Call me crazy, but...

Chuck38 said:

Bob, you can be kinda confusing sometimes.

Wynona, you can always unsubscribe from annoying emails.

Yep, I confuse me easily.

Chuck38 said:

Bob, you can be kinda confusing sometimes.

Wynona, you can always unsubscribe from annoying emails.

Uh uhh! Might miss some good information if I unsubscribed.

Chuck38 said:

I said annoying emails, not informative emails.

But, but, but . . . Computiac didn't email me. Semantics, my dear fellow . . .

I didn't type that; StarFerret did it! Gonna kill me a ferret!

Wynona said:

Well! So much for that statement . . . no longer true!

I Still don't believe the excuse MS gave for the cut in storage space. I do understand them doing away with the unlimited storage plan. If it was because a few took advantage of the unlimited storage why did they cut the other options?

I would use BING more, but most of my searches are for items that were likely posted to the web during certain dates. I need to be able to quickly search, for example, between January 1, 2014 and January 1, 2015. Google Instant Search allows this search, with just 4 mouse clicks, after typing your search term.

But a previous poster was 100% correct when he stated that BING search is better for Video searches. Google thinks every video on the planet is on YouTube. I think Google owns YouTube?

AllenChicago said:

Google thinks every video on the planet is on YouTube. I think Google owns YouTube?

This page says Google bought YouTube in 2006:
History of Google - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia