While I agree that most of those are good reasons, I must say that I think that something is terribly wrong with the legal system if the vendor can be liable for my intentional misuse of their product.
Lawsuits claiming firearms manufacturers are liable for murderer's actions comes to mind. To quote Steve Dallas: "America: Land of the Lawsuit"!!
From the article: You don't have permission to access/editorials/editorials.php on this server.
I think he's saying, "You're not allowed to read this."
then again, how many M$ products can you name that DO work ?:)
Windows 95 (all CD editions)
Windows 98
Windows 98se
Windows Me
Windows NT4
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Office 95
Office 97
Office 2000
Office XP
Office 2003
SQL Server 6.5
SQL Server 7
SQL Server 2000
Exchange 5.5
Exchange 2000
SNA Server 2.0
Publisher 98
Publisher 2000
Project 98
Project 2000
SMS 2
SMS 2003
All do a fabulous job of preventing rings from forming on my coffee table.
the issue was resolved shortly after the operators were instructed to turn the power ON.
Unfortunately, after poking about in the vents on the backs of the Internets thingies with a safety pin resulted in several slightly crispy election officials, the whole business was remanded to Supreme Court for resolution.
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Lawsuits claiming firearms manufacturers are liable for murderer's actions comes to mind. To quote Steve Dallas: "America: Land of the Lawsuit"!!
The same way CmdrTaco and crew can claim to be "editors": With their fingers crossed and their noses growing.
Of course we are! Suing over duofiling is a bit over-the-top, but you should NEVER let them make it to quadfiling!
Sausage
What!?!?! No Liza?
From the article: You don't have permission to access /editorials/editorials.php on this server.
I think he's saying, "You're not allowed to read this."
You realizthe, of coursth, thisth meansth war.
If you've had reason to obtain a Windows Me CD, you're WAY past coffee. Everclear is self-cleaning and is VERY helpful in "dealing" with Me.
Windows 95 (all CD editions)
Windows 98
Windows 98se
Windows Me
Windows NT4
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Office 95
Office 97
Office 2000
Office XP
Office 2003
SQL Server 6.5
SQL Server 7
SQL Server 2000
Exchange 5.5
Exchange 2000
SNA Server 2.0
Publisher 98
Publisher 2000
Project 98
Project 2000
SMS 2
SMS 2003
All do a fabulous job of preventing rings from forming on my coffee table.
Because online, they all look the same at the New York Times: A mostly yellow page pumping you for information.
Unfortunately, after poking about in the vents on the backs of the Internets thingies with a safety pin resulted in several slightly crispy election officials, the whole business was remanded to Supreme Court for resolution.
The grey-market knockoffs are out BEFORE the original product? Duke Nukem Forever continues to set the standard for embarrassingly late completion.
Britney's OK once you hit the MUTE button.
Just sit right back
and you'll hear a tale
A tale of a faithful trip.
That started in this frosty port
Aboard this tiny ship
The mate was a mighty cosmonaut
The Skipper brave and sure
Six volunteers blasted off that day
For a 500 day tour
A 500 day tour.
Well, how about an on-topic goatse post? SCO Group
I dunno. He doesn't look disturbed to me.
Note, do NOT follow that link if you are faint of heart.
Don't dilute the litigious bastards mark. I propose we consider ass-ramming uncle-fuckers as the appropriate label.
Ahhh, the Symantec Touch.
You're fucking dreaming. Just you wait: let even one Deadite show his ugly mug, and Ash will return!
So you should download the crappy media off P2P apps and BitTorrent instead of buying Gigli or Glitter?
But managing one sucks.
Speak for yourself. I'm hoping Natalie Portman will be giving the video "answer" to /. Trolls for 800.
I'm not 100%, but I'm pretty sure it was this guy.
You could be the guy that cleans up the nudie booth after each guy jerks off.
Gravy job. Requires no talent or sense of asthetic decency.