Is your operating system a girl?
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Is your operating system a girl?
The curious case of the OS-Tans...
John Gray
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Re: Is your operating system a girl?
I've never thought of Windows as having a gender...
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Hans
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Re: Is your operating system a girl?
Maybe not, but most of us are Western European, Australian, or in the American continent...
John Gray
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Re: Is your operating system a girl?
But I'll bet you've often thought it was a b*tch...HansV wrote:I've never thought of Windows as having a gender...
John
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“Always trust a microbiologist because they have the best chance of predicting when the world will end”
― Teddie O. Rahube
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Re: Is your operating system a girl?
On the other hand, I often called my PC a 'bar-steward', but that could be either gender I suppose.jonwallace wrote:But I'll bet you've often thought it was a b*tch...HansV wrote:I've never thought of Windows as having a gender...