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17-06-2007 1:51pm

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#2 17-06-2007 4:42pm
humbert

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very good

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#3 17-06-2007 4:46pm
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Hehe, got a chuckle out of me.

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#4 17-06-2007 4:59pm
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good

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#5 17-06-2007 8:11pm
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good but i disagree with his one for linux. i think its more like this:

you're given the parts of the plane, an instruction manual and a monkey wrench. you realise that the monkey wrench isn't the only thing you need after hours of googling and you go out to get the 20 other things you need that they assumed you had. so you assemble the plane and then you realise you have no pilot so you attend flight school for 5 years. then you fly the plane and all is going well until you realise that there's no one in air traffic control so you have to somehow be in air traffic control and the plane at the same time so you can guide yourself down

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#6 17-06-2007 8:26pm
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Good one commander vimes , I like the dos one the most .The good old days:)

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