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Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - MacArtist - 12-08-2008
Unless you're talking 100% cotton.
T-shirts. I kid you not.
http://www.macworld.com/article/137391/2008/12/microsoft_softwear.html
Re: Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - cbelt3 - 12-08-2008
Still a classic, even after all these years.
Re: Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - Silencio - 12-08-2008
Somebody already beat Microsoft to this design:
http://www.errorwear.com/shirt-bsod95.php
(And somebody already beat me to it, as well!)
Re: Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - TheCaber - 12-08-2008
's OK; I could stare at that screen print for a long time...
Marketing to the Common denominator. - RAMd®d - 12-08-2008
It's the Microsoft Way.
And Steph... - RAMd®d - 12-08-2008
...knows how to dress.
Re: Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - Mike Sellers - 12-08-2008
cbelt3 wrote:
Still a classic, even after all these years.
Nice blue screens.
Re: Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - Rick-o - 12-08-2008
cbelt3 wrote:
Still a classic, even after all these years.
Thanks for the mammarys!
Re: Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - Mike Sellers - 12-08-2008
Obviously, the definitions of the words "fresh" and "new" have changed since I was in school. I'm always the last to know.
Re: Microsoft's answer to repair its tarnished image...better products? No... - OWC Jamie - 12-08-2008
cbelt3 wrote:
Still a classic, even after all these years.
And the T-shirt is nice, too.