_guy | wife loves Bob's Burgers | 22:20 |
average_guy | The Doc McStuffin and Sofia the First sends me running to the computer though | 22:24 |
wrst | ha ha | 22:25 |
wrst | hello mr frog | 22:52 |
Omnifrog | hihi! | 22:52 |
wrst | how are you ? | 22:52 |
Omnifrog | insane | 22:52 |
Omnifrog | trying to get ready to go on air in 7 minutes | 22:53 |
Unit193 | ...Meanwhile, the Mystery Machine just turned around in our driveway... | 22:53 |
wrst | enjoy the insanity | 22:53 |
wrst | really? | 22:53 |
wrst | have pics? | 22:53 |
Unit193 | Well, no I don't, but it still actually happened... | 22:54 |
wrst | :) | 22:55 |
Unit193 | ...And my drug test will come out clean too. :P | 22:58 |
=== Omnifrog is now known as DJOmnifrog | ||
wrst | ha ha sure... | 23:05 |
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