DBsantos77

September 03, 2009 at 3:18pm

So I showed this to My boss, and he did a parody of the Pic. I think it's great, check it out!.. here's the link, I still don't understand why MaxPC doesn't let you have embedded images.

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s202/DBsantos77/win7party.jpg

 

 

bingojubes

September 03, 2009 at 1:25pm

how bout all the OTHER PEOPLE THAT SHOW UP TO THEIR PARTY GET ONE TOO!? otherwise, if the party sucked and i didn't get a copy if windows 7 - i don't know...i just cant get that time back, can i?

jcseely

September 03, 2009 at 12:53pm

It's Party HEARTY.

darkcactus1957

September 03, 2009 at 12:35pm

I knew we should of kept those windows 98 launch balloons. if you were lucky enough to have  had an invitation to a launch day site, (back in the days when Texas Instruments made there own laptops) you would have experianced the big stink the security goons made about loose balloons on the ceiling at the convention center in Houston Texas.  My wife and I Made our Daring Escape with 30 odd ballons in tow !!!! mwaaa haaa haaaaa !!!

spentnickles

September 03, 2009 at 12:14pm

What a bummer...  I would have totally thrown a bash for some military folks over here in Germany where I live...  We always can find a reason to party - what better way then with a new OS coming out...more reasons to drink frothy beverages....

keithfreitag

September 03, 2009 at 11:28am

I signed up, gotta get me a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate.  RC1 is kicking ass so far.  Best OS Ever, I'm talking to you apple fanboys.

lunchbox73

September 03, 2009 at 11:09am

They do it for Tupperware, cosmetics, Pampered Chef, and adult toys. Why not an OS? BECAUSE IT'S WIERD.

ColdDeck

September 03, 2009 at 11:07am

I've got ten computers in the house.  Might as well put them to work.  Plus it sounds like a good excuse to have a bunch of people over.  The kids will love the balloons. Some of the adults might too.

You have to give Microsoft some credit.  They are trying to relate to consumers better.  Sure, it's awkward. But they are trying.  It's like one of those feel good movies where the stuffy corporate tycoon finds out he's the father of a spunky eleven year old and they have to go on a cross country road trip to find her missing puppy.  By the end it's all smiles and tears.  I hope my party ends that way.

 

MRrelabled

September 03, 2009 at 9:55am

Hey yeah, why don't you all come over a watch me on my computer. 

Yeah, and I don't think I'll be spending more on the party then the price of Windows 7 at the Microsoft store.

Balloons -> out  Shrimp -> out 

jwalch.hawk

September 03, 2009 at 9:27am

I think Microsoft is headed in the right direction right now; the marketing machine has really come to life lately. It started out slow with the Seinfeld and I'm a PC commercials, but now we've the laptop hunter commercials (which were evidently enough to piss off Apple) and the Bing commercials (which I thought were actually above average as far as TV commercials go). This thing is a little gimmicky, but that's ok - it shows that Microsoft is willing to aggressively market itself rather than just presuming everyone is going to buy their product (which is pretty much the way it had been, I think).

DBsantos77

September 03, 2009 at 9:16am

LOL, this is AWESOME, I've never thought Microsoft could come out with something like this. Hahahaha!