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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
I've already despatched you once Peter, simply because you weren't good enough to get on the first rung of the ladder in the comprehension stakes. What makes you think anything...
"I wouldn't call itfixedexactly"
You're going to have to better than that. Here's a recap of the tasks I've given you to do. You will of course notice I have also plonked you, but this time it's for...
How 'un-exactly' isn't it fixed, according to your f***ed up lame reasoning up there, mmm?
Babble away, oh blinkered one, linux doesn't register on the radar, so not a very good example you make to align a competative comparison, eh?
Your ignorance comes as no surprise.
Cite your proof of that. Any amount of links will do.
So, you don't have any "reputation appraisal" for linux. Didn't think so.
Prove "Delahaye-Bacons" are "pro-M$", you obtuse ****, go on. Prove, that other than any legitimate business they might do, that they are "pro-M$" in the way in which you mean it.
Tell you what, you come close to proving that and I'll pay you a mid-ranged five figure sum. Guaranteed. If you can't, you pay me half that.
bluh bluh
As I expected, you don't know how 'reputation' is measured do you. Why don't you linuxfux just declare your acceptance that you don't know something instead of your futile bumblings at guess work.
Oh, and how embarrbutted are you to want to change your nick', eh?
You're funny when you linufix skip from one foot to the other.
-- Things are looking up.
As expected: Microsoft Earns Best Corporate Reputation in 2004 64
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As expected: Microsoft Earns Best Corporate Reputation in 2004 62