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Is Your Computer Kaput?
by Henry L. Lefevre
Monday, February 02, 2009
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Computer Problems? Then try this.

If your computer’s kaput
And ignores your commands,
You might not be forced
To throw up your hands.

One recommendation

I think you should try

Would be cool the thing off

And I will tell you why.

Heat and computers

Don’t tend to mix

One consolation.

They’re easy to fix.

Just haul out a fan

And give it a blast

With good circulation

Your problem won’t last.

Maybe.

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Reviewed by Jackie (Micke) Jinks 4/11/2009

Wise advice, and cleverly, poeticly said, Hank. I have an air-purifier close to my "tower"; keeps me breathing fresh and 'puter cool!
Blessings, Friend! Micke