Damn. Forgot the character thing. The point still stands if you can interpret it.

âoeThey must have heaps of cash and theyâ(TM)ve got to have a package between their legs, letâ(TM)s be honest,â âoeI donâ(TM)t need them to speak, they donâ(TM)t even need to speak.â Direct quote from a female Australian senator. On the radio. Now reverse that - a male saying something about rich and big-busted, and their career would be finished. Sexism is alive and well, but it's not just men.

Or unless your company has paid out the extra cash to Microsoft for extended support..

Unlicensed business...soooo I'm taking a guess that any insurance he may have had, will be well and truly null and void..

Absolutely - I had 2 fail from 2 purchased in under 12 months.

Well that would make her, what, 11 when she had sex? Maybe they should be investigating the father for possible jail time?

How? I'm an Aussie, and this is no great unexpected revelation. Pine Gap is a joint Aus/US operated facility, and I'm pretty sure that nobody really thought that it was just a nice place meeeting place for American and Australians to swap recipes.

Nobody is too boring, citizen. Go about your life now.

Maybe they could compensate all the stockholders with a free Surface RT? I hear there's a few spares around..

Don't forget the State run knockoff Disney channel! Hooray for Comrade Mouse demonstrating glorious leadership in exceeding production quotas!

It's probably actually desirable - since streaming media is not accessible (IE YouTube and the like), the TV tuner is a sort of way of having government controlled media delivered. True it isn't on demand, and you can't pick what you like when you like, but it's probably the next best thing and can be tightly controlled

Maybe we should give him an aimbot, to blast people hiding behind the wall off his lawn

I heard that there's some kind of new computer being developed that might do just that - I thnk it's called an Amiga? Or is it a Macintosh..I don't know, all this new technology is too hard to keep up with.

I've heard there's good money for their pelts

Stories like this always just astonish me. Surely companies like this would realise by now, that by pulling this kind of stunt, they are essentially slashing their own wrists. Bullying their way into a legitimate discussion about their product by making questionable demands that screencaps be taken down just a) raises suspicion about the quality of their product, b) generates a lot of negative publicity and c) turns the very people that their product is targeted at against them! Striesand effect FTW