Balmer: Nothing's rotten in Denmark

Of course...: Of course Denmark also has one of the highest tax rates in the world. Now we know why. Someone must pay the outrageous MS lisencing fees.; Posted by: Tim Patterson Posted on: 07/13/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not 'zactly quietLee | 07/13/04

Did he do Linux User 147560 | 07/13/04

No, but he was waiting... No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/13/04

So, did you... Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 07/13/04

What a clueless post! B.O.F.H. | 07/13/04

mmmm Iain_Peters | 07/13/04

Of course... Tim Patterson | 07/13/04

Well in that sense... poocow666 | 07/13/04

Me thinks he stopped by.... middle of nowhere | 07/13/04

Office Integration Yagotta B. Kidding | 07/13/04

Fixing the link Aphelion | 07/13/04

thank you for the link Monkey_MCSE | 07/13/04

IBM makes hardware TrustMe_z | 07/14/04

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