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Old 20-08-2006, 12:24   #16
greencreeper
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Re: PC World dual core advert

When I bought my last printer from PC World, the helpful chap asked if I wanted a USB cable. I did. He brought me a £20 cable that was long enough for me to hang myself with it. And then let's not forget that Mr Glitter was found out becase a PC World tech was rummaging through his hard drive. In this instance, the tech did the public a service - but that doesn't make it right. Also, we had an ex-employee of PC World come to work at my place. After a few months of having to deal with him, I suggested to the management that he should have a psychiatric evaluation, query personality disorder or some social-functioning disorder, such as Aspergers. He was weird in that Christie type of way. And then there's their adverts, which just make your toes curl - feel sorry for the home buyer who hasn't a clue.
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