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From: pɐʍzɐb on 29 May 2010 05:54 Gazwad expelled: > Gazwad spilled: > >> How many people are still using XP as their main operating system? >> How many people need to hang onto XP because Vista or 7 are not an option >> for some reason? >> What are those reasons? >> >> Gazwad > > Using XP HE, XP Pro, XP 64bit, Vista Ultimate 32bit, Win 7 Home Premium > 32bit, Win 7 Ultimate 64bit. > And some other stuff. And then some. -- Salt-Cured Rabbit Liver Burgoo with Moonshine Molasses Quick Smoked Redfish Soup with Boiled Rhubarb Bourbon Cornbread Dumplings on Sugared Prickly Pear
From: pɐʍzɐb on 29 May 2010 06:11 Gazwad fabricated: > Gazwad spilled: > >> How many people are still using XP as their main operating system? Define main. >> How many people need to hang onto XP because Vista or 7 are not an option >> for some reason? >> What are those reasons? Like perfectly good laser printers not being supported, HP twats. -- Sifting through my soup I found some sort of octopus appendix Damn those French!
From: pɐʍzɐb on 29 May 2010 06:13 pɐʍzɐb mourned: > Gazwad fabricated: > >> Gazwad spilled: >> >>> How many people are still using XP as their main operating system? > > Define main. > >>> How many people need to hang onto XP because Vista or 7 are not an >>> option for some reason? >>> What are those reasons? > > Like perfectly good laser printers not being supported, HP twats. > > > > -- > Sifting through my soup I found some sort of octopus appendix Damn > those French! > Ce. -- Whilst I was sifting through my soup I found some sort of sperm whale kidney stones. Damn those French!
From: Bronislaw Depowski on 30 May 2010 07:34 Gazwad <undersized.mammaroonies(a)light-fingered.natural.coward.without.instinct> wrote: > How many people are still using XP as their main operating system? > How many people need to hang onto XP because Vista or 7 are not an option > for some reason? > What are those reasons? > > Gazwad > > -- > Gritz is,- Smelling diseased body parts and lemon sauce accompanied > with foul cadaver foreskins accentuated with piggish raven belly and > garden worm vomit topping, cooked in a bubbling double boiler with a > slew of rare cooked rutabaga, dried assortment of conch, bone marrow > gravy, a side of foetal water turkey skin and a stein of clotted > scallop puree. > I'm hungry -- One day Donald Trump will discover that he is owned -- lock, stock, and roulette wheel -- by Lutheran Brotherhood and must renegotiate his debt load with a committee of silent Norwegians who don't understand why anyone would pay more than $120 for a suit; Garrison Keillor, singer and storyteller, describing what would happen if Minnesota sold lake Superior, 1995
From: Gazwad on 30 May 2010 08:13
Gazwad ramble: > How many people are still using XP as their main operating system? > How many people need to hang onto XP because Vista or 7 are not an option > for some reason? > What are those reasons? > > Gazwad > > -- > Gritz is,- Smelling diseased body parts and lemon sauce accompanied > with foul cadaver foreskins accentuated with piggish raven belly and > garden worm vomit topping, cooked in a bubbling double boiler with a > slew of rare cooked rutabaga, dried assortment of conch, bone marrow > gravy, a side of foetal water turkey skin and a stein of clotted > scallop puree. > Yum -- Sifting through my soup, I found horrible coral snake gizzard in frightening erupting pimples and earthworm buttock sauce, arranged in a turbid pail brimming with medium to well done green bean, vapid hodgepodge of tendon and clam, slug gravy, a side of yak cervix and a glass of mouldy yoghurt.. Damn those French. |