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Bill Gates is an alien?? |
In article <42agkv$l3g@natasha.rmii.com> mdaymon@rainbow.rmii.com (Maxwell Daymon) writes:
> Mike Noreen (Mike.Noreen@p14.anet.canit.se) wrote:
> : Thusly Step spake unto All:
> : S> If alien landed and had to raise money to go back,
> : S> he would do what Bill Gates does.
> : S> And probably does.
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> : I refuse to believe that alien technology is that poor.
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> He certainly wouldn't sell REAL advanced technology. Just the failures
> and leftovers he remembers from his alien high school history textbooks.
AH! But BG sells failures and leftovers from our own high school history textbooks. Ever hear of CP/M?
This "Bill Gates is an alien" stuff has gone far enough. I say he's really into organized crime and discrimination. That's why he named his OS's after
Chicago -- The largest center of organized crime in history
Nashville -- Home of the Methodist church (who apparently dislike Jews & blacks)
Memphis -- The place where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated
Cairo -- City where they murdered Al Sadat, the man who made peace with the Jews
Hey, wait a minute! I may be on to something here...
> +------------------------------------+ you'll never believe me so,
> | Maxx Daymon -+- mdaymon@rmii.com | why don't you find out for yourself
> +------------------------------------+ then you'll see the glass
> hidden in the grass... /Morrisey
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