and play it without any desire (or knowledge of the ability) to modify it in
any way, shape or form. One buys the pretty box, loads the CD up and it runs
perfectly, doesn't it??!
Then, when it *doesn't* run on his system, the average consumer takes it
back to the average retailer and complains bitterly that what he was *sold*
(not "what he bought without seeking advice") was a load of ***and there
is nothing wrong at all with his hardware and you've sold me a heap of crap.
And I know this from personal experiences on the other side of the
cash-register!!
> People here are not always polite or diplomatic, but we are all here
> discussing (and whining and complaining). The average consumer wouldn't
> dream in a million years of participating in a discussion about the sordid
> details of what a patch does and doesn't do and how well and accurately it
> is doing it and how it is better or worse than that other company's patch,
> and so on and so on.
> discussing (and whining and complaining). The average consumer wouldn't
> dream in a million years of participating in a discussion about the sordid
> details of what a patch does and doesn't do and how well and accurately it
> is doing it and how it is better or worse than that other company's patch,
> and so on and so on.
> Marc.
> > (snip)
> > We are also much more forgiving than the average consumer
> > in terms of being patient and willing to help diagnose problems
> > (unsnip)
> > HAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!
> > Next joke please Marc.