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Rob 01-24-2005 05:46 PM

I bought a video game and it crashed my Windows XP
 
Bought Pirates because I used to play it as a child and thought it was cool that they came out with an updated version. Went to install it, seemed ok. Went to play it and it crashed my Windows XP!!! Said my windows\command\something or another was corrupt or edited.

Now I remember why I quit playing fucking video games on my PC years ago!!!

Hey Atari and Sid Meier... :boid

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