Joshua Xalpharis
United States of America
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2.2 (Nov 24, 2006)
Oddly enough, it wiped every single credit card that I had in my wallet.
Other than that, this program wasn't too bad. It shuffled my Programs list, but it did clean up the system messages that I kept getting from the Postal Inspectors concerning some mis-placed packages.
Then I tried to use it, and found that I couldn't open Firefox without re-installing my SSL certificates. I don't mind that part too much.
I was a little irritated at the fact that this program had opened port 1080 and installed 37 separate dialers from Brazil, Thailand and Peru.
It's a good thing I don't have dial-up. No harm, no foul, right? I can let it slide.
If it does it again though, I may have to chew on ground glass for a few days and wash it down with a jug of yak piss, because I can't declare bankruptcy twice after this program let hackers steal my identity.
I thought the internet was a series of tubes...
0.6.5.3 Beta (Nov 21, 2006)
After I installed this program, it deleted almost every single file I had with the word 'bottle' in the filename. I'm not sure why.
After I uninstalled it, I cried in the shower.
It was a shower of sulphuric ACID.
3.1.3 (Nov 21, 2006)
$120 does seem a bit steep...
I have a program does the same thing, and it's called Microsoft Excel.
The colors make me want to use a corkscrew on my eyeballs, and that's just from a screenshot.
A friend of mine downloaded this program, then shot himself in the face with a shotgun.
My own experiences were somewhat better-- I only used a .357 magnum.
2.7 (Nov 21, 2006)
This program does suck.
When I tried to uninstall it, I had to use a little comb instead of the uninstaller.
This program is exactly like a case of the crabs.
When I was in Vietnam, I paid a VC woman $8 to piss in my mouth. It left a better taste than this program did.