Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Sean
@picture..Were did you stumble across this at??

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My mom found it in a magazine and gave me the ad....she wanted me to enter the contest .......

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Originally posted by Matty.

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Originally posted by blade
you're not getting the joke

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I Didn't see the [sarcasm][/sarcasm]

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Originally posted by blade
she wanted me to enter the contest

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[more sarcasm]
Blade go for it. That is a once in a life time chance to win a dream computer
I mean look at the sexy dent, and all those drives.
And think with a 2.0Mhz Celeron which is a P4 as well. You'll be able to play Halo with no problems
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Hmm do you rekon their bright enuf to install a head sink on that high performance equipment

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Originally posted by madman66

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Originally posted by blade
she wanted me to enter the contest

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[more sarcasm]
Blade go for it. That is a once in a life time chance to win a dream computer
I mean look at the sexy dent, and all those drives.
And think with a 2.0Mhz Celeron which is a P4 as well. You'll be able to play Halo with no problems
[/more sarcasm]
Hmm do you rekon their bright enuf to install a head sink on that high performance equipment

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* .blade// realises that the ad doesn't actually say that the computer is new, or even works
* .blade// thinks the PC has no BIOS, mother board, NIC, video card, power box or power chord as they are not mentioned...

Niether is a PSU, IDE cables, Fans, On switch

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Originally posted by blade
you're not getting the joke

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Maybe because there is nothing to joke about

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Originally posted by blade
but a 2.0 mhz 'P4' Celeron Processor (it can't be a P4 AND a Celeron either )?

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And why not? Each Pentium-class has also Celerons. As well as you have/had PII Celerons and PIII Celerons, you also have a P4 Celeron....

Intel's P4 Celeron is a "crippled" version of the .18 micron P4 core that works with 478-pin architecture. It runs at higher clock speeds compared to Pentium III Celerons, but has standard 128 KB of L2 cache compared to the 512 KB of the newest Pentium 4. However, the 400 MHz bus speed really helps it out compared to earlier Celerons.

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Originally posted by madman66

[sarcasm]
2.0Mhz, I never knew celerons where as fast as that
* madman66 runs out and buy's one
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They can even be faster...
The Intel Pentium P4 Celeron 2.8 Ghz for example

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Originally posted by madman66
Also unless the drives are stelthed, its got no "DVD/CDRW Combo drive" or a "Panasonic 1.44Mb Floppy drive"

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bmtaylor said it quite nicely. It is just a photograph of an empty case. I can give you thousands of ad-scans like that (or where the picture doesn't represent 100% the actual product)





sorry guys 

CookieRevised has not noticed it says "2.0 MHz" not "2.0 Ghz"




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Originally posted by blade
CookieRevised has not noticed it says "2.0 MHz" not "2.0 Ghz"
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blah... an obvious typo like in so many other adds

EDIT: /slap blade and stuff 

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Originally posted by blade
CookieRevised has not noticed it says "2.0 MHz" not "2.0 Ghz"

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Matty didn't notice that either !

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by blade
CookieRevised has not noticed it says "2.0 MHz" not "2.0 Ghz"
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blah... an obvious typo like in so many other adds

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like in ur post? adds = ads lol
- it's still funny and some n00b did the transparency on that case

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Originally posted by Matty.

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Originally posted by blade
CookieRevised has not noticed it says "2.0 MHz" not "2.0 Ghz"

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Matty didn't notice that either !

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lol, there's no wire on the keyboard, no drives, is that a empty case?, lol, & wat's on the screen doesn't look like XP