Sprint Sux.

Sprint Nextel has pissed me off for the last time.
We've been trying to get out of our contract for over a year now.  Every three months we call and they tell us, "Oh, your contract is up in [pick a date at random]."

This random date comes up and we head on over to the Verizon store to hook up service.  They always tell us, "Oh, well it shows here your contract isn't up for another three months."  *head.desk*

( But wait, there's more! )

Sprint Sux.

Sprint Nextel has pissed me off for the last time.
We've been trying to get out of our contract for over a year now.  Every three months we call and they tell us, "Oh, your contract is up in [pick a date at random]."

This random date comes up and we head on over to the Verizon store to hook up service.  They always tell us, "Oh, well it shows here your contract isn't up for another three months."  *head.desk*

( But wait, there's more! )

Damn.

I made a Supernatural video.

It was more of a remix of the 1x17 episode, "Hell House" (in which the slash wrote itself).

It was set to an Elvis song, "A Little Less Conversation," and I liked it a lot.

Much to my distress however, I was editing it using an evaluation copy of Virtual Edit because I wanted to see how it worked and I was bored and it was the boys and I had to.

...needless to say, the evaluation copy didn't exactly save it to video the way I made it.  None of the cuts, and edits, and transitions, and titles, and audio effects I did were saved.

*sobs*

...

*runs off to hit the hubby up for the registration fee*

...

*pouts*

ETA: I'm recreating it using Windows Movie Maker. I'm used to the software anyway. I'll post the results when I'm done.

Damn.

I made a Supernatural video.

It was more of a remix of the 1x17 episode, "Hell House" (in which the slash wrote itself).

It was set to an Elvis song, "A Little Less Conversation," and I liked it a lot.

Much to my distress however, I was editing it using an evaluation copy of Virtual Edit because I wanted to see how it worked and I was bored and it was the boys and I had to.

...needless to say, the evaluation copy didn't exactly save it to video the way I made it.  None of the cuts, and edits, and transitions, and titles, and audio effects I did were saved.

*sobs*

...

*runs off to hit the hubby up for the registration fee*

...

*pouts*

ETA: I'm recreating it using Windows Movie Maker. I'm used to the software anyway. I'll post the results when I'm done.