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Sanguinius wrote:rdale wrote:But since I'm not getting a real preview for X-mas, can I have a pony?
Yes, but it's blind, only has three legs and no hair. And it screams when you touch it.
rdale wrote:Sanguinius wrote:rdale wrote:But since I'm not getting a real preview for X-mas, can I have a pony?
Yes, but it's blind, only has three legs and no hair. And it screams when you touch it.
That sounds night "mare" ish!
Sorry. I'll see myself out.
Sanguinius wrote:I read recently that people who find puns amusing are often afflicted with some sort of brain damage. Not that I'm implying anything...
Sanguinius wrote:I read recently that people who find puns amusing are often afflicted with some sort of brain damage. Not that I'm implying anything...
AmberV wrote:Sanguinius wrote:I read recently that people who find puns amusing are often afflicted with some sort of brain damage. Not that I'm implying anything...
That might explain Finnegans Wake.
yosimiti wrote:Bloatware may be bloat but generally such software is meant to work.
Finnigan's Wake by and large, is unreadable. Only t' those that can't read it It also requires a PhD in Irish or English Literature, to deem this to be 'officially' the case. So wot y' sayin' is tha' my PhD in Rat Catching&Wallpaper Hanging ain't no goodesshaytchonetee!!
I'm not sure the same can be said of bloatware.
depends on y' cwollyficayshons ... dunnit?