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  • S Stan Shannon

    GISnet wrote:

    by waiting in line 8 hours before midnight

    :omg: "Patriotism is the first refuge of a patriot."

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    Jorgen Sigvardsson
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    extraordinary machines require extraordinary efforts? :~ -- Pictures[^] from my Japan trip.

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      I skipped the preorder fiasco and got mine at Wal-Mart by waiting in line 8 hours before midnight. Premium system. Very well organized and a pleasant experience. Anyone else?


      Microsoft makes Digital Photos fun with Photo Story 3 and its free. | Windows Vista Forums

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      GISnet wrote:

      waiting in line 8 hours

      And

      GISnet wrote:

      a pleasant experience.

      :omg: I see dead pixels Yes, even I am blogging now!

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        I skipped the preorder fiasco and got mine at Wal-Mart by waiting in line 8 hours before midnight. Premium system. Very well organized and a pleasant experience. Anyone else?


        Microsoft makes Digital Photos fun with Photo Story 3 and its free. | Windows Vista Forums

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        rwestgraham
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        Does it have Pong???

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        • R rwestgraham

          Does it have Pong???

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          Robert Rohde
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          Are you insane? It's a console - not a time machine! :laugh:

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            Does it have Pong???

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            Doctor Nick
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            Actually I'm sure you can get Pong through the Live Marketplace. ------------------------------------- Do not do what has already been done. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.. but it ROCKS absolutely, too.

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            • R Robert Rohde

              Are you insane? It's a console - not a time machine! :laugh:

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              code frog 0
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              Robert Rohde wrote:

              It's a console - not a time machine!

              I'd argue that. An X-box most certainly is a time machine. You can take a lot of time standing in line to get one. You will spend a lot of time saving money to buy one. You will waste a lot of time that you could be using to make money as you play one. All of those things are a factor of time. So I would say that the X-box is indeed a time machine. ;P

              Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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              • G GISnet

                I skipped the preorder fiasco and got mine at Wal-Mart by waiting in line 8 hours before midnight. Premium system. Very well organized and a pleasant experience. Anyone else?


                Microsoft makes Digital Photos fun with Photo Story 3 and its free. | Windows Vista Forums

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                Lost User
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                Here in the back waters of Australia we have to wait till March next year.

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                • R Robert Rohde

                  Are you insane? It's a console - not a time machine! :laugh:

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                  Raj Lal
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                  Waiting 8 hours for time machine is worth it because you can go back in time :) and catch that loss "Not everything that counts can be counted..." -Albert Einstein

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                    Robert Rohde wrote:

                    It's a console - not a time machine!

                    I'd argue that. An X-box most certainly is a time machine. You can take a lot of time standing in line to get one. You will spend a lot of time saving money to buy one. You will waste a lot of time that you could be using to make money as you play one. All of those things are a factor of time. So I would say that the X-box is indeed a time machine. ;P

                    Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                    Raj Lal
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                    but its a one way time machine only goes forward (waste time) "Not everything that counts can be counted..." -Albert Einstein

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                    • G GISnet

                      I skipped the preorder fiasco and got mine at Wal-Mart by waiting in line 8 hours before midnight. Premium system. Very well organized and a pleasant experience. Anyone else?


                      Microsoft makes Digital Photos fun with Photo Story 3 and its free. | Windows Vista Forums

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                      Paul Selormey
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                      Where do programmers get all these times? :(( Best regards, Paul. Jesus Christ is LOVE! Please tell somebody.

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                        Where do programmers get all these times? :(( Best regards, Paul. Jesus Christ is LOVE! Please tell somebody.

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                        code frog 0
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                        Paul Selormey wrote:

                        Where do programmers get all these times?

                        Isn't that what they mean by agression testing? Wait, perhaps that was regression testing. Either way, they pad it into their estimates. ;P

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                          Paul Selormey wrote:

                          Where do programmers get all these times?

                          Isn't that what they mean by agression testing? Wait, perhaps that was regression testing. Either way, they pad it into their estimates. ;P

                          Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                          Paul Selormey
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                          code-frog wrote:

                          Code-frog System Architects

                          Please teach me more :) Do I need the VS.NET 2005 Tester to do those testing? Best regard, Paul. Jesus Christ is LOVE! Please tell somebody.

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                            Robert Rohde wrote:

                            It's a console - not a time machine!

                            I'd argue that. An X-box most certainly is a time machine. You can take a lot of time standing in line to get one. You will spend a lot of time saving money to buy one. You will waste a lot of time that you could be using to make money as you play one. All of those things are a factor of time. So I would say that the X-box is indeed a time machine. ;P

                            Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                            RC_Sebastien_C
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                            True, games on an XBox waste so much time, that`s why I play games on my PC instead:laugh:

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