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A program created by Bill Gates just to fill up space, as an excuse to remove Reversi. There are several websites dedicated to figuring out HOW and WHY it glitches so much, and many people think it is because of using non-Microsoft video formats such as eh vee aye and em [[pee]] [[gee]]. But no one wants to use MPG, right?
 
A program created by Bill Gates just to fill up space, as an excuse to remove Reversi. There are several websites dedicated to figuring out HOW and WHY it glitches so much, and many people think it is because of using non-Microsoft video formats such as eh vee aye and em [[pee]] [[gee]]. But no one wants to use MPG, right?
  
All we know is that it is a crucial part of [[super AIDS]]. ADHDYoshi is currently doing research on it.
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All we know is that it is a crucial part of [[super AIDS]]. ADHDYoshi is currently doing research on it. It is what caused [[superbork]] so become contaminated.
  
 
[[Image:bsod.jpg|center|thumb|400px|Screenshot of Windows Movie Maker in action]]
 
[[Image:bsod.jpg|center|thumb|400px|Screenshot of Windows Movie Maker in action]]

Revision as of 23:38, 2 September 2007

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Windows Movie Maker Retail Boxart

A program created by Bill Gates just to fill up space, as an excuse to remove Reversi. There are several websites dedicated to figuring out HOW and WHY it glitches so much, and many people think it is because of using non-Microsoft video formats such as eh vee aye and em pee gee. But no one wants to use MPG, right?

All we know is that it is a crucial part of super AIDS. ADHDYoshi is currently doing research on it. It is what caused superbork so become contaminated.

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Screenshot of Windows Movie Maker in action