Sniffle Farewell

by gerbear (add friend) , Houston, tx on Thursday, 05/01/2008 at 10:01 AM

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MissA_sketches wrote (over 3 years ago)

So sorry Geri. You know, I tried to win two on eBay and lost them both....whimper whine.....and then of course had to spend most of my return money on other stuff.....dang food & bills!...geeezz!

Come on Stimulus Payment!! (Crossing fingers no unexpected bills get here first.....lol.)

Menopaws wrote (over 4 years ago)

Poor Wacom .... gone, but not forgotten. RIP. *sniff*

sparky7 wrote (over 4 years ago)

"LOL"!! This is really kinda sad though.....I hate funerals....they depress me so much.....I don't even wanna go to my own funeral!!! "LOL"!!

kingmingus wrote (over 4 years ago)

ive used the big and now the small...wish i bought another big one....i forget..do you teach at all Ger? when i got the graphire 3 for my daughter i got education discount...made a huge difference in price

gerbear wrote (over 4 years ago)

Thanks ya'll, gonna look at Wacom refurbished ones they sell on their web site. I miss it!! WAH!!

christinemb wrote (over 4 years ago)

I got mine secon hand for Â£100 about 4 years ago now... it must be possible to pick up something- hope you succeed! Hugs
Chris

emigre wrote (over 4 years ago)

awww bye bye large wacom pad :( ;) i have the smallest one and its great i dunt want a big one when it will die... My only pb is that the rubber on the pen is absent so it hurts my fingers... pfft I never mind :)

CatMom wrote (over 4 years ago)

Sad :)

BabsBlueEyes wrote (over 4 years ago)

Soory about your lose.:(

DeTroy wrote (over 4 years ago)

*places a virtual flower and a small length of cat 5e cable on the grave stone, and stands silently and respectfully looking at the stone, below which lies the mortal remains of the thingy from which flowed such wonders of the imagination, bright colours arrayed together to startle and please the senses, shapes that seemed alive, stories told so that whole scenes would be expressed from one small square on the screen...we will miss you Gerbears wacom pad...*sniff*....you did well