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rci

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Monroe, MI

reply to sansri88
Re: Microsoft?!??

I think it's obvious why Microsoft!

Most people don't know this, but all of Skype's voip traffic passes through a single 266 Mhz Celeron running Windows ME in a leased janitor's closet located somewhere within the Microsoft Campus in Redmond.

So obviously Microsoft is at fault in this case!
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MysticGogeta
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