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Question Posted Sunday December 7 2003, 12:07 am

Where is my remote control? who took it? I hate clicking the buttons on the TV its hard and wastes my time!

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koshii answered Sunday December 7 2003, 3:54 pm:
There was wisdom handed to me from my seniors, and that wisdom is, "did you look in your other pair of pants?"
This has held true for me when I lost things.
However, in your case, unless you have deep pockets, look in the couch, behind your desk, or under that pile over there.
I also recommend you turn off the TV and read a book or play bocceball or weave a basket or learn Korean or something constructive.

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