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  1. ChunkyGerbil

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    Thats still too much. You can purchase a PC that can run crysis for $500-600.
     
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    I got you all beat: I'm operating on a stone tablet outfitted with Holes Plateau instead of OS X or Windows Vista. I only paid $300 for it, a real bargain and a true eco-friendly option!
     
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    Stone Tablet is ---- tbh, ----ty OS and no games.
     
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    Stone Tablet is ---- tbh, ----ty OS and no games.
     
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    Pfft, I don't play games, and it works fine -_-
     
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    Who gives a f*ck. If all you care about is running the latest games, go buy whatever the hell you want. You don't buy a Mac to play games on. You buy a Mac for anything else you could possibly ever do on a computer, and the fact it runs most games excellently as well is just a bonus.
     
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    Well, yes, I am funny but since you put a period there rather than a comma, you made it $2. :)
     
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    Oh you're the funny one then I presume?
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    Well, yes, I am funny but since you put a period there rather than a comma, you made it $2. :)
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    Too bad you suck you lousy American.
    We Europeans use comma's to indicate cents, not dots.
     
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    Well, yes, I am funny but since you put a period there rather than a comma, you made it $2. :)
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    Too bad you suck you lousy American.
    We Europeans use comma's to indicate cents, not dots.
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    I am an Australian, so fail number one.

    Fail number two is this:

    $2,000 = Two thousand dollars.

    $2.000 = Two dollars.

    Good day.
     
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    Oh you're the funny one then I presume?
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    Well, yes, I am funny but since you put a period there rather than a comma, you made it $2. :)
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    Too bad you suck you lousy American.
    We Europeans use comma's to indicate cents, not dots.
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    I am an Australian, so fail number one.

    Fail number two is this:

    $2,000 = Two thousand dollars.

    $2.000 = Two dollars.

    Good day.
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    You say you're Australian and then I fail?
    You being Australian already is an instant fail, even more than being an American.

    And I explained to you that in Europe it's the comma that indicates the cents, not the dot.
    It's really no use to tell me what it is at your place AGAIN.




    And no; in your next post you don't have to say it ANOTHER time you kangaroo ------er.
     

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