It allows people (me) to talk (ramble on) and see (in a pixelated way) across long distances (from British Columbia to Florida) for free (free!) to friends and relatives (my fiancee) in a futuristic videophone sort-of-way that was still sci-fi for most of us 20 years ago.
But sometimes it goes bad.
Very bad...

At least the digitallizerated version of me below is more colourful...

8 comments:
the first one is flat-out freaky!
Why couldn't you just iChat?
Scott: I wasn't familiar with IChat. I just looked into it and it seems that you have to set up accounts with Jabber, Mac.com, AIM or some other provider. Are the benefits over Skype worth it.
BTW: The other computer on these calls is a PC (shhhh, don't tell anyone).
hi glen : do you have any info about of actual owner or representative of continental schools (cartoon academy)
cordially,
huemulin@gmail.com
Huemulin: Check your email for my response.
Yipes! That top photo is one mutated frame-grab. You need to make that your FB icon!
The top pic is a glimpse at what Lovecraft would cook up had he lived until 2009. Wow!
Scott: We tried iChat- it wasn't as good picture quality as Skype (when Skype works, which is most of the time).
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