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'PORN, computers, and the internet exist in a symbiotic relationship rivaled only by the TV and remote control' coconutpicker 2:11
- by Hellcat June 11, 2009 11:44 AM PDT
- I guess you haven't tried Windows 7. Windows XP sucks compared to Windows 7. I think since the upgrade for Windows 7 is going to be $49 for the home version upgrade and $99 for the Pro upgrade people will buy it. More people also will buy new computers with Windows 7 on it instead of asking for XP. I hate going back to XP after using 7, even when I go to a friends house that uses Vista I give a groan because I miss features in 7 that Vista doesn't have.
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