Nontraditional Valentines day cards for singles.

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Pipp

Pipp

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Target has stepped up their V-Day cards this year....
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^^ sorry it ended up a bit blurry but you get the idea.

If you were to create a Valentines day card what would it say ?
 
Ok this isn't one I created, (but apparently that's allowed? :p) and it totally is my sense of humor.

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WineRose said:
Delete System 32 on your Windows PC. If you do that, you'll have a great Valentines Day. :)
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Ha, I'll pass! I have re-installed Windows so many times I've lost count, lol! Same goes for reformatting HDD :confused: Windows to Linux and back again lol. I am believing that my Macbook Pro is coming soon into my future for when I go back to college! :cool:
 
dailybread said:
Ha, I'll pass! I have re-installed Windows so many times I've lost count, lol! Same goes for reformatting HDD :confused: Windows to Linux and back again lol. I am believing that my Macbook Pro is coming soon into my future for when I go back to college! :cool:
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Sounds familiar.

When I get a new computer (used, new-to-me) the first thing I do is set it up just exactly how I want it. Then I resize the whole system to 63.5 gigabytes and clone it to a 64 gig flash drive.

In the future when my tinkering breaks the system, as I always wind up doing, I just clone from the flash drive and resize the partition to fill the existing hard drive.
 
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