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upgrading to windows 7

Wednesday, 23. September 2009, 19:09:57

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(This is tongue-in-cheek operating system humor. I'm not trying to really piss anyone off) p:

The commercials are on the television. Microsoft, the reviewers, and the commercials all say that this is the one! This is the one that's gonna do it! Yay! Go Neo (The Matrix).

Anyway, a friend was talking to me the other day and asked me if I planned to upgrade to "7". I looked at him wild-eyed and thought, "how out of touch with me can you possibly be?"

He may as well have asked me how my wife and children were doing. Ummm, I don't have any of those. :lol:

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Comments

daxonmacs 24. September 2009, 10:29

Asking if it is any good, would be out of the question then?

slackwrdave 24. September 2009, 15:10

It's supposed to be "the one." The advertising has to be true, this time.

garydenness 24. September 2009, 15:28

Yeah, I'm not gonna try and 'sell' you anything MS! But I have to say Win 7 is a nice OS. Huge improvement over Vista. Although let's face it, smearing dog food over your monitor makes a huge improvement to Vista. I've been using the RC for a few months and it's slick, quick and does what it says on the tin.

garydenness 24. September 2009, 15:30

I got your donation this morning by the way! :beer:

What time do you reckon I'll finish? Guess somewhere between 1.50hr and 2.15hr, and you'll be in the ball park. You could win a prize....:hat:

(And I promise, the prize isnt a copy of Win 7!)

slackwrdave 24. September 2009, 17:22

Originally posted by garydenness:

Guess somewhere between 1.50hr and 2.15hr, and you'll be in the ball park.


Thanks for the tip. :up:

slackwrdave 24. September 2009, 17:28

Originally posted by garydenness:

What time do you reckon I'll finish?


I just noticed that word "reckon", lol. I though that was mainly the domain of Southerners in the US. Another good one is "fixin'", as in "getting ready to." "We're fixin' to leave for the grocery store."

I had grits and eggs for breakfast. :D

garydenness 26. September 2009, 16:46

Nah, we Brits use reckon plenty too!

slackwrdave 26. September 2009, 17:07

Originally posted by garydenness:

Nah, we Brits use reckon plenty too!


Them Brits sometimes pretty nice. :up: :smile:

daxonmacs 27. September 2009, 01:40

Had to look up grits, thought it was the same as oatmeal.
I guess it makes as well a breakfast as the other, anyhow.

vominhtrieu 27. September 2009, 01:46

you misunderstand.

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