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I do applaud you for finally putting the rant in the right place! |
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Gezzzzz... If I didn't know any better... I'd think you were.. um... er... upset about something
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Hobbit, what's this? A post where it belongs. I thought I'd never see the day. I refuse to admit that I'm actually beginning to enjoy your posts and enjoy arguing with you, because I don't. Honest.
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Actually I don't think it belongs here. I'm defining it as SPAM, and there is so SPAM section! He has posted this crappy, 200 page long message all throughout the boards. SCREW YOU AND YOUR LONG MESSAGES!!!!!!!!! LONG LIVE SHORT MESSAGES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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The Old Hand speaketh. Well, who am I to contest that? Spam it is.
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Woah dude! Was that today that I posted that?! Man i don't remember posting it todayk i thought it was yesterday!!!!! Something is weird. But yes, anything from hobbit's mouth is now classified as SPAM. |
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I love ATi hobbit in your face. you spam like a dog.
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I didn't read the whole post. I prefer not to waste my life in useless tasks. But he does bring up the good point of ATI having crap driver support for Win2k. I went from decent 3d performance on my rage pro in win 98 to multicolored 70's colors playing starsige tribes in Win2k. Absolute crap drivers. I personally will not buy ATI again no matter how cheap. |
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I have an ATI All in Wonder Radeon 32MB DDR in an Asus A7V system, running VIA 4 in 1 4.25a and WINDOWS 2000. I am running "special purpose" drivers 5.13.01.3100 which can be downloaded from ATI's website. Having said that...
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no offense hobbit, but you have spammed this so many times, and it is so long that I won't bother reading it. You are counter productive with your spam. Keep em short and sweet please.... |
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