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  Obviously this is another insidious plot by Microsoft to rule the world. ;  Yes indeed, they might collect our addresses and send out their agents to have a tea party. ;  /me doesn''t want Microsoft to have my address.  Not that I have anything to hide.   [ DGDev -- The Delphi Games Development Community ] [ Help GameDev.net fight cancer ];  Ah, I remember they once asked my address before and I gave them. I was a lad before. But do you know what I would do now? I would do the same. ;quote:Original post by alnite  Ah, I remember they once asked my address before and I gave them. I was a lad before. But do you know what I would do now? I would do the same.   As would I.  You sometimes get free stuff if you get your name on the right lists.CM ;quote:Original post by Conner McCloud  quote:Original post by alnite   Ah, I remember they once asked my address before and I gave them. I was a lad before. But do you know what I would do now? I would do the same.   As would I.  You sometimes get free stuff if you get your name on the right lists.CM   Yep, they sent me Office XP 2003 Professional for free a couple weeks ago ;  That''s how they get you.  You all sold your soul for some crappy materialistic gains.  Microsoft owns you, and you will be stuck in an infinite blue-screen-of-death for all eternity! ;  In other news...Microsof is sending out letters via snailmail to downloaders of the Win2K source code. ;quote:Original post by aftermath  Microsof is sending out letters via snailmail to downloaders of the Win2K source code.   Got source?(Source of that information, that is). 