Windows 9: Smoke

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  1. Airbot
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    Mirage, or Migraine?
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  3. The Howling Wolves
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    Be careful of second hand smoke! Maybe harmful to your health.
    Windows 12 will be Windows Wet Dream!
    All the problems, all the spam, and all the viruses come out in the wash!
    Please pass the joint and brownies as it's my turn. I need a couple of hits off of it.
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  4. Bongo
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    Don't bogart that joint
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  6. The Unofficial
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    And Windows 12 is Marijuana...
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  7. Prisoner
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    Something tells me this thread got seriously derailed.
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  8. Ciara
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    Prisoner said:
    Something tells me this thread got seriously derailed.

    I have been reading ... but dare not comment
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  10. mickey megabyte
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    i'm not looking forward to windows 13: windows bummer

    they're going to drop "drag'n'drop" and replace it with "such a drag, man"

    ...maybe

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  11. Hopalong X
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    Prisoner said:
    Something tells me this thread got seriously derailed.
    What makes you think that!


    Choo!-Choo! Chugga! Chugga! Chugga!

    All aboard the Crazy Train! Toot, Toot!
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  12. Prisoner
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    Futile attempt to re-establish whatever the topic of this thread was... was futile.
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  13. Hopalong X
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    Sorry Prisoner.

    I just couldn't resist.

    Mike
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