The more things change the more they stay the same

Does anyone remember the song parody about windows 95. I have it somewhere.
Most of it centred on being a ram hog and needing to purchase a new computer
and most new programs to run it. 3.11 was stable and fulfilled most of my
needs at the time. The more things change the more they stay the same...

I am not slagging Vista so much as saying the cycle has come around, I
myself did not like 95 as it did not like the version of publisher that I
had. I waited about 6 months then relooked at 95. Everything seemed better
by then, a little anyway. 98 wasn't too bad as I had trialled the RC but SE
was great. ME was a skip for me, I liked 2000 too much and it was so much
better than the NT 3.5 I think for games. Quad core prices have dropped and
ram is no longer $100 a meg so if buying a new PC stack it up with 2 Gig and
hang on, it will all get better soon. So things have changed little since
the sx33 and having to buy an add on maths co-processor.

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"Brad" <> wrote in message
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> Does anyone remember the song parody about windows 95. I have it
> somewhere.
> Most of it centred on being a ram hog and needing to purchase a new
> computer
> and most new programs to run it. 3.11 was stable and fulfilled most of my
> needs at the time. The more things change the more they stay the same...

When I bought it up;
Brought Vista home and tried to boot it up

But when I load it up;
It says my memory is not enough

I've been running out;
I need some extra RAM to fix me up

I have to cough it up;
Open my wallet up it never stops;
Never stops;
Never stops

Its Windows Vista Live;
It's sucking up my drive;
It makes a quad core fly;
But my PC;
Is obselete;
I'll have to buy myself a brand new machine

Ring it up

Stick me up;
You suck me in and then you got me hooked;
You got me;
You got me

There's so much stuff to buy;
I need a new hard drive;
It's gonna suck me dry

My P3;
Don't have the speed;
It takes an hour just to bring up the screen

Woah No, I'm making software buys
Woah, it's making Bill Gates cum;
Yo Yo, you make a rich man cum...

That's the one :-)


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Brad Leyden
6° 43.5816' S 146° 59.3097' E WGS84
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Music to my ears is my Tiagra 50W screaming when towing a Wombat from
Pakula.
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> "Brad" <> wrote in message
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>>
>> Does anyone remember the song parody about windows 95. I have it
>> somewhere.
>> Most of it centred on being a ram hog and needing to purchase a new
>> computer
>> and most new programs to run it. 3.11 was stable and fulfilled most of my
>> needs at the time. The more things change the more they stay the same...
>
> When I bought it up;
> Brought Vista home and tried to boot it up
>
> But when I load it up;
> It says my memory is not enough
>
> I've been running out;
> I need some extra RAM to fix me up
>
> I have to cough it up;
> Open my wallet up it never stops;
> Never stops;
> Never stops
>
> Its Windows Vista Live;
> It's sucking up my drive;
> It makes a quad core fly;
> But my PC;
> Is obselete;
> I'll have to buy myself a brand new machine
>
> Ring it up
>
> Stick me up;
> You suck me in and then you got me hooked;
> You got me;
> You got me
>
> There's so much stuff to buy;
> I need a new hard drive;
> It's gonna suck me dry
>
> My P3;
> Don't have the speed;
> It takes an hour just to bring up the screen
>
> Woah No, I'm making software buys
> Woah, it's making Bill Gates cum;
> Yo Yo, you make a rich man cum...
>
>
>