![]() ![]() I'm ashamed that I goaded him into this and take full responsibility for the collapse of any savings you might have. But engineering a total market meltdown - wow - that was pure genius. How was I to know that President Bush would take my challenge so seriously? And, give the man credit, I didn't think there was *any* way he could pull it off. And while ostensibly President Bush was to get the credit/blame for meeting our goals, the bottom line is that I cannot help but feel personally responsible for the greatest financial collapse since the 1930s. Of course, we reached it in perhaps the worst way possible-by destroying the world economy. As you probably know by now, we recently succeeded in reaching one of our Lame Duck Presidential Challenge Goals. We hope you agree that it was all worth it to get back to the good old days of cheap gas again. But hey: a deal's a deal, right? Our giving away all of our software for free is just our way of trying to make good on the loss of untold $trillions worth of equity from American pocketbooks. And to be honest, we're not sure if this was actually the work of President Bush, or whether our Lame Duck Challenge had more of an impact on the economy than we suspected. Sure, the decline of gas prices was due to the total collapse of the world economy, and the price of oil spiraling into a vortex of doom as a result. Yes! You heard it right! On October the 14th, the average price of a gallon of gasoline dropped below $2.79 a gallon here in the Twin Cities. Codeweavers CrossOver for Mac/Linux FREE on 28-10-08 only! ![]()
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