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Aug 14, 2010
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#4
AWESOME 
I loved windows XP ... I had the xp 64x professional ... only issue was struggled getting drivers for anything lol
I've really had no problems with any version of Windows. I just wish they didn't change them so often at work!
I like jonathan's and red delicious. What varieties do you grow in Autralia? We sometimes get them here.
kco wrote:
we don't have name for them (do we ?) here. We have red or green apples.
lol They probably made up some names to market them here!
They just paint them red here.
Phew, this is a much better thread than that other one where I got blocked for asking WindowsSixFlagsOverCrazy to block me. Something about a person threatening to block everyone over and over...just makes me crazy. Thanks, electricpawn, for creating a safe environment where we can all chill out.
PerfectGent wrote:
blonde walks into a curtain shopand asks for curtains to fit her monitor.
helpful shopkeeper explains that monitors dont need curtains.
blonde - hello im running windows arent i?
lol!
Windows loves you!
Aug 15, 2010
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#16
I have always been using Windows ... XP first then vista and now windows 7 is what is on this laptop ...
Aug 15, 2010
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#17
electricpawn wrote:
I like jonathan's and red delicious. What varieties do you grow in Autralia? We sometimes get them here.
In my local stores I commonly see apples from New Zealand (especially Braeburn apples, which is a decent variety), but I've never seen any identified as being from Australia.
Cystem_Phailure wrote:
electricpawn wrote:
I like jonathan's and red delicious. What varieties do you grow in Autralia? We sometimes get them here.
In my local stores I commonly see apples from New Zealand (especially Braeburn apples, which is a decent variety), but I've never seen any identified as being from Australia.
Perhaps I was mistaken.
electricpawn wrote:
Cystem_Phailure wrote:
electricpawn wrote:
I like jonathan's and red delicious. What varieties do you grow in Autralia? We sometimes get them here.
In my local stores I commonly see apples from New Zealand (especially Braeburn apples, which is a decent variety), but I've never seen any identified as being from Australia.
Perhaps I was mistaken.
Perhaps Australians know better than to eat their own apples.
I don't care, and I won't threaten to block you.