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- yea can i have a number 5 to-go please.

"Yes, I would like to order one Blue Screen of Death, please. Wow, that was quick! Thanks."

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    Thats probably where the guy from "dude where is my car" took his order
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    hahahaha McDonald's got the BSOD(Blue Screen Of Death)!!!!!
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    O technology, how you make our lives easier
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    when i worked at mcdonalds, our registers used xp
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    when i worked at mcdonalds, our registers used xp.
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    Yeah I'll have a............****!!!
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    "that right there is a linux BSOD" how do you figure? It says something about error on drive C or drive E doesn't it? On linux they don't do it like that, they have /dev/hda1 or /dev/sda4 that type of thing. When I've seen linux crash it never looked like this, it was either kernel oops type message, or it just plain froze.
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    McOWN.
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    "that right there is a linux BSOD" how do you figure? It says something about error on drive C or drive E doesn't it? On linux they don't do it like that, they have /dev/hda1 or /dev/sda4 that type of thing. When I've seen linux crash it never looked like this, it was either kernel oops type message, or it just plain froze.
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    "Unable to write to disk in drive C: Files or data may be lost"
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    "that right there is a linux BSOD" how do you figure? It says something about error on drive C or drive E doesn't it? On linux they don't do it like that, they have /dev/hda1 or /dev/sda4 that type of thing. When I've seen linux crash it never looked like this, it was either kernel oops type message, or it just plain froze.
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    "that right there is a linux BSOD" how do you figure? It says something about error on drive C or drive E doesn't it? On linux they don't do it like that, they have /dev/hda1 or /dev/sda4 that type of thing. When I've seen linux crash it never looked like this, it was either kernel oops type message, or it just plain froze.
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    "that right there is a linux BSOD" how do you figure? It says something about error on drive C or drive E doesn't it? On linux they don't do it like that, they have /dev/hda1 or /dev/sda4 that type of thing. When I've seen linux crash it never looked like this, it was either kernel oops type message, or it just plain froze.
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    safe mode ****, do you run it?
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    Where the **** is the any key?!?!?

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