Originally posted by: MartyTheManiak
I thought it was 0. Microsoft just makes darkness the new standard![]()
Originally posted by: gunf1ghter
I think if you had any idea how complex the code is for Win2K or WinXP you'd STFU.
Originally posted by: gunf1ghter
I think if you had any idea how complex the code is for Win2K or WinXP you'd STFU.
Originally posted by: gunf1ghter
I think if you had any idea how complex the code is for Win2K or WinXP you'd STFU.
Originally posted by: MartyTheManiak
Originally posted by: gunf1ghter
I think if you had any idea how complex the code is for Win2K or WinXP you'd STFU.
and if you had any idea what a joke was, you'd STFU too.
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Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: gunf1ghter
I think if you had any idea how complex the code is for Win2K or WinXP you'd STFU.
heheheheh![]()
ROTFLOL, yeah and you need a COA for every light outlet in the house !![]()
Originally posted by: kgraeme
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: gunf1ghter
I think if you had any idea how complex the code is for Win2K or WinXP you'd STFU.
heheheheh![]()
Bwahahaha!!!!!
Originally posted by: kgraeme
Ameesh: 472
gunf1ghter: -1
Originally posted by: PsychoAndy
Ameesh rises to the occastion.....from the man that brought us:
OMG!!! OH NO! AIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! NOOOOOO!O!OO!O!!!!
Genius. next thing you know, we'll need individual product licenses every time we need to change said lightbulb.
Originally posted by: MartyTheManiak
I thought it was 0. Microsoft just makes darkness the new standard![]()
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
They don't, they just take Mac's lightbulb.