As expected: Microsoft Earns Best Corporate Reputation in 2004 64

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 has changed?

The post to which I am responding now, is proof of that.

I'm sure you mean well Peter but you must realise by now just how idiotic you make yourself appear on Usenet, but I suspect you probably just can't help yourself.

Unless of course, you want to try and pick up where I left you behind.

Here you go then, your turn.

I did. Reread it.

You prove why you felt you had to respond to a post you could not debate, zealot.

"Microsoft Earns Best Corporate Reputation in 2004 According to Delahaye Index; Corporate News Trends Positive in 2004; Kmart, Wachovia and FedEx are Most Improved

Higher volumes of positive news about Microsoft's favorable earnings, innovative products and services, such as Windows XP Media Center and MSN Desktop Search, drove positive media coverage for three consecutive quarters, outweighing negative news about the company's anti-trust battle with the European Union."

So, he, like me, nymshifts. Is that there going to be your only argument as to why you cannot debate with advocacy your points of view or is it really that your don't have a point of view Peter, because you're too stupid to know what one of them is?

I've put you down on more than one occasion. you're just too stupid to realise it.

That there makes no sense at all Peter. Are you contextually impaired Peter?

I see why you can't debate anything at all... you're illiterate and incapable of forming an opinion without making yourself look foolish. Isn't that the truth Peter? The article shows that linux has no reputation Peter, why don't you try and prove otherwise.

Here's the link again for you to have someone read the article out to you.

-- Things are looking up