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Hoodcom wrote: < hasn't slept properly for three nights now, and < really wants to strangle <'s cousin for causing all of us (me, mom, dad, my uncle) to all get sick.

< says that murder is never the answer, and it doesn't stop the voices, it only encourages them...

Sugar wrote:< says that if ^ wants his signature as small as possible...

delete it.

Did you got rekt, mah little Fifo?

No, < wants to keep the Portable ID in <’s sig.

Hoodcom wrote:

Fifo wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:< isn't sure if Fifo was really joking, but < doesn't care right now.

< REALLY was joking! < doesn’t even want to be a mod. < doesn’t have time to maintain two forums at once.

< guesses ^ rather play with old school software anyway.

That’s true. < has recently installed Windows 2000 in a virtual machine.

< Never said anything about murder. < Can tease about it though.

Fifo wrote:That’s true. < has recently installed Windows 2000 in a virtual machine.

< Would rather have Windows 2000 on actual hardware.

Hoodcom wrote:< Never said anything about murder.

Hoodcom wrote:< really wants to strangle <'s cousin

Ok so the only other reason < knows that people strangle each other is pretty messed up, especially when talking about your cousin.
Don't keep it in the family, bro

Hoodcom wrote:< Would rather have Windows 2000 on actual hardware.

< would enjoy installing the very first Windows and upgrade one by one to the latest Windows OS on real hardware.

< thinks that would waste a lot of time

Hoodcom wrote:< Never said anything about murder. < Can tease about it though.

Fifo wrote:That’s true. < has recently installed Windows 2000 in a virtual machine.

< Would rather have Windows 2000 on actual hardware.

^’s a lover of old hardware.

you’re making me jealous with all those old PCs you have!

< had an old machine with MS-DOS 6.0 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 and an old Sony Trinitron CRT monitor. But, unfortunately, not realising what it will do, < accidentally switched the power supply to 120v (we use 230v). < heard a LOUD BANG. < can say that it didn’t sound pleasant at all. It scared the hell out of me!

emshomar wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:< Would rather have Windows 2000 on actual hardware.

< would enjoy installing the very first Windows and upgrade one by one to the latest Windows OS on real hardware.

< saw a couple of vids about it on YouTube

OldClassicGamer wrote:< thinks that would waste a lot of time

Best way to waste time for <

< used to keep reinstalling Windows on the same PC when < was smaller
One day it was Windows XP, the other Windows 98 then I had Windows ME and then Windows 2000 but then went back to 98 then tryed 95 and went back to XP and so on

emshomar wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:< thinks that would waste a lot of time

Best way to waste time for <

< used to keep reinstalling Windows on the same PC when < was smaller
One day it was Windows XP, the other Windows 98 then I had Windows ME and then Windows 2000 but then went back to 98 then tryed 95 and went back to XP and so on

< wonders how ^’s parents (if ^ has some?) reacted to that. < thinks they weren’t very nice about it.

<’s currently using WIndows 2000:

Fifo wrote:< wonders how ^’s parents (if ^ has some?) reacted to that. < thinks they weren’t very nice about it.

Why should they? <'s PC and < can do whatever < wants to do with it.

emshomar wrote:

Fifo wrote:< wonders how ^’s parents (if ^ has some?) reacted to that. < thinks they weren’t very nice about it.

Why should they? <'s PC and < can do whatever < wants to do with it.

Your own PC!?

< uses snapshots in VMware in case < “bricks” a virtual machine.

Fifo wrote:

emshomar wrote:

Fifo wrote:< wonders how ^’s parents (if ^ has some?) reacted to that. < thinks they weren’t very nice about it.

Why should they? <'s PC and < can do whatever < wants to do with it.

Your own PC!?

< had <'s own PC when < was a little kid. Yes.

emshomar wrote:

Fifo wrote:

emshomar wrote:

Fifo wrote:< wonders how ^’s parents (if ^ has some?) reacted to that. < thinks they weren’t very nice about it.

Why should they? <'s PC and < can do whatever < wants to do with it.

Your own PC!?

< had <'s own PC when < was a little kid. Yes.

Wow!

In the past, < was forced to let <’s parents read <’s Facebook conversations. That wasn’t very nice. < felt like < had no privacy.

< has a friend who discovered that her mum was reading her fb convos. < told her this was entirely unacceptable, but she didn't seem to think she could do anything about it...

emshomar wrote:

Fifo wrote:

emshomar wrote:

Fifo wrote:< wonders how ^’s parents (if ^ has some?) reacted to that. < thinks they weren’t very nice about it.

Why should they? <'s PC and < can do whatever < wants to do with it.

Your own PC!?

< had <'s own PC when < was a little kid. Yes.

< had <'s own PC too, once <'s parents got a newer one.

< had to share a single PC in the past. However, it all changed now. My Mac is MINE! Other family members have a single Windows PC, which they share.

<'s family never shared a PC. Everyone got their own PC.

< never let anyone read <'s conversations with anyone on FB or Skype. Ironically, the one who wants to read them mosts is <'s brother.
<'s parents don't care at all.

< thinks Omar's family is smart because everyone needs to have their own PC.

< uses Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 instead of Windows XP.

Fifo wrote:< had to share a single PC in the past. However, it all changed now. My Mac is MINE! Other family members have a single Windows PC, which they share.

< notices that ^ has a lot of expensive hardware for a young'un like ^'self.