Large User Groups Cause Spontaneous Greying
tiny69 writes "According to Microsoft, a Person's hair turns grey if there are more than 500 users in a User Group. Supposedly, the grey hair does not affect the functionality of the User Group. Microsoft claims to have a solution to fix the problem. How many people do you know that have hair that has turned grey? This web site has a large collection of links to humorous Microsoft Knowledge Base articles."
I know this is flamebait, but check out http://local.google.com
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I dare ya!
I don't think anyone saw it, and it's offtopic as all get out, but it bugs me. I need to hear from other users:
http://http//www.ebay.com
That's a typo I made earlier today. It's not a trick link. View the source if you want. It redirects to microsoft. Seems incredibly slimy and underhanded too. Just curious if anyone else was aware of this. It's not IE specific. It happened to me in Firebird on a Mac.
Karma: Chameleon (mostly due to the fact that you come and go).
Then there was that Munich thing.
What's left on that head is grey, for sure.
Friends don't help friends install M$ junk.
Anyone else getting "backdoor.coreflood" virus notifications when visiting the site mentioned in the article?
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