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So now we have the grandfather of sprint LTE and the lol guy. Can I be the Verizon hater for posting so many slow speed test videos on my youtube?

 

and LOL

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There are no comedians here. Only witty smart people :)

 

That is true.  There are no "comedians" here.  Wireless network nerds do not make good "comedians."

 

 

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AJ

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Well now I am the loves speedtest guy. The funny thing is I have 700+ post in other places and I never got a custom title before. 

 

So now I just have to run my next speedtest before bed like I always do.

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Is this the "request a custom title" thread? :P

 

I wish, but I'm afraid of what I'd get. I've been around here long enough but I don't think there is something that I do all the time that is worthy of being noted.

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