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by Anonymous User on Sun Apr 20, 2008 at 11:30:06 AM PDT

I have been buying microsofts shit since dos 1.0 at one time i could have even been considered a m$ fanboy for many years. After buying xp and doing the wga thing for the free software M$ shut my system down 5 times in 3 years for upgrading hardware on my sys. new hard drives, sound and video cards, Memory. Im not sure but one time they did it was after i moved my sys and plugged usb devices back in different usb ports. needless to say i now run a pirated version of xp and have no intention of buying another microsoft product. I also have purchased office, foxpro for dos and foxpro visual basic. xp days are numbered and i am set up with a dual boot running ubuntu. I would be there now accept for a couple of programs i just cant live without. Goodbye Microsuck kiss my butt.

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