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you gotta be shitting me....
anyone would pay that for a lame ass feature like rumbling (5%!!!!!). This world is truly mad.
Posted by: JoeMama_z   Posted on: 03/13/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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you gotta be shitting me....  JoeMama_z | 03/13/06
Wonder when the patent was filed  voska | 03/14/06
That is what I was wondering  Patrick Jones | 03/14/06
Right, I forgot about the old arcarde  voska | 03/14/06
They existed around in 1980 or so  Marko@... | 03/16/06
Not the World, just the US  WiredGuy | 03/14/06
Couldn't happen to a nicer rootkit, I mean, company...  shawkins | 03/13/06
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