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That’s one crazy video just to get a free copy of Vista! (or Office 2007)

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It looks like Corey beat me to it.

“Yeah, someone at the Microsoft Campus has been smoking something to have come up with this idea.  Don't get me wrong.  This is very amusing; a bit twisted... but funny nonetheless.”

You'll have to go watch the video to understand what he's talking about.

(and in the process you could score your own copy of Windows Vista Business or Microsoft Office System 2007)

Sweet!

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12/3/2006 Update: Wow that was fast! It looks like the free copies of Office and Vista are all sold out! Still, the video is still funny... (not for dial up...as one person pointed out to me... I guess not everyone is on FiOS yet! ;)

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View Comments to “That’s one crazy video just to get a free copy of Vista! (or Office 2007)”

  1. Anonymous says:
    November 28, 2006 at 6:19 am

    Update: Cory does not have an “E” in his name… so it’s Cory, not Corey… just to be clear.

  2. Anonymous says:
    November 28, 2006 at 11:51 pm

    Uh… I thought it looked pretty seamless… if anything is hidden in there, it’s so diabolically subliminal that I just can’t pick it out.. :)

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