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This explains why products like Microsoft Bob and Windows ME made it out the door - the good engineers were working on the 959 crash test program!

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This explains why products like Microsoft Bob and Windows ME made it out the door - the good engineers were working on the 959 crash test program!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well, I guess we're in good company: http://www.forbesautos.com/advice/to...ill_gates.html http://www.forbesautos.com/advice/to...aul_allen.html

POST 3Original post

Michael Dell also has a Porsche according to the list 2004 Boxster. Also, Lisa Walton had a 1987 Porsche in 1989 when she hit a lady in it (lady subsequently died of her injuries.

POST 4Original post

I guess that Bill has sticker shock with the new 997.

POST 5Original post

Gotta love being the "man" at a place like Microsoft. You know Bill woke up one morning and said "hhmm I want one of those 959s - I'll put a few engineers on this project'. This explains why products like Microsoft Bob and Windows ME made it out the door - the good engineers were working on the 959 crash test program! Not to say I wouldn't have done the same thing if I were Bill for a day....

POST 6Original post

If I was Bill for a day I would buy all his employees a Porsche. My offer still stands for my employees if I win the lottery.... their end of the bargain would be that they can't sell the car within 5 years and have to drive it to work everyday.

POST 7Original post

Hey Robin, do you have any openings? Can I forward you my resume? Cheers.

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