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    Windows 7 party pack fittingly arrives on party-filled Cayman Islands
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    Shame on you Engadget for not mentioning this (unless of course you randomly stumbled on the blog post yourselves, in which case I retract my statement): http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/10/irate-reader-gets-free-windows-7-after-complaint-to-ballmer.ars "An Ars Technica reader from the Cayman Islands was annoyed enough that he couldn't throw his own official Windows 7 Party that he e-mailed Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to complain. The result? A free Windows 7 Party Pack before anyone else gets theirs." Wow. A DVD and a bunch of crap. Full Article at Engadget
    An Ars Technica reader from the Cayman Islands was annoyed enough that he couldn't throw his own official Windows 7 Party that he e-mailed Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to complain. The result? A free Windows 7 Party Pack before anyone else gets theirs.
    SOURCE: Engadget 2 months ago
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Windows 7 party pack fittingly arrives on party-filled Cayman Islands
  1. Ah well, I'll still give Microsoft my business.
    SOURCE: Engadget 2 months ago

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