Why post a link to the current topic? Makes no sense? 
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ISP problem causes packet loss
If there is a physical problem in the hardware that handles the network traffic, it is very possible that one will experience packet loss. problem such as a network card damaging damaged ports or cable connections a router error or faulty cable installation in the area where your building may be responsible for lost packages or the capacity of bottleneck equipment 'strangulation there and very frequent
Hmmm have you not noticed how much stuff posted on the forum makes no sense 
It’s too early for this confusing s__t.
Many things he says do not make much sense 
The bottom line is a house was opened especially for VHTV purposes. Surely you ensure that everything is ready for the purpose prior to opening?
Lol when place is offline packet loss is 100%
especially pay packet.
My coffee machine is on if you need a cup, coffee might help you get over your constipation. 
just tip the whole bag in my mouth. fuck waiting for the machine.
pay lost package 
Ok if you insist, myself I have never been partial to chewing coffee beans 
I’ll grin and bear it. gotta be better than another ISP debate.
I thought you became a premium subscriber because you wanted to have a say over the ISP debacle 
I just wanted better views of the D. I’m a simple man with simple pleasures …
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look at the cabling of the kingdoms it’s badly done pork work whatever you tie wires not stuck in the bottlenecks you hurt the cables which causes problems afterwards
Me I just want tits, pussy and ass. I am even simpler than you
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The forum just nagged me about the amount of replies. gah, why did I even get out of bed this morning! 
Now robots are hassling me. Fuck you, world!
Did you stub your toe against the Robot vacuum cleaner
Amazing this place is offline YET AGAIN and the forum erupts, then back online then offline YET AGAIN and the story repeats itself. Why do we act surprised?