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blackybiker

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  1. I'm a very heavy user, since the 1990s, and have had an extremely reliable experience with Lenovo. I replaced a power supply once (cheap) and recently paid for an overhaul - but this is a unit I have used many hours every day for the past four years. I've also found the Lenovo parts and service access to be superb (I'm in Indonesia). It's amusing because Lenovo purchased the ThinkPad business from IBM, and their laptops were real p.o.s. When I worked for the CEO at PT Semen Cibinong we bought three IBM laptops: one for him, one for his son ($7000!) and one for me to use. All had problems - the so-called "butterfly keyboard" on the unit I had was spongy and flimsy. The laptops were clear evidence of Big Blue's contempt for PCs. When they sold off the business to the Chinese I expected the brand would continue to sell crap. Happy to say I was dead wrong about that.
  2. My God - that joke is an echo of a Spike Jones number in the 1940s. What goes round ...
  3. Tremendous variation in strength and different content between batches of "vaccines" (proven over and over). Placebos mixed with the poisons (politicians flamboyantly rolling up their sleeves for the TV cameras), saline solution injections. Most sinister of all is the delayed effect, making it quite difficult to pin the blame on the mRNA when it took place several years before. Some people complain about immediate effects; others get the side effects within a matter of weeks. Still others will not show the myocarditis or pericarditis for several years. This provides deniability for the vax-cheerleaders. Small children never get the virus. Why give them a powerful gene therapy injection that was not subjected at all to the typical five- or ten-year scientific test? Follow the money.
  4. What?? Are the ladyboys sporting beards and moustaches these days ["ended up being robbed by two transgender women" with photo of two dudes with faces pixeled out]? Hmm, guess they need to be called "ladyBEARS". Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I recall with amusement the one-word dismissal of [horny] Indian visitors by both ladies & ladyboys of the night: "H̄em̆n" [เหม็น - "stinky"]. Actually you can stick Arabs in that category of "overly-fragrant John" as well.
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