You heard right. Downgraded. Turns out we've been conducting an "illegal procedure" with AOL. Meaning that our local ISP company, Comcast, wasn't allowed to run us our High Speed Internet that we've been receiving for the past five months. In the long run, I've lost my broadband for seven days, which hinders my ability to play XBox Live or even to quickly cruise the internet a major hassle. Don't worry, if you're an interested reader, I'm still around to tell you my inner-most thoughts and feelings. This is one.


The first thing I question is why would we be able to obtain a service that hasn't been available for nearly half a year and then be told it's an illegal procedure, nonetheless, it's not our fault because we simply did not know, we're just paying the bills and loving the high speed, mind you, we're paying for what we're receving. On top of that, why does AOL have to have such a crappy service in the first place? I mean, they're sitting here, breathing down our necks, interrogating us about how we've held our high speed for the past few months when all we can say is, "We've been paying the bills." It's horrific to hear that I'm going dial up. I honestly don't mean anything against any of your 52kbps people, but I'm honestly not ready to take that big of a step down. Especially when I've gotten such a skill increase in Call of Duty. Pity that it has to stop this way.

So we've solved the problem, as I said...Seven days. In seven days there'll be a majestic Comcast van that's going to pull down the road, with it's angelic halo of awesome and be my personal "Knight in Shining Armour' as he sets up my beauteous internet all over again, except it's going ot be faster. He's going to change my phone lines, so it'll be better. Ah, the sweet taste of victory over a lame ISP. Screw you AOL, I hope you rot.

I also hope that Comcast doesn't fail me.

T-Minus 4 days until my birthday, which I won't be having high speed internets during....or my girlfriend. I really hate people and circumstance sometimes.