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From: "Carmelo Hobson"
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Subject: Your future, open-chested
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 04:23:33 +0420
These replicas have all the presence and poise of the originals after
whome they were designed at a fraction of the cost. The attention to
detail is paramount and they are comparable to the originals in every
way.
+Replicated to the smallest detail +98% A+ Accuracy +Includes all
Proper Markings +Wide selection and fast worldwide shipping
+Authentic Weight
+True-to-original self winding and quartz mechanisms
We only sell premium watches, with 90% discount...
http://8FWS.YWY1OTY4N2EyZDU5Y2ZmY2RlOTIyYzlj.fivebakkedcakez.com (editor's note: do not go to that address -- it's probably a bad idea.)
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precision flying is a step toward expressing our real nature.Everything
I mapped my additional S1 and S2 keys to "mute-audio" and "standby",
with the power button mapped to "hibernate". Can't see myself ever
changing those settings, they're perfect. While the D420's solid
build quality may suggest that Dell opted to pursue form over
function, the unit's design also manages to simultaneously achieve a
striking aesthetic appeal. Similar to the D620 and D820, the D420
employs a dark-charcoal grey color scheme with silver accents and
lid. The result is a low-key and industrial look that draws attention
without unnecessary glitz or flash. While some may prefer the
sleekness of Apple's new MacBook line or that of Sony's various
models, Dell has succeeded in creating a design for the D420 that
gives it a strong identity of its own.
Dell Inspiron 6000 (1.60GHz Alviso Pentium M) 1m 52s
learned by anybody who wanted to discover it; that's got nothing to do
In the below results of Super Pi calculated to 2 million digits of
accuracy you can see the D420 performs better than the old Latitude
X1, but is not nearly as fast as the old D410. Nor is it as fast
processor wise as the Core Duo processor in the ultraportable
ThinkPad X60 series laptop that uses a 1.60GHz Core Duo.
I just don't get spam these days. Did you seriously just try and sell me a fake Rolex over the internet and then talk about flying and the processing speed of old Dell computers? Seriously?
My favorite line: I mapped my additional S1 and S2 keys to "mute-audio" and "standby",
with the power button mapped to "hibernate". Can't see myself ever
changing those settings, they're perfect.
I like to make a sort of satisfied *sigh* at this point; I'm so happy with those settings.
Not that I know what the hell that means, or anything.
To:
CC:
Subject: Your future, open-chested
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 04:23:33 +0420
These replicas have all the presence and poise of the originals after
whome they were designed at a fraction of the cost. The attention to
detail is paramount and they are comparable to the originals in every
way.
+Replicated to the smallest detail +98% A+ Accuracy +Includes all
Proper Markings +Wide selection and fast worldwide shipping
+Authentic Weight
+True-to-original self winding and quartz mechanisms
We only sell premium watches, with 90% discount...
http://8FWS.YWY1OTY4N2EyZDU5Y2ZmY2RlOTIyYzlj.fivebakkedcakez.com (editor's note: do not go to that address -- it's probably a bad idea.)
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precision flying is a step toward expressing our real nature.Everything
I mapped my additional S1 and S2 keys to "mute-audio" and "standby",
with the power button mapped to "hibernate". Can't see myself ever
changing those settings, they're perfect. While the D420's solid
build quality may suggest that Dell opted to pursue form over
function, the unit's design also manages to simultaneously achieve a
striking aesthetic appeal. Similar to the D620 and D820, the D420
employs a dark-charcoal grey color scheme with silver accents and
lid. The result is a low-key and industrial look that draws attention
without unnecessary glitz or flash. While some may prefer the
sleekness of Apple's new MacBook line or that of Sony's various
models, Dell has succeeded in creating a design for the D420 that
gives it a strong identity of its own.
Dell Inspiron 6000 (1.60GHz Alviso Pentium M) 1m 52s
learned by anybody who wanted to discover it; that's got nothing to do
In the below results of Super Pi calculated to 2 million digits of
accuracy you can see the D420 performs better than the old Latitude
X1, but is not nearly as fast as the old D410. Nor is it as fast
processor wise as the Core Duo processor in the ultraportable
ThinkPad X60 series laptop that uses a 1.60GHz Core Duo.
I just don't get spam these days. Did you seriously just try and sell me a fake Rolex over the internet and then talk about flying and the processing speed of old Dell computers? Seriously?
My favorite line: I mapped my additional S1 and S2 keys to "mute-audio" and "standby",
with the power button mapped to "hibernate". Can't see myself ever
changing those settings, they're perfect.
I like to make a sort of satisfied *sigh* at this point; I'm so happy with those settings.
Not that I know what the hell that means, or anything.