The new Vista/windows logo

[Jim]

You "doubt" it? I *know* you never will.

I doubt you'll ever come up with one, moron.


Shane

 

[Jim]

That's all that is left for you isn't it?
BTW your a hypocrite too,
this post says it all,
it's ok to censor as long as you get to decide what gets censored?

 

[Alpha]

Wow...it only took decades a billions to give the logo a glass effect. I am
very impressed.

 

[Bruce Chambers]

Wow...it only took decades a billions to give the logo a glass effect. I am
very impressed.

What's even more frightening is that it took millions of years of
evolution to produce someone who could be so easily and greatly
impressed by the "glass" effect.


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[kenny]

Appearance is important, and logos are important, and icons are important.

 

[kenny]

Appearance is important, and logos are important, and icons are important.



"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
You are a shallow person , are you not?

 

[kurttrail]

Appearance is important, and logos are important, and icons are
important.

I'm sure you must have meant impotent.

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[NoStop]

After sticking his head out from his XP firewall, kurttrail had this to say:

I'm sure you must have meant impotent.

Kurt, not in the all important marketing department of MickeyMouse
eye-candy. To convince consumers to part with more of their money, it is
very important that although this "new" OS won't be offering much of any
real NEW substance to the computing community, it must look different and
good.


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