wow. she can really stuff her mouth full of meat. >_

I heard the Windows Vista Whopper gives you a sense of frustration and loose bowels.

I've spent years playing Japanese video games, consumed all manner of Japanese visual media, have read articles and taken courses on Japanese history and culture, and am coming up on one year of studying the Japanese language. I *still* do not understand how this culture, when confronted with the question of how to promote a new computer operating system, responds with "seven-decker hamburger."

>> ^davidraine:
I still do not understand how this culture, when confronted with the question of how to promote a new computer operating system, responds with "seven-decker hamburger."


Because it is a new american computer operating system. Or, at least that would be my guess

All in all, eating 7 pieces of beef is the perfect way to emulate the bloated Windows Vista experience. While this certainly is an amazing cross-sensory promotion strategy, it seems like a tremendous blunder when trying to sell an OS which tries to distance itself from Vista's bloat.

The Whopper: both the sandwich you ate, and the heart attack you're about to have.

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Tacky, nasty food paired with its software counterpart.

[so sayeth the mac bigot]

Mac bigotry = win esp. when it's called that in the spirit of good natured fun.

And yes, Asian ladies can definitely eat...

America: Exporting Operating Systems AND Gluttony

Fattening up the Japanese.

On your next visit you get a free Angry Whopper.

I am not even close to being a vegetarian, but eating anything at Burger King gives me thoughts of going vegan.

>> ^Drax:
On your next visit you get a free Angry Whopper.


Exactly what Linux people are saying about Win7...

As if the world needs more proof that Windows is bad for you.

Somewhere in Japan a robotic toilet is committing seppuku.