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Denver, 9:56 AM
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    Image of Talleh Talleh
    12/01/08

    In reply to Xbox 360-Type Logo Appeared In 17th Century As Aliens?
    360 designed by aliens, confirmed.


    But really, I'm sure that every shape of everything has been used somewhere by something, it's just a coincidence....or is it?

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    Image of Demonbird Demonbird
    12/01/08

    In reply to Xbox 360-Type Logo Appeared In 17th Century As Aliens?
    Oh man, this is going to suck when those aliens sue Microsoft for trademark infringement.
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    Image of okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under) okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under)
    12/01/08

    In reply to Xbox 360-Type Logo Appeared In 17th Century As Aliens?
    This is why we can't be taken seriously by our wives ;_;
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    okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under) was starred okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under) was unstarred
    Image of Brian Ashcraft Brian Ashcraft
    12/01/08

    @okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under): I just cackled out loud. Thank you sir, for that!
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    Image of eyeshield eyeshield
    12/01/08

    In reply to Xbox 360-Type Logo Appeared In 17th Century As Aliens?
    2012 my friends.


    Just you wait.

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    Image of Vecha: One more Month Vecha: One more Month
    12/01/08

    @eyeshield:


    All 360s will RROD and not be capable of any type of repairs?


    Shit....

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    Image of shaunmcilroy shaunmcilroy
    12/02/08

    @Vecha: more like the world, three quarters of it will be covered in a red glow
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    Image of DrowningInMercy DrowningInMercy
    12/01/08

    In reply to Xbox 360-Type Logo Appeared In 17th Century As Aliens?
    I would suggest that perhaps the Xbox 360 was created by a being not of this world...a being of a far superior and more advanced race...but then again, I don't think that an alien race would make hardware with such a high failure rate.
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    Image of freakout freakout
    12/01/08

    @DrowningInMercy: They didn't - it's just that their reverse-tachyon-dilithium-crystal-neutri... circuits are incompatible with our primitive electrical systems. Plug that baby into an artificial quantum singularity and it'll never RRoD again*!


    *Microsoft is not responsible for time-dilation disasters

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