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So why does everyone appear to pick on him?
(Note: This isn't meant as an offence, particularly to people who think well of him, so please don't hate me!!!)
Ice Raider
> LOL Wookiee, yeah very good, funnily enough that went over the heads
> of most people here...
Indeed. Some very short people in the forums - a lot of stuff goes over their heads!
> I don't know who this bloke is but he must
> be one of the most wanted men in Britain! ;D
It's my mission in life to track him down. Must be a hefty reward.
> Poor sod - I'd like to know what the hell he did.
LOL Wookiee, yeah very good, funnily enough that went over the heads of most people here.....oh and by the way, we've got the same signs down here in Southampton....I don't know who this bloke is but he must be one of the most wanted men in Britain! ;D
2. He is an evil money grabbing ruthless bussinessman
3. He only got where he is today because his crap DOS system was working before IBM's other development was. And it was ready to co-incide with the launch of the first PC
4. He is a dropout - he didn't graduate from high school
5. He tries to portray a relaxed image when (see point 2)
6. He is probably the only man in the world that could bring the world to its knees economically, by crashing every windows based machine.
7. He blatently is trying to take over the world, next thing we will know our bedside table will have computers int hem to display the book we are reading!!!!
8. I don't like him.
9. His products are shabby at best.
10. He has 37.5 billion dollars to his name.
11. Rather than develop something, he tries to buy out someone who does it already (Ninty)
12. He is the root of all evil.
13. He can fix everything with money (see news story here)
I was in London at the weekend, and almost every shop window and advertising hoarding had a notice on it, stating that "Bill Posters Will Be Prosecuted".
Poor sod - I'd like to know what the hell he did.
>but we'd be running them in dos all the time.
At least they'd be running a stable platform ;D when was the last time you ever heard of anyone complaining about DOS crashing?