On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 17:46:39 -0700, Frank wrote:

Adam Albright wrote:



Hey bub, trying to play attorney now? A EULA technically isn't a
contract

You're the idiot! The EULA is an agreement...an agreement is a legally
binding contract.

Explain to us how Microsoft KNOWS who clicked their mouse agreeing to
the EULA which is the ONLY so-called "proof" anyone agreed to the
terms of the license. Damn, Frank I know you're a real dim bulb, but
even you should see the fatal flaw in such half-ass reasoning and to
try to claim it becomes legally binding is laughable.

Worse, Microsoft doesn't provide any written version of the EULA in
the packaging Vista comes in and the only way you get to see it is if
you begin the install process THEN nobody that sold Vista to you will
take it back claiming it is "opened" software. Sounds like a catch 22
to me.

Of course you being nothing but a moronic fanboy you probably wait on
your porch every evening hoping you see a pig fly past. Lots of luck
with that.