scottiejohn

He is certainly a front runner but there are a few others in the paddock!

Which war. in your head, was that? More BS from the proven liar in chief!!

Why did they let you out? (assuming it is not another of your lies, as proven and admitted to by you on/in another topic!)

That cracked me up!

The ICJ has no relevance whilst this totally provoked war by Hamas and their cohorts etc continues! If you are still bothered try discussing it after Israel hopefully wipes Hamas and all of it's supporters of the face of the earth!

I hate to bring race into this but as an oversexed white male I am not doing too badly!!

Of course there is a "Commander-in-Chief of Propaganda in Russia"! He is the dictator PUTIN!

It is TOTTALLY justified because of Hamas's terrorist actions. End of story!

It is a notebook and not a laptop and certainly NOT a ThinkPad!

Did they cover it? Not that I really care as I would never watch that -----!

You are joking aren't you? And that is not meant as a joke!

Where was "Charles Manson" mentioned in the OP or in the replies apart from yours. I am not trying to be a Mod but I suggest we drop this and get back to joking!!

What about warranty, licensing, repair etc if you do that and not buy locally?

And probably totally unknown outside of USA! This is supposed to be a Joke forum not a guessing game!!

try this; Best ThinkPad in February 2024: Which Lenovo business laptop is best? | Laptop Mag

Try this link! Best ThinkPad in February 2024: Which Lenovo business laptop is best? | Laptop Mag

Yet again you are being either "economical with the truth" or misleading! Lenovo Group Limited, is a Chinese-American multinational technology company specializing in designing, manufacturing, and marketing consumer electronics, personal computers, software, business solutions, and related services. The majority of ThinkPad computers since the 2005 acquisition of the brand by Lenovo have been made in Mexico, Slovakia, India and China.

The top photo is from the Crelander's web site and not from ASUS/the seller!

More lies! The picture you posted is a NoteN51SX notebook and not a laptop and was not available in 1990! IBM PS/2 Note N51SX (walshcomptech.com)

Since IBM and many other sites say that IBM did not sell a single laptop until October 1992 I declare you the LIAR! Sources and Further Information Atkinson, Paul. "Man in a Briefcase: The Social Construction of the Laptop Computer and the Emergence of a Type Form." Journal of Design History 18.2 (2005): 191–205. Christensen, Clayton M. "The Rigid Disk Drive Industry: A History of Commercial and Technological Turbulence." Business History Review 67.4 (1993):531–588. Leiner, Barry M. et al. "The Past and Future History of the Internet." Communications of the ACM 40.2 (1997): 103–108. History of laptops - Wikipedia The History of Laptop Computers (thoughtco.com)

If it is a real IBM you could not possibly have bought it in 1990 as they did not sell ANY laptops of any kind until 1992!

You changed/edited your post AFTER I called you out as a liar so I could not have noticed your so called retraction; There is a well know saying when you are caught out lying; When you are caught in a hole stop digging.!

If you bought any IBM machine in 1990 it was NOT a laptop! Stop your lies!

So your memory is better than IBM's? You claim to have bought something at a time when the manufacturer clearly states it was not in production! This is directly from the IBM Heritage web site " Introduced in 1992, the ThinkPad marked a turning point for both the image of IBM and the prospects of mobile computing. With a simple design evocative of a black cigar box, a signature cursor pointing device, a vivid display and unprecedented processing power, the ThinkPad won favor among a rapidly expanding market of business travelers and became the world’s most iconic notebook computer. IBM had been producing portable devices since the 1970s, yet for nearly two decades the company failed to achieve much success in the marketplace, partly due to its focus on desktop machines. Meanwhile, in the mid-’80s, an internal task force projected that laptops would outsell desktops by 1996. So in 1992, as part of the drive by CEO John Akers to create a more nimble company, IBM established a business unit called the Personal Computer Company, I did say earlier that I would be gentle and put your minor slip up down to faulty memory but when you state that you know better than IBM, the manufacturer, then I cannot, not that ever have anyway, trust or believe a single word that you ever print. PS; my nationality has nothing to do with this but your ego makes you think that your memory is greater that that of IBM What a laugh!!

According to IBM (link attached below) you could not have bought a ThinkPad in 1990 as ; "Introduced in 1992, the ThinkPad marked a turning point for both the image of IBM and the prospects of mobile computing." ThinkPad | IBM I will be gentle and just say that your memory is 100% faulty on this occasion.