Re: I should have known...

In article <dcmdda$eoh$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
J.D. Baldwin <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>In an industry where Orwellian product / service names have been the
>norm for years, that one really, truly stands out. I almost have to
>admire MS's marketing weasels for the sheer balls they displayed when
>they coughed that one up.

Hairballs, you mean.

-GAWollman

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