chumbucket      Why Microsoft's Cyber Sitcom division never really took off.
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BillLumbergh      wow that is some awful direction
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Born in the RSR      Nothing is better than Progman you lying bitch!
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Redford      "A wacky group of propeller-heads"?
I was rather alive in the 90s and even I don't remember anyone saying that.
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CIWB      There isn't a single second of this that isn't unbearably corny. Who writes this stuff?
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Quad9Damage      0:27 "You'll get more than a few laughs as we present the world's first cyber sitcom..." I already had douche chills.
Also WHY IS THERE A SEINFELD NOISE every time there's a joke? Did they forget what sitcom Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry were from?
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Rodents of Unusual Size      Jennifer Aniston made the Bounty Hunter so this comes as no surprise. It's hard to dip lower than that.
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Quad9Damage I like how you can have as many programs open on the taskbar as you want. Yessir, on a 1995 machine that sure is something.
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cognitivedissonance      Imagine the mountain of coke Perry bought with this.
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Void 71      That's some pretty sweet pincussion distortion.
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Oscar Wildcat      Fuck these tools, real men used NT at the time.
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Dread Pirate Roberts     Who else saw this at the Found Footage Festival three+ years ago?
I know I did.
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glendower      Windows 3.1 was better. But I have to say, creating an Excel document to track golf scores...BRILLIANT! Similarly, I decided to buy a computer in order to create a spreadsheet that would track my bowling scores. This allows me to view all of the data in a convenient line graph. Now I can really keep track of my game. And closing the program is extremely convenient. I just click the box with the 'X' in it in the right corner. Before this innovation, I used to unplug my computer after saving the document.
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Oktay      Let's go over to Bill's terminal and confuse things some more.
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