This is just as important of a find as the original!!! Now, not only do we know who wins, but the order in which they are kicked-off! Good Job! Now if you'll excuse me, I have a bet to make with my dad!
I, along with many others, disagree. You made on big flaw in making such a bold statement. Art can easily mean less than what the artist intends. Artists are just as flawed as the rest of us, and are seldom perfect . You cannot deem someone's work as art just if the artist said it was. If I drew a dog peeing on a bicycle and said that it represented the downfall of common culture due to the plague of injustice within our state court systems, people would say I'm nuts. You, however, think that not only does a canine relieving himself on a two-wheeler symbolize the mudslide of modern society, but people that argue otherwise 'are fools'. Now I realize I haven't mentioned Blade Runner (and by the way, I too think he's a replicant), but I wanted to teach you that generalization is the easiest of logical fallacies to get into.
MS can then send you the bill for $1.00 per Word doc you opened, or $10 per Windows restart.
If this were true, isn't it kinda ironic that Microsoft is paving the way? Don't ya think?
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What about the 'smart' ones like me that bought theirs a week after it came out, only to have it upgraded in a couple of months. Now these babies are smokin' and I am left cold 100Mhz. behind with a lesser graphics card, a tray-loading CD drive and an infrared port I'll never use! Plus no reset button!!! I think this upgrade is perfect for us Revision A'ers who are drooling over the fact that our friend's iMac does a neat pulsating light thingie when it sleeps.
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This is just as important of a find as the original!!! Now, not only do we know who wins, but the order in which they are kicked-off! Good Job! Now if you'll excuse me, I have a bet to make with my dad!
I, along with many others, disagree. You made on big flaw in making such a bold statement. Art can easily mean less than what the artist intends. Artists are just as flawed as the rest of us, and are seldom perfect . You cannot deem someone's work as art just if the artist said it was. If I drew a dog peeing on a bicycle and said that it represented the downfall of common culture due to the plague of injustice within our state court systems, people would say I'm nuts. You, however, think that not only does a canine relieving himself on a two-wheeler symbolize the mudslide of modern society, but people that argue otherwise 'are fools'. Now I realize I haven't mentioned Blade Runner (and by the way, I too think he's a replicant), but I wanted to teach you that generalization is the easiest of logical fallacies to get into.
MS can then send you the bill for $1.00 per Word doc you opened, or $10 per Windows restart.
If this were true, isn't it kinda ironic that Microsoft is paving the way? Don't ya think?
What about the 'smart' ones like me that bought theirs a week after it came out, only to have it upgraded in a couple of months. Now these babies are smokin' and I am left cold 100Mhz. behind with a lesser graphics card, a tray-loading CD drive and an infrared port I'll never use! Plus no reset button!!! I think this upgrade is perfect for us Revision A'ers who are drooling over the fact that our friend's iMac does a neat pulsating light thingie when it sleeps.