Windows 7 EULA (Beware!)

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  1. echrada
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    Brink said:
    I'll be happy to share a cell with all of you. :)
    As long as we have a computer in there....
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  3. darkassain
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       New #11

    lmao count me in too....

    i know smarteyeball aka "beta breaker" and our JonhG. will be joining us too....
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  4. Brink
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    LOL, I'm sure between all of us, we could rig up some sort of working computer in the cell with us. Of course the fun part is smuggling in the parts.
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  5. Airbot
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    Dmex will have to bail us all out.
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  7. darkassain
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       New #14

    lmao thats the best part brink....

    now to get wifi on that rig (or a CAT-5 cables)...lol

    i just read through the EULA it and i seem to break all the agreements except the were it specifies third party...lmao
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  8. Airbot
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    Oh, I can run the CAT 5 for us, being a low voltage tech.
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  9. DiamondNRG
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    Airbot said:
    We can all talk about if it was worth it.
    And all still be back out before Apple had caught up

    Brink said:
    LOL, I'm sure between all of us, we could rig up some sort of working computer in the cell with us. Of course the fun part is smuggling in the parts.
    Yikes ... I claim the RAM! I certainly don't want to be the poor sucker to has to shove a motherboard up his...
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  11. MrUnderhill
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    I've got a big enough butt I could probably sneek in a couple of digital hd's, need some string though.
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  12. djhallucn8
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    XP Pro, Windows 7 Ultimate 64 & 32 Build 7022
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    MrUnderhill said:
    I've got a big enough butt I could probably sneek in a couple of digital hd's, need some string though.
    What the hell man, what kind of statement is that, you guys a sick, sick people, its a sick world, jk!

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  13. Brink
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    MrUnderhill said:
    I've got a big enough butt I could probably sneek in a couple of digital hd's, need some string though.
    And on that note
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