Re: Win xp oem activation hits me clear as mud!

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David R. Norton MVP wrote:
> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in:
>
>> David R. Norton MVP wrote:
>>> "Woody" <Woody@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in:
>>>
>>>> too young to know who jackie gleason is ?
>>>
>>> Nope, old enough and smart enough to ignore anything Kurttrail says.
>>
>> Ah, but you didn't. So much for being smart enough!
>
> Ah, but I did. I also ignored you this time. Don't try to figure it
> out.

LOL! Obviously you have a different defintion of "ignore" than the
dictionary.

Oh well, occasionally someone slips through who can't pass the MVP test
of connecting two dots.

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